Change We Can Believe In?

BarniReport ^ | 02/15/2008 | Michael Barni

[GoodTimes]

James Taranto points out in the WSJ OpinionJournal that there have been a rash of faintings at Obama rallies in the last 4-5 months. (Please see the link to his article below). The following is a montage of videos collected from You Tube capturing some of these moments. Is this reality or political theater? You decide:

(link to story for video)

[Williams]

Original conventional wisdom was that Obama is easier to beat than Hilary. I think both are weak candidates, and this was cloaked for a it by conservative antipathy to McCain and, of course, by MSM bias. Her is my tipsheet on Obama:

1 Inexperienced. Obviously. A Senator for 3 measly years.

2 No record of accomplishment. In one of his major primary victory speeches Obama told a pathetic story of organizing a jobs fair - that NOBODY attended.

3 A bore. Yes, Obama can give a good speech, but he seldom does.

4 A blowhard. Obama is a young Harvard law graduate who has become extremely impressed with - himself. This blowhardiness extends to his spouse, the subject of point 5.

5 His wife Michelle is a problem. She is arrogant and gives his empty rhetoric a more strident character that is already starting to frighten people.

6 A leftist. Obama is an out and out leftist, a young George McGovern, and it will be impossible to hide that fact much longer. For example:<7>AGAINST the War on Terror. Obama says in almost every speech that terrorism is being "used to scare voters". Few Americans are that naive or left wing.

That's a short list, there are more, and I think most Americans will realize that Obama is a flash in the pan.