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Now that the presidential election of 2008 is apparently over, I’m hearing calls from the media, and Obama supporters, all across the fruited plain, about how we all need to unite and support our new President-elect.

These are the same people who have constantly bashed and berated President Bush for eight years, preaching hate and divisiveness every day, until they successfully turned the majority of public opinion against Bush.

The liberals, democrats, socialists, and communists (but then I just repeated myself several times) have done nothing but hate and disparage the President and his supporters for eight years.

The liberals have totally invested themselves to failure in Iraq. They actually want American troops to get killed, and fail, with the remainder coming home with their tails between their legs, waving the white flag of surrender. They want this all so that it will make Bush look bad, and make the liberals look like they were right about something, which they never are.

This is the same anti-American movement that halted all progress when they took over Congress two years ago.  The Democrats in Congress did nothing but bash President Bush and complain about all things Republican, while letting the housing and mortgage crisis spiral out of control.

They did nothing but preach divisiveness and partisanship.  The approval ratings of Congress reached an all-time low of around 10% this year, precisely because of this behavior.  Then they gained more seats in Congress? That’s really just difficult to believe.

Their President, Obama, has done nothing but complain about Bush, Mccain, and “eight years of failed Republican policies.” He has not offered any solutions to anything, besides surrender in Iraq and a tax cut to people who don’t pay taxes.

Let’s look at Obama’s bipartisan record.  When did he ever even attempt to unify Republicans, Democrats, and anyone in between? He staunchly toed the party platform of abortion, higher taxes, and higher government spending at every turn. He never participated in any attempt for bipartisanship or unity, much less led such an effort.

Obama preached communism as a community organizer in Chicago for several years, teaching that white people are evil and it’s time for lower class black people to participate in a communist revolution that would get even with the evil white man. Then he became a senator and backed the same causes.

“White folks greed runs a world in need.”  Wow, that’s a real unifying statement there. Yet, many white people apparently voted for the man as well. Obama happily went to a church espousing Black Liberation Theology for 20 years, a religion which teaches hatred and revenge against the White Man. That is the sign of a great unifier.

In case you’re still confused about the issue, read the full report on Barack Obama’s radical communist upbringing and connections, or watch the TV show. You just may learn something.

In the meantime, spare me the bullshit of calling us to unity, when we, meaning White Anglo-Saxon Protestants, have been the subjects of hatred, blame, and revenge for Senator Obama his entire life.

Obama and his communist buddies can get my support and unity when they espouse unifying conservative ideals, those which made this country great and expand opportunity and freedom. But what are the chances that he will suddenly wake up to reality and ditch his communist ideals? None, which is the same support he’ll get from me.

In the immortal words of Senator Hillary Clinton, “We need to stand up and say we’re Americans, and we have the right to debate and disagree with any administration!” As difficult as it is to listen to the Shrillary shriek that phrase, truer words have never been spoken. Just remember, that applies to the Obama administration as well.