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Obama’s “reelection” numbers are more scare tactics from Democrats and RINOs than hard facts

By Coach Collins, on December 8th, 2011%

By Kevin “Coach” Collins

An analysis of Barack Obama’s reelection chances shows most of what we are being told to be lies half truths and distortions designed to scare conservatives and dampen our spirits.

Consider these points.

We have heard over and over that even trying to win this election is hopeless because anywhere from 46% to 52% (or whatever the media thinks would scare and dishearten us) of Americans are receiving federal money so they won’t vote against their own interests. This presupposes those who are used to sitting back and taking from the rest of us will vote at a rate even equal to the rate we will vote at. We will be protecting our families and America’s future; we won’t be staying home. A recent enthusiasm survey, done by the liberal NBC/WSJ, showed that liberals are 21 points less likely to vote than conservatives – and conservatives out number liberals 2 to 1.

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Iwo Jima: when the real “youth voters” stepped forward

By Coach Collins, on February 19th, 2009%

By Kevin “Coach” Collins
Sixty four years ago today waves of incredibly brave Marines swept onto the beaches of Iwo Jima to take it from the Japanese and destroy their dreams of ruling the world.
Iwo Jima was the penultimate battle of the war against Japan, but in many ways its importance overshadows the battle for Okinawa a few months later.
By early 1945 both Franklin Roosevelt and the American people were worn out by three years of constant two front war. Many Americans might not realize it, but there was a growing sentiment in our country that since we’d beaten Italy, and were finishing off Germany, we should let the Japanese surrender as well. We didn’t know the Japanese then as we do now.
Roosevelt needed a victory to convince the American people to continue to fund the Pacific War.
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