A Beer With Barack
Thursday, February 12, 2009
So Barack's going to tip a few with Sean Hannity.
Awesome.
Of course, Sean's invitation has been there for some time - ever since Barack basically asserted that people who like to listen to Sean Hannity wouldn't want to have a beer with him, but hey. Better late than never.
Maybe Sean can make some headway in convincing this socialist nutbag that there is another way of looking at things that isn't automatically wrong just because it isn't socialist. I can think of a number of things Sean might bring up in the conversation ...
But after some thought, I think the simple act of opening the dialogue is an excellent first step for Mr. Obama, and I think Sean is just the guy to open the door. This is not to say that I agree with Sean on everything, but in these difficult times those of us who support the truths that make this country great will have to stick together and debate out own pet issues later. Strong ex-Republicans like Sean and Rush already have the public ear, and just getting Obama to listen to a conservative on a social level may very well be the "foot in the door" we need.
So my advice to Mr. Hannity is this: Have that beer. Talk about whatever you want. Most importantly, see what you can do about making this audience with Barack a regular thing, so that he can get an earful about each and every screw-up he makes (perhaps starting with this stupid stiffulus bill and all the talk about the next version of the censorship doctrine), as well as input as to what the real solution is. Bottom line: Get the wheels of trust moving.
Not that I believe for a minute that Mr. Obama intends to listen to a word anyone to the right of John McCain has to say, in fact it's highly likely Sean's going to be lectured about this and that, but Sean is no slouch in an argument. Regardless of how you feel about him, you know there's no way he's going to let anyone get the upper hand with bullshit.
On that same note, I think each and every one of us needs to sit down with our favorite liberal and have a beer. Not to talk about politics or straighten them out, but to show them just how stupid their foolish excuses for leaders are when they put out all those malicious lies about the kind of people we are.
Let's make it happen!
RWR
TomJW · 755 weeks ago
I would like to have a beer with Obama. Yeah, just take that 12 ounce unopened can and cram it straight down his thro... but I digress.
Obama thinks he knows what he is doing with the stimulus. He knows exactly what he is wants to do with the 'Fairness Doctrine'. Whether or not it is too late for that sort of censorship to have the full impact he wants due to the internet, he will still damage conservative communication.
2009-02-13T10:25:45
Sage · 755 weeks ago
2009-02-13T21:10:25
donald · 755 weeks ago
2009-02-16T13:12:09
TomJW · 755 weeks ago
You need more than dem talking points and name calling if you are going to comments on this site and have anyone care about what you say.
2009-02-16T13:48:03
MK_ · 755 weeks ago
2009-02-17T20:16:36
april · 755 weeks ago
2009-02-19T00:37:34
RightWingRocker · 755 weeks ago
1. Like him or not, Sean is a LOT closer to our way of thinking than Obama is, and we will need people like him on our side if we are going to take our country back.
2. Anyone who thinks he can get something done with this "President" is, in my opinion, more than welcome to do so. He's OBLIGATED. Any help we can get slowing this final onslaught of socialism in America has got to be welcome.
Two things are imperative at this point, regardless of what you think of Sean Hannity:
(a) Given the inevitability of this socialist attack on our country by the very people Americans have elected to defend it, any successful effort to hold it up has to be appreciated.
(b) The lies of the last hundred years must be exposed over the next two to four years, and the proof shown, that socialism is only worth the idiot that sucks from it, thus bringing the Republicrats to their knees and restoring the authority of the Constitution in its original intent.
If this doesn't happen, the Founders' vision is dead, and we might as well rename our capital to Roosevelt, DC.
RWR
2009-02-19T23:08:19
Pat Smith · 755 weeks ago
2009-02-19T23:18:41
RightWingRocker · 755 weeks ago
He's certainly not making any effort to obey the law or to kick any kind of ass in the war.
Rush wasn't mentioned in this post, but he's rightly calling attention to the huge mistakes this fool Obama is making. Whether you're in his camp or not, you have to give him that. Ignore him at your own peril.
Rush is wrong on only a few things, Pat. You would be wise to listen and learn instead of just coming here and call him "dangerous". You probably couldn't quote one thing that he's said that makes him dangerous. You're too busy listening to the asswipes in the MSM and on DU.
If that's what makes you happy, then please stay there. We have a revolution to plan here.
RWR
2009-02-19T23:46:17
spider · 755 weeks ago
Sounds seditious to me.
2009-02-26T21:06:38
RightWingRocker · 755 weeks ago
These people have been committing seditious acts for a century, and you have the effrontery to call our defense of what is rightfully ours seditious?
Fuck you, sir.
RWR
2009-02-27T00:55:33