Ifs ands and BUTS
Take the test: You might be a liberal “BUThead”
if you believe
- that tax and licensing records of a plumber in Ohio are pertinent to a Presidential campaign BUT the still unreleased college records of the Democrat candidate don’t warrant journalistic curiosity.
- that Todd Palin, a free citizen who had a passing association with the Independence Party of Alaska is newsworthy BUT career politician and Democrat Presidential nominee Obama, is boasted as a success story of the Illinois Socialist New Party and it is not an issue.
- Obama, a constitutional scholar”, ours presumably, believes healthcare is a right BUT nothing of the sort is even mentioned, let alone enumerated, in the constitution.
- that someone can attend a church for 20 years BUT for nothing more than political convenience can abandon that belief system in a matter of weeks.
- a candidate can transcend race BUT routinely accuse his critics of racism.
- that even if only 40% of Americans actually pay fed income tax BUT 95% of all Americans can get a tax cut - - and it’s not socialist wealth redistribution.
- Obama is a product of Chicago politics BUT will clean up Washington politics.
- Obama’s record proves he never has BUT will work across the aisle
- Obama is anywhere near mainstream pro choice BUT voted, repeatedly, for partial birth abortion and against bills to protect botched abortion survivors (some of us use the old fashioned term: “babies”)
- Obama downplays his ties with ACORN and his website says “…never worked for ACORN” - - BUT the U.S. Dept of Justice listed him Attorney of record representing ACORN in a lawsuit, he paid them $800,000 for fees during the primaries, and trained the Chicago chapter as a community organizer. (ACORN is currently under investigation for voter registration irregularities in 12, mostly battleground, states, so far. A BUThead might call this a coincidence)
Butitis is curable and preventable. Send this to your fence-sitting friends. Lords knows there’s already enough “BUTheads” out there willing to overlook this partial list of verifiable contradictions. If the truth matters, BUTheads should lose.


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