Colorado Democrat Candidate in Debate Refuses to Say He Will Vote for “Barack Obama” – Video
Source: freedomslighthouse.net - Saturday, September 15, 2012
Here is video of Colorado Democrat Sal Pace in a debate with incumbent GOP Rep. Scott Tipton for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District. What is interesting here is that Pace absolutely refuses to say the name “Barack Obama” when asked who he will be voting for in the Presidential Election. Tipton very openly says he will vote for “Mitt Romney,” while Pace drew laughter when he would only repeatedly say he would vote “Democrat.” It was very obfious he did not want to say the name “Obama.” It will be interesting to see if there are more Democrats who run away from Obama as November 6 draws near. Via Revealing Politics2008: Military Leaders Warned Sen. Obama 'Doesn't Understand Threat of Radical Islam'
Source: www.breitbart.com - Saturday, September 15, 2012
In February 2008, military leaders reacted to Senator Obama's presidential campaign, warning that he did not understand the threat of radical Islam or the larger picture of national security. In fact, they asserted that if Obama were to win the presidency, it would mean "the Arab street" had been beaten the US: "They win, we lose." With smoke rising around US embassies throughout the Middle East, the warnings of these military minds ring prophetic. Almost to a man, they said Obama had no knowledge of how national security works. To substantiate this claim, they pointed to Obama's promises to pull our troops out of Iraq if elected, as well as his continued, ongoing push for drone strikes in Pakistan without that nation's permission. Retired Military officers warned that such an approach with Pakistan was a surefire way to lose an ally. At the same time, Sen. Hillary Clinton was still in the race for the Democrat nomination and her campaign's tact also involved highlighting Obama's inexperience in foreign affairs. Senator Obama's supporters, in response, cited the fact that he had visited Iraq once while a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
