This is an interview with David Limbaugh, author of Crimes Against Liberty, which was released recently and is already #1 on Amazon. He says Obama is the most destructive president in history and says the next election will be a turning point on whether America will turn toward socialism/Marxist or go back to a democracy.
David Limbaugh explains his book, "Crimes Against Liberty"
David Limbaugh exposes Obama's agenda that is eroding our freedom.
What's the Most Disturbing Thing about Obama? | David Walpin Fired
Obama Fires Inspector General for Doing his Job
June 15, 2009
Obama fires Gerald Walpin for "no" reason. He was just doing his job investigating AmeriCorps money that went to a community group called St. HOPE Academy, which was founded by Kevin Johnson, former point guard of the Phoenix Suns, who was elected Mayor of Sacramento last November, and who just happens to be a buddy of Obama's. Does it not seem strange that Obama would fire someone who was investigating a friend of his?
Anyone who paid attention to the Obama election knows what is happening; it's called Chicago politics at its finest. And it seems that Obama is a pro at it. Does Obama think that he can get away with something like this? The answer is yes. The fact of the matter is that any President can get away with anything up to and including murder, if the news media does not cover it, or they bury it in the back pages.
Obama's Fired Inspector General Walpin: It's 'Important That the Public Know What's Going On'
In Crimes Against Liberty, David Limbaugh has compiled the most comprehensive and devastating indictment of what is turning out to be the most destructive presidency in American history.
From exploiting the financial crisis for political gain, to restricting our personal freedoms through invasive healthcare and “green” policies, to endangering America with his feckless diplomacy and reckless dismantlement of our national security systems, Limbaugh proves - beyond a reasonable doubt - that President Barack Obama is guilty of crimes against liberty.
