These YouTube clips are short devotional segments presented by the late evangelist Dr. J. Harold Smith on various Bible topics.
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Sunday, May 27, 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Mitt Romney Wins Kentucky, Arkansas Primaries
Mitt Romney Wins Kentucky, Arkansas Primaries
Presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney swept both the Kentucky and Arkansas primaries this past Tuesday May 22, 2011. He won all the 42 delegates in Kentucky and at least 31 of the 33 delegates at stake in Arkansas. The latest delegate count places the former Massachusetts governor at 1079 delegates. He's just 79 delegates shy to clinch the nomination. He's expected to do so more than likely next week when voters go to the polls in Texas.
To read the full story of Tuesday's primary results, click on the above link at HuffingtonPost.com.
Presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney swept both the Kentucky and Arkansas primaries this past Tuesday May 22, 2011. He won all the 42 delegates in Kentucky and at least 31 of the 33 delegates at stake in Arkansas. The latest delegate count places the former Massachusetts governor at 1079 delegates. He's just 79 delegates shy to clinch the nomination. He's expected to do so more than likely next week when voters go to the polls in Texas.
To read the full story of Tuesday's primary results, click on the above link at HuffingtonPost.com.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Bush: 'Arab Spring' Is ‘Broadest Challenge to Authoritarian Rule Since Collapse of Soviet Communism’
Bush: 'Arab Spring' Is ‘Broadest Challenge to Authoritarian Rule Since Collapse of Soviet Communism’ | CNSNews.com
Former president George W. Bush said last Tuesday that the 'Arab Spring' is "the broadest challenge to authoritarian rule since the collapse of Soviet Communism." Bush said, "These are extraordinary times in the history of freedom." He made that statement in Washington, D.C. at the George W. Bush Institute, sponsored by his presidential foundation. "Great change has come to a region where many thought it impossible." Bush also said, "The idea that Arab people are somehow content with oppression has been discredited forever," Bush said, "Yet we've also seen instability, uncertainty, and the revenge of brutal rulers. The collapse of an old order can unleash resentments and power struggles that a new order is not yet prepared to handle." "Freedom is a powerful force," Bush said, "but it does not advance on wheels of historical inevitably." The event at which Bush spoke was entitled, "Celebration of Human Freedom."
Bush praised the Arab Spring and stated that critics adhere to a foreign policy of supporting flawed dictators in these regions in the name of stability. He mentioned that some critics view the risks inherent in "democratic" change and find the risks too great. He said the policy of so-called stability doessn't necessarily enhance our security. He said it shouldn't be within the power of America to indefinitely preserve the old order, which is inherently unstable.
This idea that democracy can be achieved in the Middle East is a myth. Islam is the chief religion of the Middle East. Islam is a religion or an ideology which doesn't recognize the concept of democracy, or the people rule. Islam and democracy don't mix. Secondly, democracy is another word for mob rule, which is exactly what takes place in the Middle East. The Arabs in the Middle East know nothing of the principles of self-rule. It takes a group of people who understand the concept of freedom to create a nation that allows it's citizenry freedom. Freedom requires form and responsibility. It takes a moral and religious people to build a free country. The Arabs don't know anything about the freedom that we as Americans enjoy.
Another point I need to make is America isn't a democracy. It's a representative republic. There are some democratic principles inherent in our government such as the right to vote and ballot intiatives, for example. America has never been a pure democracy. The reason why America has thrived for so long because we live in a country that knows about the principle of self-government. Freedom won't work for a people that know violence. The reason why our form of government has worked for so long in America is because of the Judeo-Christian foundation our society was built upon. America was founded by religious people who came here to worship God without state interference. America is totally different from the Middle East. You can't have a democracy with a religion which uses violence and suicide missions to kill the infidel. The Middle East is nothing but a battleground. With the overthrow of such dictators as Hosni Mubarak and Moammar Gadhafi, for example, it could eventually result in the formation of an Islamic caliphate.
Former president George W. Bush said last Tuesday that the 'Arab Spring' is "the broadest challenge to authoritarian rule since the collapse of Soviet Communism." Bush said, "These are extraordinary times in the history of freedom." He made that statement in Washington, D.C. at the George W. Bush Institute, sponsored by his presidential foundation. "Great change has come to a region where many thought it impossible." Bush also said, "The idea that Arab people are somehow content with oppression has been discredited forever," Bush said, "Yet we've also seen instability, uncertainty, and the revenge of brutal rulers. The collapse of an old order can unleash resentments and power struggles that a new order is not yet prepared to handle." "Freedom is a powerful force," Bush said, "but it does not advance on wheels of historical inevitably." The event at which Bush spoke was entitled, "Celebration of Human Freedom."
Bush praised the Arab Spring and stated that critics adhere to a foreign policy of supporting flawed dictators in these regions in the name of stability. He mentioned that some critics view the risks inherent in "democratic" change and find the risks too great. He said the policy of so-called stability doessn't necessarily enhance our security. He said it shouldn't be within the power of America to indefinitely preserve the old order, which is inherently unstable.
This idea that democracy can be achieved in the Middle East is a myth. Islam is the chief religion of the Middle East. Islam is a religion or an ideology which doesn't recognize the concept of democracy, or the people rule. Islam and democracy don't mix. Secondly, democracy is another word for mob rule, which is exactly what takes place in the Middle East. The Arabs in the Middle East know nothing of the principles of self-rule. It takes a group of people who understand the concept of freedom to create a nation that allows it's citizenry freedom. Freedom requires form and responsibility. It takes a moral and religious people to build a free country. The Arabs don't know anything about the freedom that we as Americans enjoy.
Another point I need to make is America isn't a democracy. It's a representative republic. There are some democratic principles inherent in our government such as the right to vote and ballot intiatives, for example. America has never been a pure democracy. The reason why America has thrived for so long because we live in a country that knows about the principle of self-government. Freedom won't work for a people that know violence. The reason why our form of government has worked for so long in America is because of the Judeo-Christian foundation our society was built upon. America was founded by religious people who came here to worship God without state interference. America is totally different from the Middle East. You can't have a democracy with a religion which uses violence and suicide missions to kill the infidel. The Middle East is nothing but a battleground. With the overthrow of such dictators as Hosni Mubarak and Moammar Gadhafi, for example, it could eventually result in the formation of an Islamic caliphate.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
NAACP Announces Support of Same Sex Marriage
NAACP announces support of same-sex marriage, shoring up Obama's base | Fox News
Last Saturday the NAACP, the 103 year-old civil rights group, announced their support of same-sex marriage. The group's board of directors made the decision at a meeting last weekend, saying it was a "historic continuation of equal protection under the law." The decision follows President Obama's announcement on his support for "gay" marriage this past month. Black religious leaders, who have opposed President Obama's stance on same-sex marriage, have softened their stance in recent days.
I'm not very surprised over the NAACP's decision to voice their support for same-sex marriage. The NAACP is all about political correctness. Since the NAACP supports Democratic candidates, they'll go along with whatever the agenda is. Could President Obama's and the NAACP's support of same-sex marriage be a divisive in this year's presidential election amongst the black community? I wish it would but given the track record of the voting record of black Americans, I project the vast majority will still vote for Barack Obama in this year's November election. Pastor Emmett said on the Sunday following President Obama's May 9 announcement concerning same-sex marriage that he opposed the president's decision but still will vote for Obama anyway. Moral/spiritual issues aren't that important to majority of Americans, regardless of race. Only a small minority of Americans vote on the basis of social/moral issues. Many civil rights leaders such as Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton want to equate "gay" rights on the same footing as the black communities in their quest to obtain civil rights in the 1960's. Nothing could be further from the truth. Blacks are born blacks. They had no choice of what their race would be when they're born. Contrary to the opinion of some in the media and the psychiatric community, nobody is born a homosexual. Homosexuality is a choice an individual makes. Nobody is born with homosexual tendencies. God made man to desire the opposite sex. A person that is a homosexual is not natural in his affections. That's unnatural.
Click on the above link from FoxNews.com to read the full story.
Last Saturday the NAACP, the 103 year-old civil rights group, announced their support of same-sex marriage. The group's board of directors made the decision at a meeting last weekend, saying it was a "historic continuation of equal protection under the law." The decision follows President Obama's announcement on his support for "gay" marriage this past month. Black religious leaders, who have opposed President Obama's stance on same-sex marriage, have softened their stance in recent days.
I'm not very surprised over the NAACP's decision to voice their support for same-sex marriage. The NAACP is all about political correctness. Since the NAACP supports Democratic candidates, they'll go along with whatever the agenda is. Could President Obama's and the NAACP's support of same-sex marriage be a divisive in this year's presidential election amongst the black community? I wish it would but given the track record of the voting record of black Americans, I project the vast majority will still vote for Barack Obama in this year's November election. Pastor Emmett said on the Sunday following President Obama's May 9 announcement concerning same-sex marriage that he opposed the president's decision but still will vote for Obama anyway. Moral/spiritual issues aren't that important to majority of Americans, regardless of race. Only a small minority of Americans vote on the basis of social/moral issues. Many civil rights leaders such as Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton want to equate "gay" rights on the same footing as the black communities in their quest to obtain civil rights in the 1960's. Nothing could be further from the truth. Blacks are born blacks. They had no choice of what their race would be when they're born. Contrary to the opinion of some in the media and the psychiatric community, nobody is born a homosexual. Homosexuality is a choice an individual makes. Nobody is born with homosexual tendencies. God made man to desire the opposite sex. A person that is a homosexual is not natural in his affections. That's unnatural.
Click on the above link from FoxNews.com to read the full story.
Monday, May 21, 2012
An Autopsy Reveals That Trayvon Martin Had Traces of Marijuana in System at Time of Death
Trayvon Martin had traces of marijuana in system at time of death, autopsy reveals - NYPOST.com
Trayvon Martin
According to an autopsy report released last Thursday, Trayvon Martin, the Florida teen that was shot in self-defense by neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman in February, had traces of marijuana in his system at the time of his death. The report shows that a medical examiner found THC, an active ingredient in marijuana, in Martin's blood and urine. The chemical can remain in an individual's system weeks after marijuana use. Days before his death, Martin had reportedly been suspended from school because an empty bag with traces of marijuana had been found in his bookbag. The autopsy reported that Martin, 17, was shot at an intermediate range, described at a distance of 1 to 18 inches, and that he also had an abrasion on one of his fingers. The report could also bolster Zimmerman's claims that he shot Martin while on a back during a struggle. There was a witness that said that the black male was on the white or Hispanic male and throwing punches (MMA), mixed martial arts style. Martin's family had identified the teen's voice in the screaming the Monday he was shot. However, Trayvon's father, Robert Martin disputed that claim and stated he no doubt heard George Zimmerman yelling for help.
All the accusations leveled against George Zimmerman that his actions were the result of racism is more than likely nothing but a hyped-up charge by Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and others in the civil rights community as a means to find some excuse to say that blacks are being preyed upon by whites. This is nothing but political correctness run amok. The latest evidence proves that George Zimmerman acted in self-defense. It's foolish. Al Sharpton and his cohorts are always looking for a case to keep their cause alive that blacks are always being targeted by whites. Sharpton and his crowd are nothing but race-baiters.
Trayvon MartinAccording to an autopsy report released last Thursday, Trayvon Martin, the Florida teen that was shot in self-defense by neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman in February, had traces of marijuana in his system at the time of his death. The report shows that a medical examiner found THC, an active ingredient in marijuana, in Martin's blood and urine. The chemical can remain in an individual's system weeks after marijuana use. Days before his death, Martin had reportedly been suspended from school because an empty bag with traces of marijuana had been found in his bookbag. The autopsy reported that Martin, 17, was shot at an intermediate range, described at a distance of 1 to 18 inches, and that he also had an abrasion on one of his fingers. The report could also bolster Zimmerman's claims that he shot Martin while on a back during a struggle. There was a witness that said that the black male was on the white or Hispanic male and throwing punches (MMA), mixed martial arts style. Martin's family had identified the teen's voice in the screaming the Monday he was shot. However, Trayvon's father, Robert Martin disputed that claim and stated he no doubt heard George Zimmerman yelling for help.
All the accusations leveled against George Zimmerman that his actions were the result of racism is more than likely nothing but a hyped-up charge by Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and others in the civil rights community as a means to find some excuse to say that blacks are being preyed upon by whites. This is nothing but political correctness run amok. The latest evidence proves that George Zimmerman acted in self-defense. It's foolish. Al Sharpton and his cohorts are always looking for a case to keep their cause alive that blacks are always being targeted by whites. Sharpton and his crowd are nothing but race-baiters.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Gallup Analysis: Obama’s Chance of a Loss Greater Than a Win
Gallup Analysis: Obama’s Chance of a Loss Greater Than a Win
Newsmax posted an article on it's website Thursday entitled, "Gallup Analysis: Obama's Chance of a Loss Greater Than a Win." Newsmax states with an approval rating below 50%, a sour mood nationally, and Romney tying or trailing GOP rival Mitt Romney doesn't bode well for him in this fall's election. Gallup polls show that Obama's job approval rating during the first week of May averaged just 47% and a May 3-6 Gallup poll found only 24% of Americans were satisfied with the direction this country is heading. A poll in the battleground state of North Carolina finds that Mitt Romney leading the president and on the same day another poll showed Wisconsin is in a dead heat. President Obama won Wisconsin handily in 2008. With the economy growing sluggishly, it has helped president Obama. Even though I don't have any polling to back what I'm about ready to say, I feel that President Obama's announcement that he supports gay marriage didn't help him. Why do I say that? Do most Americans oppose gay marriage? I'm sure a great percentage of Americans do. However, I believe many Americans feel President Obama should be focusing more on the economy and families with children than concern himself with the homosexual agenda. I do stand by that. Many families that are concerned about the economy are worried about the future of their children and are worried what their children will face when they become adults and search for a job in the future.
Rasmussen Reports in its polling earlier this week that Mitt Romney has a sliver of a lead over the president as well. Rasmussen has very accurate polling and they were on target in their polling during the 2008 presidential election. I need to caution conservative voters to not become over-optimistic. The election is now less than six months away but many factors can play a role to change the outcome of the election. First of all, is Mitt Romney going to speak like he's prepared for the job? Is he going to speak out on the issues that the average media won't speak about such as the need to build a border fence and the need for the U.S. to unhook from the Federal Reserve? Mitt Romney has been know for waffling on issues. He doesn't appeal to many evangelical conservatives because he's a Mormon, for one thing. Another problem is he set in place Romneycare in Massachusetts as governor, which is healthcare on a similar scale to Obamacare. He's going to have a difficult time convincing conservative voters that he will muster his efforts to repeal Obamacare. The biggest concern I have is a third-party candidate, in the form of a Donald Trump, challenging the presidential ticket. If a third-party candidate emerges that says the things that ring a bell with the average voter, then that will more than likely split the Republican vote which will in effect given Obama a second term as president. I hope that doesn't happen but don't be too sure. There's still plenty of time for a third-party candidate to emerge to disturb this year's presidential ticket. We need to be cautious and do everything within our power as voters to send the message that President Obama needs to be defeated this November. The only way that will happen is for voters to pull the lever for Obama's rival Romney. That's the only way Obama will be defeated in November.
Click on the above link to read the latest story from Newsmax.
Newsmax posted an article on it's website Thursday entitled, "Gallup Analysis: Obama's Chance of a Loss Greater Than a Win." Newsmax states with an approval rating below 50%, a sour mood nationally, and Romney tying or trailing GOP rival Mitt Romney doesn't bode well for him in this fall's election. Gallup polls show that Obama's job approval rating during the first week of May averaged just 47% and a May 3-6 Gallup poll found only 24% of Americans were satisfied with the direction this country is heading. A poll in the battleground state of North Carolina finds that Mitt Romney leading the president and on the same day another poll showed Wisconsin is in a dead heat. President Obama won Wisconsin handily in 2008. With the economy growing sluggishly, it has helped president Obama. Even though I don't have any polling to back what I'm about ready to say, I feel that President Obama's announcement that he supports gay marriage didn't help him. Why do I say that? Do most Americans oppose gay marriage? I'm sure a great percentage of Americans do. However, I believe many Americans feel President Obama should be focusing more on the economy and families with children than concern himself with the homosexual agenda. I do stand by that. Many families that are concerned about the economy are worried about the future of their children and are worried what their children will face when they become adults and search for a job in the future.
Rasmussen Reports in its polling earlier this week that Mitt Romney has a sliver of a lead over the president as well. Rasmussen has very accurate polling and they were on target in their polling during the 2008 presidential election. I need to caution conservative voters to not become over-optimistic. The election is now less than six months away but many factors can play a role to change the outcome of the election. First of all, is Mitt Romney going to speak like he's prepared for the job? Is he going to speak out on the issues that the average media won't speak about such as the need to build a border fence and the need for the U.S. to unhook from the Federal Reserve? Mitt Romney has been know for waffling on issues. He doesn't appeal to many evangelical conservatives because he's a Mormon, for one thing. Another problem is he set in place Romneycare in Massachusetts as governor, which is healthcare on a similar scale to Obamacare. He's going to have a difficult time convincing conservative voters that he will muster his efforts to repeal Obamacare. The biggest concern I have is a third-party candidate, in the form of a Donald Trump, challenging the presidential ticket. If a third-party candidate emerges that says the things that ring a bell with the average voter, then that will more than likely split the Republican vote which will in effect given Obama a second term as president. I hope that doesn't happen but don't be too sure. There's still plenty of time for a third-party candidate to emerge to disturb this year's presidential ticket. We need to be cautious and do everything within our power as voters to send the message that President Obama needs to be defeated this November. The only way that will happen is for voters to pull the lever for Obama's rival Romney. That's the only way Obama will be defeated in November.
Click on the above link to read the latest story from Newsmax.
Friday, May 18, 2012
In 'The Amateur,' Ed Klein Talks to Jeremiah Wright, Unloads on Obama
In 'The Amateur,' Ed Klein Talks to Jeremiah Wright, Unloads on Obama - Felsenthal Files - May 2012
Rev. Wright Bribe Offer from Team Obama
Rev. Wright Bribed--Sean Hannity (Part 1)
Rev. Wright Bribed--Sean Hannity (Part 2)
In Edward Klein's new book, The Amateur, he mentions how unsuited Barack Obama was for the presidency. He first spoke of what the Clinton's thought of President Obama. I posted that Tuesday. On Wednesday Edward Klein revealed some things that Jeremiah Wright, Obama's pastor had to say. Klein, a former New York Times Magazine Editor-in-chief, and Newsweek Foreign Editor, Klein also interviewed Obama's former pastor, Jeremiah Wright and Jesse Jackson were on the record and they both emerge as two of the most interesting figures in the book. I have posted some YouTube videos from Sean Hannity granting an interview on Wednesday Evening May 16, 2012 where Hannity interviewed Edward Klein concerning his newest book.
Click on the above link to read the full story and click on the YouTube clips to listen to Hannity's interview with Edward Klein.
Rev. Wright Bribe Offer from Team Obama
Rev. Wright Bribed--Sean Hannity (Part 1)
Rev. Wright Bribed--Sean Hannity (Part 2)
In Edward Klein's new book, The Amateur, he mentions how unsuited Barack Obama was for the presidency. He first spoke of what the Clinton's thought of President Obama. I posted that Tuesday. On Wednesday Edward Klein revealed some things that Jeremiah Wright, Obama's pastor had to say. Klein, a former New York Times Magazine Editor-in-chief, and Newsweek Foreign Editor, Klein also interviewed Obama's former pastor, Jeremiah Wright and Jesse Jackson were on the record and they both emerge as two of the most interesting figures in the book. I have posted some YouTube videos from Sean Hannity granting an interview on Wednesday Evening May 16, 2012 where Hannity interviewed Edward Klein concerning his newest book.
Click on the above link to read the full story and click on the YouTube clips to listen to Hannity's interview with Edward Klein.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Fifty Years After MacArthur's "Duty, Honor, Country" Speech
Fifty Years After MacArthur's "Duty, Honor, Country" Speech
General Douglas MacArthur: Duty, Honor, and Country
General Douglas MacArthur's Address to Congress 1951: (Part 1)
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
General Douglas MacArthur: Thayer Award Acceptance Speech (last nine minutes of his speech given to the cadets at West Point in 1962)
Douglas MacArthur Farewell Speech to Congress
I have linked up an article from the New American website entitled, "Fifty Years After MacArthur's "Duty, Honor, Country" speech which he gave to the cadets at West Point on May 12, 1962. It's a great article speaking about the military career of the great general of World War II and part of the Korean War. How America needs another General Douglas MacArthur today leading the military. I believe General MacArthur would turn over in his grave if he were to see the direction the U.S. military has taken since the 1960's. I remember hearing the words he echoed before Congress 60 years ago. "There's no substitute for victory." That adage still applies today. Consequently, President Obama, former president George W. Bush, the current members in the Department of Defense and the State Department, along with past members of the Department of Defense need to take heed to what MacArthur said. It's an absolute disagrace that America's troops are still in Afghanistan. It shouldn't be that way. The goal of the elected elite along with our military brass isn't about winning. I don't know what all the motives are for America's troops being embroiled in the Middle East but I believe part of it revolves around the profit motive. There's money involved in the waging of wars. America has went the wrong way for years. It's time we heed what General MacArthur said so many years ago. I have posted some YouTube clips on the various speeches that General MacArthur gave before Congress and one segment at the West Point Academy in 1962. I hope you enjoy them.
General Douglas MacArthur: Duty, Honor, and Country
General Douglas MacArthur's Address to Congress 1951: (Part 1)
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
General Douglas MacArthur: Thayer Award Acceptance Speech (last nine minutes of his speech given to the cadets at West Point in 1962)
Douglas MacArthur Farewell Speech to Congress
I have linked up an article from the New American website entitled, "Fifty Years After MacArthur's "Duty, Honor, Country" speech which he gave to the cadets at West Point on May 12, 1962. It's a great article speaking about the military career of the great general of World War II and part of the Korean War. How America needs another General Douglas MacArthur today leading the military. I believe General MacArthur would turn over in his grave if he were to see the direction the U.S. military has taken since the 1960's. I remember hearing the words he echoed before Congress 60 years ago. "There's no substitute for victory." That adage still applies today. Consequently, President Obama, former president George W. Bush, the current members in the Department of Defense and the State Department, along with past members of the Department of Defense need to take heed to what MacArthur said. It's an absolute disagrace that America's troops are still in Afghanistan. It shouldn't be that way. The goal of the elected elite along with our military brass isn't about winning. I don't know what all the motives are for America's troops being embroiled in the Middle East but I believe part of it revolves around the profit motive. There's money involved in the waging of wars. America has went the wrong way for years. It's time we heed what General MacArthur said so many years ago. I have posted some YouTube clips on the various speeches that General MacArthur gave before Congress and one segment at the West Point Academy in 1962. I hope you enjoy them.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
CBS/New York Times Poll States Romney Shows Lead Among Women
Poll shows Romney leads among women, media largely silent - Spokane Conservative | Examiner.com
CBS/New York Times Poll reveals Mitt Romney now leads among women over Barack Obama
A new CBS/New York Times poll released Monday evening states that GOP candidate Mitt Romney is now leading President Barack Obama among women voters 46% - 44% in an eight point switch from April when the president lead Mitt Romney 49% - 43%. Paul Bedard of the Washington Examiner stated that
"President Obama's claim that the GOP is mounting a war on women has proven to be a failure."
What a switch! I wonder what changed that scenario? It probably depends on the pollsters that took the sample. It was probably some pollster from the Democratic Party machine that was in support of Obama and they probably asked questions to a certain segment of women that probably would be more than likely in favor of President Obama. CNN added that 67% of women were skeptical of President Obama's recent announcement on gay marriage, adding that most believe the president made that statement for political reasons, with 86% of Republicans and 70% of Independents holding that view.
I personally believe that the reason for the shift is in part due to President Obama's announcement about same-sex marriage last week. President Obama appears to be more concerned to catering to sodomites than he does the traditional family. I believe most American women or at least the mainstream of American women are concerned about the economy, and the future their children will have to face. I don't believe most women think of homosexuality like President Obama and the Democratic Party does.
Click on the above link to read the full story.
CBS/New York Times Poll reveals Mitt Romney now leads among women over Barack ObamaA new CBS/New York Times poll released Monday evening states that GOP candidate Mitt Romney is now leading President Barack Obama among women voters 46% - 44% in an eight point switch from April when the president lead Mitt Romney 49% - 43%. Paul Bedard of the Washington Examiner stated that
"President Obama's claim that the GOP is mounting a war on women has proven to be a failure."
What a switch! I wonder what changed that scenario? It probably depends on the pollsters that took the sample. It was probably some pollster from the Democratic Party machine that was in support of Obama and they probably asked questions to a certain segment of women that probably would be more than likely in favor of President Obama. CNN added that 67% of women were skeptical of President Obama's recent announcement on gay marriage, adding that most believe the president made that statement for political reasons, with 86% of Republicans and 70% of Independents holding that view.
I personally believe that the reason for the shift is in part due to President Obama's announcement about same-sex marriage last week. President Obama appears to be more concerned to catering to sodomites than he does the traditional family. I believe most American women or at least the mainstream of American women are concerned about the economy, and the future their children will have to face. I don't believe most women think of homosexuality like President Obama and the Democratic Party does.
Click on the above link to read the full story.
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