There are two big problems with Sen. Obama: (1) He’s a politician and (2) He’s a typical politician. A typical politician is a hypocrite. While Obama says he wants to bring people together, his real feelings on unity are clearly enunciated in his seminal address on the national stage at the 2004 Democrat Convention.
p>In that speech he accused the Republicans of voter fraud, “rounding-up” Arab American families and placing spies in our libraries. That’s demagoguery. This guy’s a phony to his core. br> — Robert Bulk /p> p> So Philip Klein joins the legions of 8th graders, high schoolers, and guilty white folk gushing over the ingenue Obama. I think I’ll wait until Obama’s creator Tony Rezko goes on trial in Chicago later this year. I know some of the testimony that will be given at the Rezko trial and it will be devastating for Obama — I think the Clintons are digging up as much dirt as the U.S. Attorney. br> — Jack Hughes br> Chicago, Illinois
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