Video: Obama's hero, Derrick Bell portrayed Reagan as Alien Slave Trader

Uh, where does one go with this? Professor Derrick Bell - the man Barack Obama embraced after exhorting the crowd to "open their hearts and open their minds" to his words - wrote a short story entitled "Space Traders." HBO once aired an adaptation of that short story. In it, Ronald Reagan was portrayed as a space alien who wanted to give America gold and other forms of wealth in return for all of its black people.

Ladies and gentlemen, open your hearts and open your minds to the insane beliefs of Derrick Bell.

Via Breitbart:



"I spent a lifetime fighting against Ronald Reagan's policies." - Barack Obama

Trump's Conflicting Views on Reagan

To Donald Trump's credit, he had a meteoric rise among the Tea Party. More than anything else, that rise should tell the establishment what voters want - a candidate who will fight, not a leader who will cry (Boehner). To Trump's detriment, his flirtation with the Tea Party is saying more about the power of the latter. Trump was challenged on his abortion stance and suddenly, he's pro-life. In 2000, he wrote very strongly about his support for universal health care. It now appears Trump has a Reagan problem.

Check out this excerpt from Trump's The Art of the Deal. In particular, pay attention to the last paragraph in which Trump questions Reagan's honesty.

Big h/t to Free Republic for this image.



Contrast that with this interview Trump gave to Sean Hannity last week. Via Townhall.

Videos: Obama's Duplicity on Ronald Reagan

In the run-up to and in the wake of Barack Obama's State of the Union speech, the liberal media twisted itself into knots trying to compare Barack Obama with Ronald Reagan despite both men being polar opposites in every single way. The narrative clearly came directly from the administration's operatives and was fed to the liberal media, which proceeded to spit out the lies ad-nauseum. Carefully omitted by the left is this exchange between Obama and Hillary during the Democratic primaries of 2008.

The money clip comes at the 1:07 mark when Obama says, 'I spent a lifetime fighting against Ronald Reagan's policies.'

Via Blip TV:



Now, contrast that with the media narrative surrounding the SOTU address.

Via Eyeblast:



h/t Gateway Pundit

VIDEO: REAGAN VS. OBAMA

Ever wonder what it might look like to juxtapose the words of the United States' 40th president with those of its 44th? Compared in this way, it's got to make one wonder how a country can have a memory this short. The differences could not be more stark, the presidents more ideologically opposite. As further evidence, just take a look at Barack Obama's own words on January 21st, 2008 at debate:

"I spent a lifetime fighting against Ronald Reagan's policies"
- Barack Obama

Obama, along with his administration, avoids responding to the mounting uncomfortable truths that expose lies, inconsistencies, corruption, and hypocrisy daily at this point. However, if you were able to get him to respond to the aforementioned quote, he would likely start by saying, "What I meant was...." Now, if Reagan and Obama's roles were reversed and Reagan said that he spent a lifetime fighting Obama's policies, he'd likely respond with, "I meant what I said." In fact, he'd probably campaign on it.

Check it out. The differences couldn't be bolder.

via Real Hope for America

VIDEO: THE ANTI-OBAMA IN 1964

45 years ago, Ronal Reagan gave a speech in support of then-presidential candidate Barry Goldwater and it may be more salient now than it was then.

For some reason, a Barack Obama quote from January 21st, 2008 comes to mind:

I've spent a lifetime fighting Ronald Reagan's policies.
- Barack Obama

That would mean he disagrees with at least the majority of what Reagan said in this 1964 speech.



h/t to BG

VIDEO: 2012 REAGAN PRESIDENTIAL RUN

Doug Ross has an awesome post on his blog right now. A video in two parts shows Reagan in front of the American people in 1980, making his case for why he should be the 40th president of the United States. If only he were around to tell us why he should be the 45th.

Some words are just timeless.

REAGAN 2012

Part 1



Part 2



Here he is speaking to the Obamautomatons in 2013 after being elected.



h/t to DOUG ROSS

AUDIO: RONALD REAGAN HEALTH CARE SPEECH 1961

Definitely a MUST LISTEN. The quintessential weapon for any opponent of Obama-Care. Nearly half a century later, these words explain better than anyone has today the reasons why Americans have no business entertaining the notion of any form of socializied medicine.

Think about the Democrats' latest attempt to shift away from "government option" to "co-ops" as you hear Reagan quote a congressman named Ferrand who said,

“If we can only break through and get our foot inside the door, then we can extend the program after that.”

If enough people listen to this speech, Reagan's words may actually make a difference 20 years after he left office.



If you'd like an mp3, RIGHT CLICK HERE and download.

CLICK HERE for the transcript.

Again, think of Reagan's reference to Ferrand while watching this 17 second montage of Obama from 2003 and then 2009. What was that about getting your foot in the door (h/t to CONSERVATIVE BLACK WOMAN)?



"I spent a lifetime fighting against Ronald Reagan's policies."
- Barack Obama, January 21st, 2008

h/t to THE NEW PUNDIT for the mp3 link and h/t to Barrackaid #34 for reminding me of this speech.