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The ums, ers, ahhs, and stumbling that he exhibits when you take his teleprompter away are something that can only be covered up for so long. Acting as if he speaks that way because of his thoughful answers is playing the public for fools.

That's becoming more and more clear to me. One CNN "analyst" said that Obama "takes you through his thought process" and you can "see how he thinks".

One CNN "analyst" said that Obama "takes you through his thought process" and you can "see how he thinks".

I agree and let's examine the Obama thought process of the question of evil.

Warren:

Does evil exist and if it does do we ignore it, do we negotiate with it, do we contain it or do we defeat it?

Obama:

Evil does exist. I mean, we see evil all the time. We see evil in darfur. We see evil sadly on the streets of our cities. We see evil in parents who have viciously abused their children and i think it has to be confronted..

It has to be confronted squarely and One of the things that i strongly believe is that, you Know, we are not going to, as individuals, be able to Erase evil from the world. That is god's task. But we Can be solders in that process and we can confront it When we see it .

Now, the one think that i think is very Important is for us to have some humility in how we Approach the issue of con fronting evil, but you know a Lot of evil has been perpetrated based on the claim That we were trying to confront evil. And i think one thing That's very important is having some humility in Recognizing that, you know, just because we think our Intentions are good doesn't always mean that we're Going to be doing good.

Now what I find so fascinating is watching Obama's mind work as it spins around and around upon itself. It goes something like this:

Evil Exists
and we must confront it
but we can't erase it
and in confronting it we may commit evil
Because Evil Exists ... (repeat)

And that's where we're left. I submit to you that this is a mind unsuited for the Presidency. This is a mind of a ditherer who cannot clearly focus and arrive at a conclusion and resolve a course of action.