They know what you read and where you shop, what kind of work you do and who you count as friends. They also know who your mother voted for in the last election.
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Bill Clinton JUST sent out a bulk email to the Obama campaign bulk email list expressing his desire to meet with YOU... or... whoever wins the lottery put together by the Obama campaign HQ.Clinton's in a Monte Carlo casino right now for a special "Nights in Monaco" gala event -- and several celebrities are in attendance ... including Diane Kruger, Joshua Jackson ... and a BUNCH OF PORN STARS.
The two porn stars on Bill's arms are Tasha Reign (left) and Brooklyn Lee -- AVN's "Best New Starlet" in porn.
I've been in President Obama's shoes before -- less than six months to go before an election to let you finish what you started. It was tough enough back then, but this election is going to be tougher.
We're facing a tidal wave of anonymous, unlimited spending. The other side has pledged to throw more than 1 billion dollars into tearing down our president.
It's unprecedented.
Fortunately, so is the grassroots organization you're building.
Pitch in what you can today to strengthen the campaign -- and you'll be automatically entered to join me and President Obama in New York City, with the campaign covering airfare and accommodations.
If our opponent succeeds, so much of what we've fought so hard for will be rolled back. Health care reform -- which many presidents, including me, tried to pass and couldn't -- will be gone. Same goes for the opportunity for millions more Americans to afford to go to college, and a growing economy that works for middle-class families.
Our opponent is actually advertising a more extreme version of the policies that got us in trouble in the first place: policies that will leave us with more debt, weaker regulations on risky investments, and fewer jobs.
All of that's at stake between now and November, but here's why I'm feeling good about our chances: I know people like you have the President's back.
And I can't wait to meet you. I hope you'll give it a shot:
https://donate.barackobama.com/Presidents
Thanks, and good luck,
Bill Clinton
“It’s an opportunity for us to reflect on the triumph of the resurrection, and to give thanks for the all-important gift of grace. And for me, and I’m sure for some of you, it’s also a chance to remember the tremendous sacrifice that led up to that day, and all that Christ endured – not just as a Son of God, but as a human being"
If it was just this one infraction it could be overlooked. Notice he said "a son of God" rather than "the son of God". This is important because Jesus was clearly presented in scripture as the only begotten Son of God. Obama goes on in the speech to bring Jesus down to our level - saying that He doubted and agonized as we all do. Many people see this as a superficial pandering to the evangelicals in the country yet this could very well be in lock step with his faith as exhibited all along. Obama is a syncretist.
Barack Obama is a syncretist; one who is able to follow whatever philosophy is present in the room because syncretism is the conflation of all of the world's philosophies into one.
He has claimed to be a Christian. He has sided with the Muslims and actually said on many occasions that he is a Muslim, and he credited Gandhi, a Hindu, with his presidency. He was endorsed by a major Buddhist group and even his insiders are saying he's an atheist. Barack Obama is a syncretist. He is all... and he is none.
Barack Obama is not a Christian. He is a syncretist. What is a syncretist? Syncretism is the combining of different beliefs, often while melding practices of various schools of thought. In this video we showed in great detail the President's conflation of practically all of the world's philosophies into one common expression.
The latest email coming out of the Obama campaign headquarters is a long one; praising the Obama faithful for donating in large numbers and asking for more.
Jim Messina, Obama's campaign chief, calls on supporters to refocus efforts on the General election since the Republicans seem to be calling for the primary election to end, according to Messina. He says:
"Today's an important day in this race for another reason: Mitt Romney won three more primaries last night, and an increasing number of folks in the Republican Party establishment are calling for the GOP nominating process to come to an end. (No surprise there: It's been a disaster for their party and may well be producing a candidate that will be the most unpopular nominee in presidential campaign history.)"
Wait a minute! Where was Jim Messina in 2008 when Hillary and Barack were at each other's throats and Hillary threatened to unload bomb-shell evidence calling into question the very eligibility of Obama to even BE President? The primary race in the Democrat Party on 08 made this year's GOP race look like a luncheon in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood. Aside from that, Romney has the support of key conservative thinkers who believe that in spite of previous bad decisions Romney has emerged out of the primary ashes a solid conservative. Among those are conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh.
Even though Mitt Romney's Mormon "faith" creates a hesitancy in the minds of evangelicals who may contemplate staying home on voting day rather than pull the lever for a man who believes Jesus and Lucifer are spirit brothers, the campaign will need to emphasize that there is no religious test for the office of president. People must vote for president as they would in choosing a barber or a plumber. The best man for the job - in this case running America. And the best way to run America is by conservatism, capitalism, and common sense. In other words - Obama must go.
Friend --So next time you hear someone railing against Obamacare, remember what they're actually saying they want to take away.And, today, stand with me in saying, "Hell yeah, I'm for Obamacare"
Friend --By this time next year, health reform could be gone.That's what I woke up thinking about today.As we celebrated Obamacare's second birthday this week, all you heard from the other side were which methods of creative destruction they want to use to take it down on Day One in office.If you like Obamacare and don't want it to fall into the wrong hands, donate $3 or more to the Two-Term Fund today.The Republican message on health care in five words or less:You're on your own.Got a kid with a pre-existing condition? Tough. Need insurance after graduating from college? Too bad. Enjoying the free preventive care under the law? Well...
“He got to me. He said, ‘Joe, what do you think?’ And I said, ‘You know, I didn’t know we had so many economists around the table.’ I said, ‘We owe the man a direct answer. Mr. President, my suggestion is, don’t go. We have to do two more things to see if he’s there,’” Biden recalled.
"I'd like them to prove it. So I wrote back, challenging the Koch brothers -- the same guys who recently called the 2012 election "the mother of all wars" -- to disclose for the public exactly who's behind the millions of dollars they're spending on attack ads."
"Americans for Prosperity, the special-interest front group run by the oil billionaire Koch brothers, is claiming that its donors are "tens of thousands" of folks "from all walks of life."We're asking them to prove it by disclosing their donors to the public.Demand the truth by adding your name."
Tomorrow Mitt Romney is hanging out with the billionaire Koch brothers at a Tea Party forum. I imagine they'll get along. When Romney set up his "One-Term Fund," he reminded his supporters "what this election is really about: defeating Barack Obama." One week earlier, at a private retreat, the Koch brothers and 300 of their allies pledged to pitch in at least 100 million dollars toward that same goal. A source present at the Koch brothers' retreat last month told a journalist that the Kochs' annual secret meeting "used to be about 'conservative strategy' and building a movement, but now it was mostly an 'alpha male' spectacle focused on fundraising to beat Obama." After previously calling the election the "mother of all wars," they've now pledged to spend $200 million.
"From the very start this has been an experiment in our political process, testing whether ordinary people really can still come together to change this country"