Chuck Norris Knows the Real Reason for Obama's Choice of Rick Warren

In his latest WorldNutDaily commentary, the uber-insightful Chuck Norris proposes that the "politically purpose-driven use" of Rick Warren's presence at Barack Obama's inauguration might be a diversionary tactic to take the attention off a covert plan to reintroduce the Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA) on January 22, the anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision on Roe v. Wade, and warns his readers to "be on the alert."

Norris claims to have "sufficient reason to believe Pelosi and Reed [sic] (and maybe Obama himself) have already made plans to swiftly and almost covertly introduce and pass FOCA through Congress sooner than most expect. And they will use any carrot to try divert opposition attention..."

According to Chuckie:

"Those diversionary tactics might even partially include the reason why Obama chose Rick Warren to pray at his inauguration. Whether Warren is right or wrong for that position is irrelevant in light of their politically purpose-driven use of his presence and invocation. Warren could be used not only to appease conservatives and evangelicals, but to divert their attention and minimize their reaction to larger liberal efforts, like the underhanded pro-choice Trump card called FOCA. In short, Warren could be a lure that wags the dog for abortion's proliferation, especially if FOCA's passing is imminent."

Comments

[JoeAllenDoty]

The Freedom of Choice Act. which I took time to read as soon as seeing this blog even makes the freedom for a woman to make her own choices even stronger.

I am not in favor of abortion for birth control purposes; but, I am pro whole life. Since I am a man and the fact that men don't legally own women in the USA, I have no right to tell a woman what she should or not do.

Rick Warren was a poor choice to give a prayer on Inauguration Day; but, the real truth all of the hoopla is not even required by the Constitution of the USA.

[MomfromTexas]

Last I read, FOCA hadn't even made it out of committee? (I'm rolling my eyes)

[StrongEagle]

Hey! Chuck Norris and Chuck Krauthammer! Peas in a pod. Separated at birth... but nonetheless identifiable as twins by the same gibber-ish and dri-vel that pours from both of them.

[greatlardini]

Rumor has it that Norris and "Nature Boy" Ric Flair are going to chair Huckabee's run in 2012, with Rick Warren's blessing of course.

[eden4barack08]

Well, so much for the myth that martial arts is a good sport for the MIND and body.

[usreporter]

Kind of fascinating to see how this guy's mind works. Maybe that's the sort of stunt he would think up himself so he assumes that everyone else is the same as he is.

[Seven7s]

Oh come on, I know Obama is supposed to be our Lord and Savior and all but he is just a politician and there is no good reason Warren should be praying other than to pacify conservatives (somewhat) in preparation for the impending left-leaning governance.

We have been a hard right country for 8 years straight and shifting to the left is going to give a lot of people whip-lash.

Of course Obama's pick of Warren was a calculated political tactic. Dont be so naive.

I voted for Obama and support most of his policies. But dont act like the man is above political stunts. All politicians do them.

Even his closes friends call him a political genius. You dont beat the Clinton's playing fair. As for FOCA. I hope it doesn't pass and probably wont since there are conservative-Democrats in the house and senate also that wont go for it. Biologically they wont be able to get around the fact that a fetus is in fact a human being. So says any viable scientist/biologist in the world.

BUt sorry Warren's placement in the inauguration is a political tactic and nothing more.

[zinderel]

Good post and I agree on numerous points, save one:

A fetus is not a human being. It is a POTENTIAL human being. Nothing more, from a scientific perspective. While emotionally, I agree that anything springing from a human is thereby human, scientifically, a fetus is nothing more than the potential to BE a human until such time as said potential can survive outside the womb. *Shrugs* Just my two cents.

[XME]

That's usually the case...when someone believes another has "nefarious" motives, it's typically because that's the way they themselves think. Says much about Norris and nothing about Obama.