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Divider-in-Chief: The Fraud of Hope and Change Hardcover – September 4, 2012
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Obenshain exposes: In Divider-in-Chief
How Obama ran as a champion for the downtrodden, yet the unemployment rate is disproportionately high among minorities and women
How Obama pushes for the HHS mandate, forcing many woman to violate their conscienceand some their religion
How Obama has condoned the actions of Occupy Wall Street, saying "You are the reason I ran for office," while he vilifies both Wall Street and businessmen across America,
How he continues to pass partisan policies with no attempt at compromise with Congress and Republicans
How Obama seizes on opportunities to highlight racial discord and then accuses any critic of being "a racist"
Dynamic political commentator Kate Obenshain shows how Obama promotes class warfareaggravating racial, gender, and economic differencesin order to advance his ideological agenda. And with each policy failure, Obama plays the blame game. Searing and controversial, Divider-in-Chief calls for the defeat of Barack Obama before he tears our nation apart.
- Print length256 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherRegnery
- Publication dateSeptember 4, 2012
- Dimensions6 x 1 x 9 inches
- ISBN-101621570118
- ISBN-13978-1621570110
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I think Kate Obenshain recoginzes, like many of us, this past election was a watershed election in the history of the United States because President Obama is fundamentally transforming the country. Obenshain rightly points out, Mitt Romney was doing fine on domestic social issues, economics, etc. in the campaign. Nothing Obama and his team threw at Governor Romney stuck. Obama's Republican "war on women" theme was seen for the fraudulent, partisan attack that it was. Romney was doing well even among female voters.
For those of us who have faith in a Creator; those who believe justice should prevail over injustice (right over wrong, etc.), what went terribly wrong for Republicans? Why are Republicans seemingly in retreat before this 'demagogue-in-Chief'? Obenshain does not say.
Kate Obenshain failed to mention Romney's (the Republican party's) Achilles heel; national security and foreign policy which should have been Romney's strong suit against Obama. That is where Obama pummeled Romney as the campaign wore on, as we got to Israel, Benghazi (Libya), Egypt, Syria. Romney's failure became obvious in the December 10, 2011 debate in Iowa (before this book went to print) where he took-up for the Palestinians and the phony Middle East peace process against Gingrich, who called the Palestinians terrorists and an invented people, dedicated to Israel's destruction. Gingrich observed, "the people who surround (Israel) say, "You do not have the right to exist, and we want to destroy you."
Gingrich was right. Mitt Romney was wrong. Terribly wrong. Romney fought for the phony peace process and the Palestinian cause in that debate. Rick Santorum sided with Romney. Romney championed the Palestinian (Muslim world) cause against our ally Israel on our national platform writing committee where he and his surrogate (Senator Jim Talent) fought Christian conservatives for the jihad against Israel; just like Barack Obama is doing. Did Kate notice Romney failing to distinguish his policies from Obama's dangerous national security / foreign policies as the weeks and the months wore on? I did not read it in her book.
This critical issue is a "litmus test" in terms of the war the West reluctantly finds itself engaged in, especially post 9/11. As the years progress, this war will not abate but will become more intense, especially for Christian and Jewish people of faith.
On page 172 Obenshain wrote: "Barack Obama, like ***most American presidents*** before him, supports a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict." Actually it is a conflict whereby the Muslim world (with few exceptions) is is life and death struggle with the Jewish state. Obenshain notes that Obama's two state solution would "help Israel's enemies get one step closer to their ultimate goal of obliterating the Jewish state," which was precisely the position Mitt Romney took in his campaign. It is the formal position of the Republican party, my party -- since former President George W. Bush made it so, early October 2001 / August 2004.




