I just watched an incredible piece of brazen lying on CNBC this morning by Illinois' rookie Senator Obama supporter Don Peebles.
Peebles is a wealthy black entrepreneur and, thus, with his liberal bent, a natural to be guest host on the morning CNBC program.
After airing a segment featuring John McCain questioning Obama's foreign policy credentials, experience and statements, one of McCain's advisors followed up with some of their campaign's talking points.
Turning to Peebles, the CNBC co-anchor elicited the guest host's declaration,
"Obama is experienced nationally and internationally."
Who is he trying to fool?
To what is Peebles privy that the rest of us have missed? Obama's been an overseas CIA operative? Or done some stealth work overseas for years while his body double worked on the South Side of Chicago and in the Illinois legislature?
This just goes from bad to worse. Now Obama has otherwise-probably honest businesspeople telling bald-faced lies about him and his imagined experience.
If this is the best the junior Illinois Senator can muster, we're in serious trouble if he becomes our next President. I can only imagine the type of fairy tales he'll require us all to believe then.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Obama Leaves His Church- Finally
This past weekend's announcement by the freshman Senator from Illinois that he is leaving his church of longstanding membership, Trinity, in Chicago, probably raised as many questions as it answered.
For example, along the lines of questions during the height of the outrage over Obama's pastor, Jeremiah Wright's racist and anti-American remarks, some now wonder why Obama waited so long to leave the church.
He spent a considerable amount of time and effort attempting to defend the very person and statements over which he now has left.
Further, in his statement announcing his departure, he used words to the effect that he was making no judgment on the church.
Really? That sounds awfully mealy-mouthed and tepid coming from a candidate for our nation's highest office, doesn't it?
He leaves a supposed community of his faith, but attempts to trivialize it by saying he's leaving over nothing.
Either he is separating from the congregation's and ministers' positions, or he's not. Which is it?
Is he so flighty as to leave the bastion of his faith for no particular reason? Or so cowardly that he won't condemn that with which he no longer wishes to be associated?
And, to top it all off, he informed the press that he won't be choosing another church until next year- safely after the voting in November.
As usual, Obama runs from trouble and shows no spine on even the smallest issues.
Is this who you want as President?
For example, along the lines of questions during the height of the outrage over Obama's pastor, Jeremiah Wright's racist and anti-American remarks, some now wonder why Obama waited so long to leave the church.
He spent a considerable amount of time and effort attempting to defend the very person and statements over which he now has left.
Further, in his statement announcing his departure, he used words to the effect that he was making no judgment on the church.
Really? That sounds awfully mealy-mouthed and tepid coming from a candidate for our nation's highest office, doesn't it?
He leaves a supposed community of his faith, but attempts to trivialize it by saying he's leaving over nothing.
Either he is separating from the congregation's and ministers' positions, or he's not. Which is it?
Is he so flighty as to leave the bastion of his faith for no particular reason? Or so cowardly that he won't condemn that with which he no longer wishes to be associated?
And, to top it all off, he informed the press that he won't be choosing another church until next year- safely after the voting in November.
As usual, Obama runs from trouble and shows no spine on even the smallest issues.
Is this who you want as President?
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