The Ultimate Good of an Obama Win

First, the bad news.

If the election were held today, Obama would win in a near-landslide. Scott Rasmussen reports that Obama has opened significant leads in 4 out of the 5 main battleground states that will determine the next President.

The culprit? The economy and the fact that many Americans erroneously blame Bush for it. Thus, the ignorant assume that anyone who is Republican is automatically to blame.

Unless something major happens to turn this thing around very soon, we are looking at not only an Obama Presidency but a significantly strengthened Democratic majority in Congress.

And now, the good news.

This may be ultimately the best possible thing for the country. Nothing will serve to wake up, motivate, and energize the vast conservative mainstream in this country than for voters to elect a gang of leftwing radicals to run both the White House and Congress.

You think the present economic crisis is bad? Just wait until this bunch gets full control of the government. We are looking not only at a recession but a severe depression on a scale never before witnessed in the history of this country--just the scenario needed to open a window for leftwing radicals to move in to force their liberty-robbing agenda on a vastly weakened Republic.

The ensuing catastrophe in the economy and in social structures will thrust the country into such disarray that the electorate will demand the ouster of the radicals in Congress and in the White House, either by impeachment or by waiting until the next election cycle to clean house.

Thus, in the long run, an Obama Presidency and a 60-seat majority for the Democrats in the Senate may be the best thing to happen to the country.

The question is, how much irreparable damage will this team of extremists do in the meantime?

We may be forced to live through some of the most painful, tumultuous years in modern times because of the big electoral mistake Americans are about to make. We all will suffer atrocities that have not been witnessed in this country since the Civil War.

The end of the troubled times, no doubt, will result in a massive sweep by conservatives who will be chosen by the citizens to bring back some sanity to Washington. But unfortunately the electorate will not listen to these conservatives unless a massive national political catastrophe occurs.

At present we are headed for that very catastrophe in November.