Rush Limbaugh pummels Obama on birth certificate

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BORN IN THE USA?

Radio giant clowns about president's similarities, differences with God

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By Joe Kovacs

© 2009 WorldNetDaily

Rush Limbaugh

Nationwide attention about President Obama's lack of producing a long-form birth certificate proving his eligibility for office got a boost today when top-rated radio host Rush Limbaugh joked about the subject in comparing Obama to God.

Asking rhetorically what God has in common with Obama, Limbaugh said, "Neither has a birth certificate."

"How do they differ?" Limbaugh continued. "God does not think he's Obama. And there's another difference. Liberals love Obama."

Limbaugh repeated the punch lines several times throughout his show and noted, "another difference is that Obama gets better press. ... Another difference is that God only demands to be worshipped once a week."

Later, he sprinkled in other differences, including:

• God asks for only 10 percent of your money

• God gives you freedom to live your life as you choose

• God's plan to save us is actually written down for you to read

Upon hearing the discussion, one listener in Miami phoned in to tell Limbaugh, "You're acting like you're God."

Where's the proof Barack Obama was born in the U.S. or that he fulfills the "natural-born American" clause in the Constitution? If you still want to see it, join more than 380,000 others and sign up now!

The host responded, "I am better than most people but I don't think I'm God. Obama does. He's got a messianic complex."

Limbaugh commented that left-leaning listeners "can't stand any comedy about Obama."

The comparison to God comes after recent comments by Newsweek editor Evan Thomas, who said on MSNBC's "Hardball" that Obama was "sort of God."

With the exception of extensive coverage by WND, the subject of Obama's eligibility for office based on his birth record has received little, if any, attention from large media outlets.

How to Stop Socialized Health Care

Five arguments Republicans must make.

By Karl Rove

It was a sobering breakfast with one of the smartest Republicans on Capitol Hill. We can fix a lot of bad stuff President Barack Obama might do, he told me. But if Mr. Obama signs into law a "public option," government-run insurance program as part of health-care reform we won't be able to undo the damage.

I'd go the Republican member of Congress one further: If Democrats enact a public-option health-insurance program, America is on the way to becoming a European-style welfare state. To prevent this from happening, there are five arguments Republicans must make.

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The first is it's unnecessary. Advocates say a government-run insurance program is needed to provide competition for private health insurance. But 1,300 companies sell health insurance plans. That's competition enough. The results of robust private competition to provide the Medicare drug benefit underscore this. When it was approved, the Congressional Budget Office estimated it would cost $74 billion a year by 2008. Nearly 100 providers deliver the drug benefit, competing on better benefits, more choices, and lower prices. So the actual cost was $44 billion in 2008 -- nearly 41% less than predicted. No government plan was needed to guarantee competition's benefits.

Word of Mouth Media Book Club - Eve, Edition #1

Thank-you "Word Of Mouth Media Book Club" fans and friends for being part of the Tues, (June 9th; 8:30pm EST) evening edition and roundtable discussion of Simon U. Ford's SOCIAL TRAFFIC social media ebook/podcast and training course.

And special thanks to Crystal Allen from Paducah Kentucky, who joined us on our WOMMBC "hot seat" as our book club team gave Crystal some ideas on how she could use SOCIAL TRAFFIC social media strategies and tactics to proactively market and build her real estate practice.

The Book of Proverbs: School of Wisdom; facebook community

The Book of Proverbs: School of Wisdom; facebook Community - is a humble attempt to engage you to seriously ponder, meditate and apply the wisdom, understanding and knowledge of GOD through the book of Proverbs.

A practical start and habit is to read prayerfully the chapter that corresponds with the actual day of the month. Since there are 31 chapters in the book of Proverbs, this is an easy way to embed and apply it's daily teachings of wisdom, knowledge and understanding one day at a time!

You are encouraged to share this facebook site with your friends, family and colleagues - in order to create meaningful dialogue and share examples of how you personally used the wisdom of Proverbs in your daily Christian walk.

You are also encouraged to visit the Book of Proverbs: School of Wisdom blog which is also a link within the facebook site at...

http://thebookofproverbsschoolofwisdom.blogspot.com

This blog also allows you scroll through it locate the Proverb chapter of the day, which includes fascinating facts congruent with the days reading.

In addition there is a BIBLE GATEWAY search engine widget that allows you to search other scripture verses noted in the facts of the daily reading.

The Bible Gateway feature also allows you to listen to the verses that you searched for via an AUDIO listen option.

CEO Space: THE EDGE... The Truth About the Power of Planning

By Geary Morales

Wisdom in business planning
"...in the multitude of counselors there is safety"

In our desire to create, design, and develop sustainable business success, we are often times caught in the dilemma about how in fact we should go about manifesting this reality in our daily lives.

In these times in which we live in, we are ever reminded of how once successful businesses, out of expediency for short term profits coupled with erroneous thinking, found themselves in a ditch. Planning without the multitude of wise counselors is summed up aptly in the book of Proverbs…

Many are the plans in a man’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose that prevails.

Proverbs 19:21

How to use 'Googles Friend Connect' Widget to Strategically Optimize Your Viral Marketing

By Geary Morales

Don't allow yourself to overlook this Web 3.0 strategy

It seems like just yesterday, that I was constantly being pummeled by internet information overload and becoming very weary of it.

However, intuitively, I knew that eventually there would be more effective and efficient ways to manage and segment the information that I truly was interested in.

Then appearing on the scene with a shout... Social Media and Web 3.0 technology...