Showing posts with label DADT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DADT. Show all posts

Monday, May 2, 2011

When Christianity Intersects With Politics

The White House

U.S. politicians continue to court the Christian vote for the upcoming 2012 presidential election. Christians should vote according to the faith and our morals. Just because a candidate says one thing, does not mean he or she will follow through. Look at their lives, track record and history of service. Have the kept the promises they've publicly made? Have they enacted legislation that goes against the values taught in the Bible? If so, they will not fight for what matters most to Christians.

http://www.compendius.com/blog-april-30-2011.htm

Friday, December 24, 2010

Obama Heads For Hawaii For The Holidays

President Obama landing in Hawaii for his annual Christmas break

U.S. President Barack Obama, landed in Hawaii today, ferried to the island by Air Force One, for his Christmas break. The President commemorated the passage of several legislative bills, proclaiming his first two years in office a success.

However, some beg to differ. The nation has been hit with record government spending, sending the deficit to almost $14 trillion, which is the highest is has ever been. Stimulus job creation money has been wasted, resulting in unproductive debt, with very little employment to show for it.

Obama's health care bill is being pummeled by significant challenges in the court system, as 32 states are challenging its legality and usefulness. The opposition, the Republican Party, have vowed to repeal the bill, which has placed America further in debt and sent up insurance premiums.

President Obama also caved on a $1 trillion dollar spending bill that gives massive tax breaks to the rich, while hitting the deficit where it hurts. The repeal of "Don't Ask Don't Tell" has in another item, which has weakened the U.S. Military, with soldiers vowing to leave the service and generals sternly warning it shall damage unity in the armed forces.

All and all, it is crystal clear, a number of wrong turns have been made in Washington that have cost the American people much in the nation and the world. The fruits of these poor decisions are already showing with the national unemployment rate soaring.

Many businesses have gone under and a record number of homes continue to go into foreclosure, as people have lost their jobs and can't keep up with their mortgages that bear inflated interest rates. The true extent of the government's poor choices shall manifest to much greater degrees in the coming months and years.

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Thursday, December 23, 2010

"Don't Ask Don't Tell" Repealed


Barack Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama, signed into law, the congressional repeal of the military's "Don't Ask Don't Tell" policy, which barred homosexuals from openly serving in the military. Many in the U.S. military did not want the law repealed and a number of studies, with input from the nation's top generals, stated it will affect "cohesion."

Soldiers are already stating they intend to leave the military, due to the legislation being struck down. Time will show, it is going to weaken the U.S. military and diminish its potency in the world.

Monday, December 20, 2010

Obama Puts Vacation On Hold


Vice President, Joe Biden (left) and President, Barack Obama (right)

U.S. President Barack Obama, has put his Christmas vacation on hold, due to controversy in Congress. The first family left ahead of the President to vacation in Hawaii, where he often spends his holiday breaks.

First Lady Michelle Obama

Congress is in chaos, over a number of initiatives that have passed, such as the $1 trillion tax (cut) and spending bill and the repeal of "Don't Ask Don't Tell" - while others, such as the DREAM ACT, to help illegal immigrants, were declined. The nation is in a state of moral and financial turmoil and is headed in the wrong direction.

Friday, December 10, 2010

Senate Refuses To Repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell


Barack Obama

The U.S. Senate has refused to repeal the military policy "Don't Ask Don't Tell" which prohibits homosexuals from openly serving in the military. Gay rights groups petitioned for its repeal, demanding the President, via his Department of Justice, strike it down in court, but their efforts were in vain, as all involved refused.

Military management, past and present, released reports stating, allowing gays to openly serve would affect cohesion and during a time of war. Many soldiers surveyed are against the repeal as well. The ban was enacted by former President Bill Clinton.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Don't Ask Don't Tell Repeal Fails


U.S. President Barack Obama

In another blow to the gay movement, the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" military rule, which allows the U.S. armed forces to fire a soldier for being openly gay, has been upheld, as a bid to overturn it failed in the Senate. It is being said, openly gay behavior will negatively impact military "cohesion" becoming a distraction and source of distress to heterosexual soldiers. Due to close quarters and open nudity, some would feel uncomfortable and be distracted.

Attorney General Eric Holder

President Obama is attempting to sit on both sides of the fence, as he had his Department of Justice, headed by corrupt, Attorney General, Eric Holder, fight against repealing Don't Ask Don't Tell. Yet, today the White House is claiming it is sad at the news the military rule was not struck down. If you say so.

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