Howard Dean Opposes Mosque Says, “It’s an Afront to People Who Lost Their Lives” ” … Democrats Part from Obama

What was that President Barack Hussein Obama … it was Howard Dean driving the bus over top of you.

YIKES … Howard Dean, the former chairman of the DNC has come out against the building of the mosque near Ground Zero and called it, “a real affront to people who lost their lives”

Calling for compromise, Dean said on WABC radio today the mosque plan “a real affront to people who lost their lives” and laments Islam’s being “in the 12th century” in Iran and some other Muslim countries.

He also says he believes the Cordoba organizers are in good faith, and that their project should be built elsewhere.

Howard Dean, the voice of reason for Democrats? Are you serious? Dean called for a compromise and stated that the mosque should be built elsewhere.

How is it that Barack Obama cannot act as a statesman and look for a common solution of compromise for this volatile issue, instead of just fanning the flames? One really has to ask them self what is Obama’s agenda? The Democrats are in disarray on the mosque issue as the Gateway Pundit stated, Dean just drop kicked Obama and Pelosi under the bus.

How fractured are Democrats leading into the 2010 midterm elections? Howard Dean, unlike Barack Obama, is not back tracking on his words a day later. Even to the likes of Howard Dean, he realizes that there must be a compromise for any so-called bridge to Muslim/Christian tolerance because the mosque is an affront to those that died on 9-11. How is it that the President does not have a similar, rational point of view?

In an interview late Wednesday, former DNC Chair Howard Dean reiterated his belief that the controversial “Ground Zero” mosque should be re-located, arguing that critics of his position were “guilty of” the same type of absolutism on the issue that they’ve accused Republicans of harboring.

The former Governor of Vermont told the Huffington Post that he “stood by” the remarks he had made earlier in the day on WABC radio in which he called the mosque plan “a real affront to people who lost their lives [on 9/11].” But in a clarification of sorts, he stressed that he would not have a problem if the proposed Islamic cultural center ultimately ended up being built in the current location.

The MSMcontinues there masquerade of religious tolerance and the “mosque must be built”.

Obama Falls to 41% Approval Rating in Gallup Poll, 52% Disapprove

The question of the day is, in what poll will Barack Hussein Obama become the 30% President?

The latest Gallup poll has Barack Obama at his lowest job approval rating yet, 41%. Making matters worse, 52% of Americans now disapprove of  Obama doing his job. Just one year ago, Obama had a 53% – 40% approval/disapproval rating. Rasmussen has Obama’s job approval at 45% approve - 54% disapprove. Fox News Opinion Dynamics poll has Obama’s job approval at 43% approve and 49% disapprove.

Place your bets, where and when will Obama slip into the 30′s for his job approval? Just in time for the 2010 midterm elections. Look for Obama to drag down the Democrats in this Fall’s elections.

Daily Commentary – Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 – Rod Blagojevich Off the Hook?

August 18th, 2010 Daily Commentary

* Dana ponders whether it’s worth the public’s time and money to retry him.

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Pennsylvania Senate Election 2010: Pat Toomey (R) 46%, Joe Sestak (D) 37% … Moves to Leans Republican

Republican Pat Toomey takes a 9% point lead in the latest Rasmussen poll over Democrat candidate Joe Sestak, 46% to 37%, for the US Senate seat in Pennsylvania. Driving Toomey’s strong polling numbers is he is backed by 88% of Republicans and is leading by a 2 to 1 margin with Independents in the Keystone state.

A GOP Toomey victory in PA in this November’s midterm election will represent another Republican pickup in the US Senate on their way to a potential regaining of the US Senate.

The latest Rasmussen Reports statewide telephone survey of Likely Voters in Pennsylvania shows Republican Pat Toomey picking up 46% support, while his Democratic opponent Joe Sestak earns the vote from 37%. Five percent (5%) prefer a different candidate, and 12% are undecided.

In every survey conducted this year, Toomey’s support has stayed in the range of 42% to 47% of the vote.  Aside from a brief surge in support following his mid-May primary victory over incumbent Senator Arlen Specter, Sestak’s support has fallen in a narrow 36% to 40% range since tracking began in February.

Toomey is backed by 82% of Republican voters, while Sestak earns the vote from 66% of Democrats. Toomey holds a nearly two-to-one advantage among voters not affiliated with either major political party

RCPpolling average has Toomey up by 6 over Sestak.

Is the Controversial Mosque on the Move Away from Ground Zero? (UPDATE: Nope, Developers Refuse)

It is being reported that the mosque that is supposed to be built near Ground Zero might be on the move. Discussions are to take place as to a possible compromise location for the mosque away from the close proximity of Ground Zero. I must say, I am a bit skeptical as well of such a compromise as there was a purpose behind building this mosque so close to Ground Zero in the first place.

However, who would have ever imagined that President Obama would take leadership classes from NY Governor David Paterson? Obama messes up the mosque controversy and makes the matter worse while Gov. Paterson actually looks for compromise solutions … in a word for Barack Hussein Obama, nice leadership.

Paterson (rt), Obama (left) … who’s the statesman?

There was a possible resolution in the works in the debate surrounding the proposed mosque and Islamic cultural center near ground zero.

CBS 2?s Marcia Kramer has learned it looks as if the developers of the mosque may be willing to budge and move away from the Park 51 location where they originally planned the construction.

So will the mosque be moving?

New York Gov. David Paterson plans to meet with developers of the controversial Ground Zero mosque as early as this week to offer them state land – at another location – for their cultural and religious center. Paterson told Congressman Peter King about the meeting, and King said the governor asked him to make it public.

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