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Voice of the People: Evil is Spreading Under Obama

By Dr. Paul Chabot, Owner, Chabot Strategies
February 23, 2015 at 03:28pm. Views: 48

To say we are at war with radical Islam is an understatement. We are war with evil and I'm afraid the United States lacks the leadership, from the very top, starting with this president, to lead the free world in this battle. As our nation looks towards the 2016 presidential election, we must find someone with the courage, vision and leadership to rally the entire free world, united to seek and destroy this evil, and to pursue it in every corner of the globe, to the gates of hell and beyond if needed, so that your children, my children, our children, never again have to live in the fear of what may be before us shortly. America cannot stand another round of feckless, clueless politicians and cowards in the White House. There must be no negotiation with evil, no more prisoner swaps, no more back room deals. President Obama has kept his 2008 inauguration promise of extending a hand to our enemies. By doing so, over the years, America has become weaker as our enemies grow and our allies no longer trust us. Severe damage has been done and a tipping point is before us. JFK would be ashamed of President Obama's actions. Compare and contrast their inauguration speeches and you see how far left Obama has taken this nation. Airstrikes alone will not defeat this enemy. What America must hope for is that we, as a nation, can hold on for the next two years and pray that a leader emerges from the presidential race. We need not isolationists nor negotiators; we need a leader who represents the fighting spirit of this great nation, who represents the values that made America strong, resilient and the world’s hope for freedom. It's time for Americans to seek out leaders who understand and respect the values and virtues that made us the Home of the Brave. For if not, this home of ours could perish from the earth.

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