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It may be early in the campaign season, but the Communist Party USA already has seen fit to endorse Barack Obama for the 2012 election.
While noting he is disappointed with "some aspects" of the Obama administration's domestic and foreign policy, Sam Webb, chairman of the Communist Party USA, threw his support behind Obama's re-election bid.
Where has communism been practiced that it has ultimately brought anything besides death and destruction again?
Re: Commie Party USA Throws Their Early Support Behind O'Commie's 2012 Re-Election
Make that 2012.
I'm not the one being courted by commies here, Florida. Do you think modern communists are enlightened over those from the 20th century and perhaps know something we don't? What was the point in toppling such regimes in the 20th century, only to become one in the 21st?
Back in 2009, Webb proclaimed:
In May 2009, WND reported the leader of the Communist Party USA declared that with Obama as president, health care and the economy can be "reformed," U.S. troops can be evacuated from the Middle East, a second stimulus bill can be passed, the criminal justice system can be overhauled and union rights can be expanded.
Sounds like some of that has come to pass and most of what has passed has been met with disastrous results. Unions can already compel membership and their corrupt bosses receive little to no oversight. Why do they need to be expanded again? Because people are too stupid to look out for their own and need the state to do it, amirite?
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