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p>Change they wanted. Change they got. br> -- A. C. Santore /p>

Excellent article!

The Audacity of Hope is more than the Fatuity of Titles. It's really the narcissism of the hard left combined with phony racial grievance by well off affirmative action babies -- spoiled rotten and knowing they're guilty as hell. Hence the whining petulance. The only thing that separates Wright from Michelle and Barack is one generation.

But I'm emailing you about a story that has not yet been told: The bribing of black preachers like Wright by giving them "consultant fees" equal bribes equal votes. Anywhere else it would be a major scandal.

The only allusion to this phenomenon that I've seen was during the South Carolina primary where someone pointed out Obama had more money to "hire" black ministers as "consultants" than Hillary did.

p>There is a story here. Perhaps The Spectator can uncover it. br> -- Ed Willneff /p>

The more I read about Obama, the more comparisons I draw. "I'm not askin' you to just believe in me...I'm asking you to believe in yourself." He is Merideth Wilson's Music Man without the charm. Recall the Music Man's con? He sold uniforms and instruments to eager mothers of kids with no music ability and exhorted them to "Think, men, think!" The Music Man couldn't teach the kids because he was not a musician, himself. His talent was conning. It worked in River City

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