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December 15, 2012

Letter to the Editor: Deviants, misfits voted Obama back into White House

By Staff New Castle News

NEW CASTLE — Editor, The News:

There has been a lot of talk about how Republicans need to change their ideology in order to reach out to Democratic voters.

I recently had the opportunity to address that subject and I will repeat it here.

First, however, it should be understood that Romney lost the popular vote because staunch conservatives stayed home in protest on Election Day, not because Republicans took the wrong stance on women and Hispanics issues.

Today’s Democratic Party, the one that re-elected President Obama, is comprised primarily of the following misfits and deviants: (1) bloodthirsty, predatory women who want the right to slaughter their preborn children at will; (2) single women who want unbridled sex and government provided birth control; (3) homosexuals who want preferential treatment and acceptance of their immoral lifestyle; (4) dependent minorities who want their welfare checks, food stamps, Obama phones, etc.; (5) simple-minded union pawns who haven’t a clue and even less drive and ambition; and (6) atheists and secularists who want God removed from all aspects of government and society.

I’ve got breaking news for everyone: we don’t want these people. They are not people who can endure and survive the economic and societal collapse that is coming, one they just ensured through their votes for Obama. They are incapable of sustaining themselves after the collapse and they will only be a burden on us as we set out to rebuild the nation.

In the aftermath, abortion will not save them. Birth control will not save them. Welfare will not save them. Sex will not save them. And a refusal or inability to think and act certainly will not save them.

God could save them, but I doubt He will. All I know is we won’t save them, and we don’t want them or need them.

Joseph K. Waltenbaugh

Hillcrest Avenue

New Castle

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