When Hyperbole Becomes Reality

This is a brief description of the Obama Administration's war on the good people of Tombstone Arizona. We can add this to the ongoing war he is waging on all of the people of Arizona. It seems as though the Department of Agriculture is feeling left out of the general fun to be felt by bureaucrats when they get to intrude themselves upon the common folk. Those intrusions more often than not result in a severe loss of well being for those a fore mentioned common folk. Tombstone suffered a rain storm, which in the desert can be a traumatic event. Much of their infrastructure was damaged. They tried to repair the storm damage, completely on their own by the way, and the Department of Agriculture put a stop work order into place and shut down the repairs, leaving the city of Tombstone without water, permanently. The reason given? It seems as though there was a species of owl, toad, and butterfly, which had lived in the area, quite contentedly with the infrastructure prior to the storm damage by the way, that the Department of Agriculture feels as though should take precedence over human life.

Twenty years ago, even suggesting that something like this would be where we were headed if we continued to allow the political left to gain any traction with their ideas was considered a joke. Saying that something like this very circumstance was even possible was considered hyperbole. Yet, here we are. The people of Tombstone have been told by the Obama Administration that they are not allowed to have indoor plumbing anymore, and that the use of wheel barrows are considered to be too mechanized to allow in the delicate, and already destroyed by natural disaster, Eco-system that until very recently had been their home for centuries.

I had read a few times recently that Barack Obama has hopes of winning the Electoral Votes to be awarded by the state legislature of Arizona. So, to the people of Arizona I have this question. Are you tired of your existence as living people, or are you just terrified of what another four years of living in a state that voted against Obama would mean should he win reelection? I get that you are terrified of another four years of the Chicago Styled thug in chief saying in his not so subtle manner, "nice state you got there, it would be a shame if something happened to it." Fear not though, every indication that I have seen, most especially recently tells me that Americans are pretty gosh darned tired of Hopety Change. Cross Posted at Musings of a Mad Conservative.