Obama beyond the change retoric

Submitted by Larry (United States), Feb 24, 2008 at 14:18

I appreciate your efforts to bring to light the Obama behind the change retoric.

Dr. Pipes, you state he was raised by his Indonesian step-father. In the last debate he said how he was raised by his mother and grandparents, purposely omitting his step-father. He decides not to attend the State of Black America forum. He carefully avoids whatever might not sell well to mainstream America, but if you look right below the surface, his wife expressed anti-American sentiments, likely reflective of his own, he's way too closely affiliated with a racist church &, despite his status as a murtadd, way too close to Farrakhan.

If you read between the lines at all, as president he wants to let in poor third world economic refugees and provide them with benefits paid for by taxing anyone who can afford to pay IRS. While his domestic policies are in place destroying this country, he will be busy at summits with N. Korea, Iran, Syria, Arab League, Venezuela, etc. He'll either work to destroy Israel, or simply sell it out.

Is there a chance that an unpatriotic American will be good for America? Not much.

In his 1st 4 years he would grant citizenship to millions of illegal aliens who would then help him get 4 more years to do his job on this country.

The Democratic Party is ok with this agenda, hopefully in the general election, people will boil down his true agenda, and not just vote on who has superior auditory skills. Let's hope McCain will be able to portray a more accurate and complete picture of Obama than that which the American electorate has seen to date.

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