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About This Page: This is a discussion on Politics within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. Interesting read from Wick Allison, former publisher of the National Review:
A Conservative for Obama | D Magazine - Dallas Fort Worth's Resource for City Guides, Daily Blogs, D Bests,
Not really making a conservative case, since he acknowledges that Obama is in no way a conservative. Rather, this is one conservative who is fed-up with the current crop of Repubs who call themselves conservatives.
Not exactly too confident in his endorsement, though.
Quote:
Barack Obama is not my ideal candidate for president.
__________________ "America didn't become the greatest nation on earth by redistributing wealth; we became the greatest nation by creating new wealth."
Not exactly too confident in his endorsement, though.
"But I now see that Obama is almost the ideal candidate for this moment in American history. I disagree with him on many issues. But those don’t matter as much as what Obama offers, which is a deeply conservative view of the world. Nobody can read Obama’s books (which, it is worth noting, he wrote himself) or listen to him speak without realizing that this is a thoughtful, pragmatic, and prudent man."
That's a pretty ringing endorsement, considering it's coming from the formal publisher of the National Review.
The Conservative Case for Obama 
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