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I'll agree that the repetitive propaganda asserting Obama's "coolness" is annoying and terribly unfounded, and addressing this absurdity is valid.
But responding with ad hominem attacks of the most irrelevant sort is far from classy. If you want to attack his behavior, you have to compare it to others' to see how it really stacks up. Gaffs? Every President has 'em. You have to make the case that his are worse (it can be done). You did a little of that, but could have done a lot better. But that's not even where the best source is...
... Examine what behavior truly exposes his character. The words he says, the things he does... they tell us a lot about our '08 failure.
But as it stands, your article is way below par this time round, bud.
For reasons that are hard to fathom, we've recently had conservative after conservative publicly agreeing that Barack Obama is amazingly super cool. This is bizarre because they've been convinced of this by the same old liberal hype machine at work. Remember when fashion magazines were regularly declaring that Michelle Obama, who is the worst dressed First Lady in living memory, was some kind of fashion icon? How about when Sharon Stone was telling people that Hillary Clinton was just too sexy to be President? Now the coolest man alive is supposed to be Barack Obama because he...
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Indiana (NOT a swing state)