Guess who is the new pet of the Communist Party U.S.A?

In July 2008, the Communist Party U.S.A. picked their choice for POTUS-a jolly ol' lad and a former (named) member of the party who hailed from Kenya oops CHICAGO.....

A broad multiclass, multiracial movement is converging around Obama’s “Hope, change and unity” campaign because they see in it the thrilling opportunity to end 30 years of ultra-right rule and move our nation forward with a broadly progressive agenda.

It's now July 2009. They have accomplished that goal and now it's time to move forward. It's a new deal day! After all, they still have Supreme Court Justices to elect and free press to enter a final blow to....

The solution? The party said: "[T]he best answer is to defeat the hatemongers politically. Boycott Fox News. Demand Senate confirmation of Supreme Court nominee, Sonia Sotomayor, latest target of hate. Build maximum unity to win healthcare for all, employee free choice, 'green' jobs, immigrant reform, an end to wars, and a more inclusive, tolerant democracy in our country."

Citizens of Iran "To Win Their Own Freedom?"

In a 2006 State of The Union address, President George W. Bush gave a direct message to the young people of Iran. "And tonight, let me speak directly to the citizens of Iran: America respects you, and we respect your country," he said. "We respect your right to choose your own future and win your own freedom. And our nation hopes one day to be the closest of friends with a free and democratic Iran."

An attempt to do exactly that appears to be happening at this very moment in the streets of Tehran and beyond in the wake of what is seen as a sham of a "democratic" reelection of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. While the Iranian dictatorship-called a government-is attempting to completely censor all legitimate news reports on the situation, brave freedom fighting citizens are finding ways to bypass their government's firewalls through social networking sites such as twitter and facebook to reflect the carnage of brutality in which they are battling.

President Barack Hussein Obama has taken a different approach in U.S. relations with Iran in lieu of Bush who refused to negotiate with Iran's government and appeared to not only encourage but to implore the citizens of Iran to fight for their freedom.

Iran's government used Obama's own words last week to legitimize their nuclear ambitions that would strengthen their power over the region. Mohammad Kowsari, of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Commission sited Obama's willingness "for negotiations with Iran without preconditions" and his acknowledgment of "Iran's nuclear right" in a recent Cairo speech. Obama has also had little to say to the citizens fighting for democracy in the streets of Iran in spite of political pressure from both Democrats and Republicans.

It was only after the House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed a resolution on Friday -in "support for all Iranian citizens who embrace the values of freedom, human rights, civil liberties, and rule of law."-that Obama came forth with a tepid response that did nothing to encourage their continued fight for democracy in Iran. His response instead focused on the citizens' "universal rights to assembly and free speech" and called on the Iranian government to stop any violent reactions "against its own people" for protesting.

Obama Orders 4th of July Celebration With Iranian Government

Next month will officially mark the United States of America's 233rd birthday. Each year, the fourth of July is a time when many of us American-loving citizens gather with family, friends and colleagues to celebrate our country's accomplishments, freedoms and the countless number of people who died to give it to us.

Barack Obama-on the other hand-has something different in mind. He's decreed that American officials should hang out and have a hot dog with people who would prefer to see us dead-such as the Iranian government.

y net news.com via the AP reports:

In a new overture to Iran, the Obama administration has authorized US embassies around the world to invite Iranian officials to Independence Day parties they host on or around July 4th.

A State Department cable sent to all US embassies and consulates late last week said that US diplomats could ask their Iranian counterparts to attend the festivities, which generally feature speeches about American values, fireworks, and, of course, hot dogs and hamburgers.