Posted by
Cary Wesberry on Friday, July 18, 2008 8:04:57 PM
This is ominous rhetoric from Michelle Obama. She didn't even like the country before her husband became famous. Can't she just leave the country alone? Here's some words from Michelle, eager for change:
SEATTLE (AP) — Michelle Obama urged a Democratic crowd to elect leaders who will fight "for the world the way that it should be," and said that the choices for voters are clear.
Obama said Thursday that her husband, presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, and Gov. Chris Gregoire "share the same vision for this country."
"The world as it should be is the world that Barack and Chris have been fighting for their entire lives and they are doing it in a way that we haven't seen before," she said.
Obama spoke to a crowd of about 1,600 at WaMu Theater at Qwest Field. Gregoire was expected to raise about $400,000 at the fundraiser, spokesman Aaron Toso said.
"You already know you have a phenomenal governor," Obama said. "You guys have it pretty good. My motto is, 'Don't change it if it ain't broken.' She has not just been a phenomenal leader in this state, but in this nation."
She said that Gregoire's work on issues like climate change, health care and education are examples of change that voters are looking for.
"That's change we can believe in," she said to cheers.
The world the way it should be? I assume she means the world as viewed from Red Square. Barack's lovely wife mentioned liberal activist work on climate change, health care, and education as examples of change. Positive change apparently, though for the life of me I cannot see how or why.
Using those three examples the world the way it should be means extreme taxes on anyone purchasing gasoline, health care a la Castro, and education that rewrites history in favor of America's new Communist power couple. For some reason I'm not buying into this grand new vision of my beloved country. I wonder what will happen to people like me if the Obami gain control of the United States. Why am I seeing an uncomfortable new re-education center in my future?