For some time now, the anti-Hillary camp of the Democratic Party have pinned their hopes on the lackluster, highly overrated Illinois Senator, Barak Obama. This "clean" Black as the paternalistic and closet racist Sen. Joe Bidden referred to him, has been hailed as the symbol of a new era for the Democratic Party, just as then Governor Bill Clinton was championed in 1992. In reality Obama is no differenty than the likes of Ted Kennedy, John Kerry or any other DC liberal.

Sen. Obama has one of the most liberal records in Washington. In reality, Obama is more akin to the Paris Hilton of DC politics he is simply famous for being famous for being famous, not for any great accomplishments. The Democratic establishment champion him, much like the GOP paraded JC Watts. He is a token Black in a party that pays lip service to equal opportunity, but in reality is perhaps the most racist, paternalistic organization in the country.

Obama, who wants, and never will be president, however, in his musings of the merists of liberal politics has demonstrated that he is nothing more than a mouth piece with no clear un derstanding or reason to speak of.

According to Obama, "The arguments of liberals are more often grounded in reason and fact..." No greater a distortion of reality has been uttered by an American politician since Nixon proclaimed he "was not a crook." Liberalism is the enemy of truth and fact, it is a philosophy predicated on the suspension of reason and logic and the embrace of incoherence and emotion.

Only an unreasoned politican could promote so many proven failed policies as a "new direction" for America. Only the logic averse could make such passioned arguments in support of increasing the minium wage so irresposnible people who continue to have children they can't afford can become self sufficient. If Obama is the savior of the Democratic Party and an acceptible alternative to Hillary, why not opt for Hillary. Would it not be better to have the puppet master as leader rather than the puppet?

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