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Friday, January 25, 2013

Here is my third and final post in response to Obama's Second Inauguration Speech. While many have written about it and shared similar views, here is my perspective of where Obama continues to stand on religious liberty, and defending immorality or opposing those who seek protection for their religious beliefs and morals.

Part III:

In closing, Obama reiterated some of the same rhetoric he began with and campaigned on the past four years and during the Presidential campaign of 2008, invoking accusations of racism, inequality and homophobia and repeating his support for immigration reform/amnesty, same sex marriage and class warfare, he says:

For our journey is not complete until our wives, our mothers, and daughters can earn a living equal to their efforts. Our journey is notto God and country, not party or faction – and we must faithfully execute that pledge during the duration of our service. Barack Obama Inaugural Address 2013: full text and video

Here he implies that the oath he took to defend and protect the Constitution is one that we as a group must help him keep. He says he took the oath to God and country and not to his party or an ideology, yet his entire speech reflected more of the same rhetoric and ideological beliefs we have seen from him throughout his first four years, which have led to more people on welfare, food-stamps and unemployment. Obama has shown he is not willing to compromise on big issues, such as cutting spending and entitlements. Recently he even