So far Obama has been masterful at keeping his politics slightly screened from the general public and his swooning admirers. If and when the light is finally shown on Obama's semi-Marxist plans, I expect a fair share of previously enamored Obamaniacs to change their minds. He's not very far ahead of McCain in the polls, and McCain is a known quantity.
So far Obama has been masterful at keeping his politics slightly screened from the general public and his swooning admirers. If and when the light is finally shown on Obama’s semi-Marxist plans, I expect a fair share of previously enamored Obamaniacs to change their minds.
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I wish I could share your optimism. I have watched every debate, and I am aware of his Marxist plans just from that. Also, website, I understand, has his positions outlined. So if people really want to find out what he really stands for, it is not difficult. My guess is that they don’t care. They just like him because 1) he’s the latest fad, like a new type of cell phone, 2) he seems like a likeable person, especially next to the Hildebeast, and 2) he has oratorical skills. (He might not be saying much, but he knows how to make it sound important and inspiring.) Another thing in his favor is that Soros is behind him.
No, I have resigned myself to the inevitable this time around. My only hope is that he is not as good as the Clintons at tearing down our military.