On the Radio--Rush Explains the Obama Game Plan

The much-anticipated Monday edition of Rush Limbaugh's radio program, the first since Barack Obama's attacks, focused heavily on the Obama game plan rather than rehashing the facts about Friday's meeting during which the President decided to take on a radio show host.

By now we know what Obama said. The more important issue is why he said it.

Some believe it is due to fear, that perhaps Obama fears Limbaugh's influence more than any other conservative in or out of government.

There may be some truth to that notion.

But as Limbaugh notes in the transcripts from this segment of the show, Obama's statement is more in keeping with an overarching game plan to attack conservative principles and undermine their sway on the electorate, rather than some deeper phobia about Limbaugh.

In socialist Saul Alinsky's book Rules for Radicals, which has had significant influence on Obama's ideology and methodology, the 'father of modern community activism' specified in detail the process by which to eliminate opposition from conservatives.

That process is encapsulated by this simple formula--'pick the target, isolate it, polarize it.'

Make no mistake, Obama has declared war on conservatives, and he is going to use the playbook of one of the most radical subversives the country has ever seen to carry out that war.

They Won Too, Mr. President

It's too bad I wasn't at the meeting that occurred on Friday afternoon during which Barack Obama went neanderthal under criticism, telling one Republican Congressman, 'I won. I will trump you on that.'

Now, wait just a minute. Whoa!

What do you mean you will trump him on that? You mean to tell me you think you are the only one who won an election in 2008, Mr. President?

On November 4, 2008, literally hundreds of various elections were held around the country, including dozens in the U.S. House and Senate. Many of those who were elected are opposed to the Obama agenda.

If he had said that to me, I would have responded in this fashion: 'Mr. President, congratulations on winning. But you are not the only one who won. I won my election too, you know, back in my home district? The voters in my home district sent me here to represent them and their views. And as their representative, I am here to hold your feet the fire and let you know that not everyone is awe-struck by your presence and your ideas.

'So, let's not forgot that everyone sitting at this table 'won' or else we would not be here representing the people.'

The word 'arrogant' has been used incessantly to describe Obama in the aftermath of that meeting, and with good reason. It is the height of arrogance to suggest that because he won, nobody else won.

Is his election the only one that matters?

Apparently so, if you are the newly anointed One.

But those who are not drunk with power and who have their feet firmly planted in reality know that many elections are won and lost in a general election, not just the Presidency.

The conservatives who sit in the House and Senate in Washington were elected by their constituents. And in so many various ways their jobs are much more important than the President's.

And thus, in all of the false euphoria of Obama idol-worship, let's not forget that they won too.

Crittenden: 'He Won'

In response to Barack Obama's hissy fit encapsulated in the term, 'I won,' which he stated rather arrogantly to a Republican who dared question his use of taxpayer money, blogger Jules Crittenden does an outstanding job in fleshing out the term.

He won.

Therefore, all criticism should cease. All questions should be hushed. All opposition must be squelched.

'The One' who 'was born for this moment in history' is now in office, and everyone must simply acquiesce to whatever he says or wants.

Funny how nobody who is saying this asinine stuff believed that in 2004 after 'Bush won.' Why didn't all of his opposition simply sit down, shut up, and let 'the one who was chosen' do his work unhindered?

Funny how all the rules that now seem to apply to Obama never applied to anyone else.

Oh, and just in case anyone has any doubt, the opposition to Obama, which is substantial in the country, will NEVER be silent about our disdain for his ideas. So, get set. It's going to be quite a ride for the next 4 years.

And as for The Liberty Sphere, you can bet your last drop of holy saliva that sits on your newly anointed lord and master's tongue that we will be right here, each and every day, blasting away at Obama as long as we believe he is wrong.

OBAMA SLAMS GOP, RUSH LIMBAUGH

Like a tantrum-throwing, infantile puppet-king in his newly-formed fiefdom, Barack Obama slammed the GOP and Rush Limbaugh in a meeting on Friday with Congressional Republicans.

It is clear from Obama's statements in the meeting that he is not open to bipartisan cooperation with opponents as he has repeatedly suggested.

Our only conclusion is that the President has been lying.

When confronted with criticism of his socialistic programs for the economy, Obama seemed to bristle and then come out swinging. He told GOP leaders that 'you can't listen to Rush Limbaugh if you want to get things done.'

Excuse me, Mr. Fuhrer, but YOU do not get to tell ME who to listen to! Got it?

I don't know who you think you are, but you are NOT a dictator, and you were not elected King. You are just a man who happens to be President. That does not give you unlimited power.

Further, Obama slammed another GOP critic in the room who dared to question the President's decision to spend billions in taxpayer dollars for contraception at a time when the economy is sinking.

Obama looked at the Republican representative and said, 'I won. I will trump you on that.'

So what? The fact that 'you won' doesn't mean you get no opposition. We told you beforehand we would fight you tooth and toenail on every single initiative you propose as long as you continue to spout your ultra-liberal, socialist nonsense.

Thus, from my perspective, Obama just launched a war. If he wants to play this game, we will meet him head-to-head, toe-to-toe, eyeball-to-eyeball.

Remember, Mr. President, conservatives can shut you down if we chose to do so. We will stage walk-outs in Congress, we will take to the airwaves, the TV, the radio, the newspapers, the blogs, every avenue we can think of, in order to warn the American people of just how dangerously drunk with power you seem to be.

Your statements in that room today with Congressional Republicans represent an immaturity that is shocking for a President. It was entirely unnecessary and uncalled for. And if this is what we can expect, you can expect to be bombarded with opposition so thorough and so heavy that you will lucky to get anything at all done in Congress.

We are NOT going down the road you wish to take us, Mr. President. Just try to make us.

And if you think you can work with us by attacking Rush Limbaugh and parading around bragging that 'you won,' then you can forget it.

Read the complete story here at the New York Post (h/t to Matt Drudge via Pam Geller).