OBAMA: Idahoan predicts future

Fellow Americans, make no doubt about it, your choice in which this nation is going to go after November’s election is very clear. You will either turn your country over to the “millionaires and the billionaires” and hope that they decide to create jobs for the middle-class, OR you will take charge of your own destiny and support me again so that I, Barack Obama, can complete the job that you sent me to Washington to do. A job which is to help the poor, the elderly, the disadvantage, the middle-class to share in America’s prosperity. You will choose from tax breaks for the rich, or you will choose jobs. You will choose to support the destruction of Medicare or you will choose to preserve it for decades to come. Yes, your choice is very clear and I ask you to help me to finish the work I was sent here to do.

The above writing is what Barack Obama plans to tell America on Thursday night when he accepts his party’s nomination. How do I know? It’s simple! He has been saying the same speech over-and-over for the past four years and he is not about to stop saying it.

As Paul Ryan said in his own speech last week, “he is like yesterday’s wind to a sailing ship.” Of course BO is going to spend an ample amount of time embellishing what I wrote in the paragraph above and of course we already know what these embellishments will be, even before he speaks them. There is no need to “rehash” old and tired worn phrases. For all of the elections I have participated in during my lifetime this one is the most predictable. Barack Obama, because of who he is and because Americans now see who he “really is” will be defeated on November 6. There are many times during a person’s life when they must say “enough is enough,” I’ve had it. In business, in a job, in a marriage, in dealing with someone who has an addiction, in politics. This my fellow citizens is the time in politics. It’s “fish or cut bait.”

STANLEY KWAKE

Hayden