Bill Maher makes a prediction about Obama
This is one time that I think Bill Maher is at least partially right. On the gay marriage issue, Maher is undoubtedly correct. Obama is indeed probably an atheist (note what percentage of elitist liberals in academia are atheist, particularly if exclude Jewish people, 90+%), though I don't think that he will ever explicitly come out and say this. From Real Clear Politics:
"I'm just trying to get it real and keep it fair. And I think he will (Obama will come out in favor of gay marriage). I think in the second term, when he's got nothing to lose you're going to see the real Obama come out, including his admission that he's an atheist too."
"I'm just trying to get it real and keep it fair. And I think he will (Obama will come out in favor of gay marriage). I think in the second term, when he's got nothing to lose you're going to see the real Obama come out, including his admission that he's an atheist too."
Labels: Obama2012, ObamaAdministration
posted by John Lott at 3:10 AM
1 Comments:
"I think in the second term, when he's got nothing to lose you're going to see the real Obama come out, including his admission that he's an atheist too."
The above quote is right on the money. If Obama does get a second term, he is going to impose his ideology on all Americans, and the Constitution be damned.
Regulations, taxes, loss of personal rights, and the attempted destruction of those whom oppose him.
Why do folks allow these things to occur? Congress is working as it was designed to do, and that is to stop or limit power grabs by the Executive Branch. Checks and balances. Then again, I am not a Constitutional expert like Obama is, so what do I, as one of the unwashed masses know?
I would not be at all suprised if Obama loses the popular vote, and relies on Dems to manipulate the Electoral College in his favor.
After all, to Obama, the ends justify the means, and he will stop at nothing to impose his will upon us whether we like it, or not.
The pattern of Obama's behavior is quite clear, and it's not going to change...
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