When Did The Truth Become An Attack?

My only issue is that the Obama supporters are not just innocent tag alongs hoping for hope & change.

If we were just talking about virgin voters and the naive bandwagon jumper this would not be so large a problem.

The driving force behind Obama are the radicals that have always hung around the fringes of the Democrat party. These are the Bill Ayers and SDS types who have usurped the mainstream Democrat party to make it appear that ALL Democrats are just in love with this Messiah.

It must be kept in the forefront of ones mind that Obama's appeal has grown due to Hillary's NOT considering him a real challenger until it was way too late.

In almost every circumstance Obama's electoral success has come in the various caucus states. As a general rule caucus goers are far more politically active, especially behind the scenes, than are run-of-the-mill Democrat primary voters.

If Hillary had bothered to take him more seriously before Iowa, and worked harder to lay the ground work for the caucuses, she would be atop the heap.

Instead, Obama and his minions of radical activists have infiltrated to the point that it seems, with the help of the MSM, that Obama is the Messiah.

And as to your contention that "When did the truth become an attack," you are dead on correct Brandon.

I look forward to reading more of your insights. Good job Sir!

I was very impressed by your writing on this subject. I too will be looking forward to future offerings, and now I will try to catch your radio program as well. You know that old expression, "You are known by the company that you keep" pretty much sums up Obama. It really is a turn off when you examine his cohorts. The media makes a lot of hay about McCain's hair trigger temper, but Obama appears barely contained with his when criticism is leveled his way.

An attorney friend in Little Rock, AR told me way back in 1989 to watch out for the Clintons. He described them to me as Lord & Lady Macbeth; a weak king and a shrew wife. There has not been much that I have seen or heard in all the years in between to change that description of them in my book.