January 25, 2012 9:06 AM
Obama Declares Himself King
Trying to be a good steward timewise, I see no reason to analyze Obama's disconnect with reality/dangerous demagoguery when someone else has already done a brilliant job.
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Right now I feel led to put my energy into other things - this morning, for instance, I'm on my way to my weekly volunteer post at Loudoun Interfaith Relief's food pantry.2012 State Of The Union Address: Obama Declares Himself King
No, I'm not exaggerating.
Tonight's speech was all about Obama. How he's the man with all the answers to our problems. How innovation and job creation aren't possible without government funding, mandates and centralized planning. How our Constitutional Republic is "broken," congress is "obstructionist," the old-fashioned Executive branch hasn't been granted enough power, and he will therefore rule by executive fiat from this point forward.
Obama gives government credit for all the achievements of free enterprise, and blames the free market for all the adverse consequences of misguided government policies. It doesn't get much more Orwellian than that.
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But no matter how we are led to spend our time - and moms first priority is the positive work of building their families - we need to stay informed and increaseour communication skills so we can articulate to others the danger faced by our country with an out-of-control leader who is seizing more and more power and upsetting the balance of powers so carefully crafted by our country's founders.
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Comments
That's scary.
Lord, have mercy on us and our country.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. That guy is part of God's judgement on this country. We've been kicking God out of our country. We've forgotten him. Millions murdered thru abortion. Homosexuality taking grip. We all need to pray and repent before this gets any worse.
Posted by: Michelle | January 25, 2012 9:38 AM
Posted by: Carol | January 25, 2012 12:47 PM
And at what point did he actually "SAY", that he was king????.............
Posted by: Anonymous | January 26, 2012 9:18 AM
I don't think he actually "SAID" he was king, but does he really have to when you listen to all his other words?? Taking it on himself to "consolidate" the government? (What about checks and balances?) Saying that if
Congress wouldn't work with him that he would just take it on himself to do what he wants? (As he has already been doing.) How about the way he totally ignores our freedoms that were guaranteed by the Constitution? I could list more, but I'm sure you can get my drift.
Posted by: Linda | January 26, 2012 1:34 PM
I thought the speech was more akin to a re-election speech than a State of the Union address. Not surprising!
Posted by: Addie | January 26, 2012 6:27 PM
