Obamacare, record borrowing, record spending, and hundreds of hard-left presidential appointees and judges.
Maybe — and that's a ganormous maybe —Obamacare can be repealed. But the president and his allies have, with consent of the majority of Americans, done irreparable harm to the country, harm that cannot be undone with a wave of the hand nor with a bill in Congress. Obama has proved to be the beginning of the end. When he leaves office, he will leave in place his legacy that will pull the country to its knees.
As much as Americans dislike France, they now have more more in common with the Europeans than ever — not a positive statement, this — with etchings that have been scarred deeply into the social and economic fabric.
Some things are damaged beyond repair. It is my prophecy that the United States belongs to that category.
Our hope lies elsewhere, beyond the heavens and the earth, our faith is firm in the divine project over and through mankind, but we can think of nothing that would kindle any flicker of warmth when we consider the American future.
Electing a Republican or a conservative to the presidency in 2012 will only delay the inevitable. Pundits and lobbyists, politicians and laity, all seem to find a reason for optimism, but their zeal is suspect, for their livelihood is at stake. Together, however, they have sold their birthright for a bowl of pottage in a desire to have it now or die.
They ate it all, and the death will come soon enough.