Obama Presidency in the Eyes of the Muslims, and Israel; The Coming Fairness Doctrine

Tonight on Political Pistachio Radio after Founding Truth at 7pm Pacific/10pm Eastern: Walid Shoebat, former Palestinian Terrorist, joins us to explain why Muslims are happy about the Obama win, and why Israel is worried. Will we see vitriolic anti-Semitism in America?

And, also tonight, in the second hour of the show: Is the Fairness Doctrine coming? Will we see the sudden rise of an Orwellian America? Truth Squads? Thought Police? Political Censorship? Dr. Kenneth Hill will explain the real threats on the horizon, and how the Fairness Doctrine will open the door for all of them!

Catch it all tonight on the Political Pistachio Revolution - Conservative Commentary

Founding Truth Examines The Constitutional Questions Surrounding the Obama Birth Certificate Debate

Last Sunday on Political Pistachio Radio an explosive episode that has attracted thousands of listeners regarding Obama’s Birth Certificate aired. During that episode, a number of Constitutional questions arose from the relationship of the 14th amendment with Article 2 to who becomes president should Barack Obama be found to be ineligible.

Philip J. Berg’s case is heading to the Supreme Court, and the Obama Camp claims they have a Constitutional argument out of it. Do they? Did the 14th amendment change the meaning of Article 2? If Obama is in fact ineligible, who becomes president? Will there be a special election? What if the decision comes down before January 20th? What if the decision comes down after January 20th?

Tune in to Founding Truth tonight at 5pm Pacific/8pm Eastern to find out!

After the episode you may also go to Blog Talk Radio for the archive of the show.

The election has ended and the sun has set. Today, the sun once again rose as it will continue to do under an Obama Presidency. Today, as the smoke clears and we contemplate why we lost and why they won, let’s not get drastic.

I’ve already heard conservatives say that they want to move out of the country or that they want to leave the Republican Party. Please reconsider. If a marriage is broken, we don’t just leave it, we try to fix it. The same should be true of our country. If we don’t like the way things are going, we work to fix it; we don’t abandon it. America has been good to us and we owe it to her to stick this out and preserve her.

On the notion of leaving the Republican Party, some may think this sounds strange coming from me. After all, I’ve been one who refused to join Republican clubs, or affiliate myself with the party because so many politicians have ruined it. But I’ve awakened to a concept that I didn’t get for a while. It’s not those of us who belong to the party that have brought it down. It’s the politicians that the voters have just rejected that have put this black mark on a once great political party. But it is us who will bring this party from the ashes and make it great again. This is our time to start over.

This is our time to rebuild the Republican Party with the values and policies that WE believe in. This is our time to rise up leaders within this party like Bobby Jindal, Sarah Palin, and Eric Cantor among others, who espouse conservative values. They are the future of this party’s leadership. We are the future of this party’s base.

Instead of lying down and accepting defeat, we must use this opportunity to start over. We can use the fact that America rejected the same-old, same-old politicians of this party to our advantage. We can use this as our mandate to rebuild a party that will be grounded in true conservative values and actions.

Do not take this as defeat. Take this as redirection. Right-face and march on.

-Matthew J. Cochran writing

Yesterday, the $700 billion dollar bailout was defeated. The economic “crisis” is weighing heavily on the presidential race, and on the minds of most average Americans. Just before the vote began, Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered a vitriolic speech that cost one dozen Republican votes. Moments later, Republican Leader John Boehner, along with Chief Deputy Whip Eric Cantor address a gaggle of reporters blasting Pelosi’s politically tone-deaf move.

The fact is this: if you want bipartisanship, don’t go to the floor and attack. The American people don’t like the bill. The bailout is unpopular. Speaker Pelosi once promised us that she would be the Speaker of the WHOLE House, for ALL Americans. After a week of working closely with Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson, Barack Obama, Harry Reid and the President’s negotiators - the American people are not convinced. The defeat of this bill buoyed the House Republicans, steeled them for the ongoing fight.

After all those years in Washington, Speaker Pelosi should know better than to play with fire.