[Modernman]

Yeah, but at least the Anointed One will face someone not afraid to rough him up a bit.

You know, I bet Obama has led a charmed life. His Token status has probably made him immune to criticism. I wonder how he'll react to Keyes? His conventions speech made me want to puke. I would love to get a peak at his SATs and LSATS. I'm betting neither one of us would have had a chance at Harvard law or gotten onto law review in his shoes.

Imagine a freakish scenario where Obama gets hit by a meteorite and Keyes ends up in the Senate. I think a lot of GOP Senators would rather have Obama there.

[outlawcam]

I would love to get a peak at his SATs and LSATS. I'm betting neither one of us would have had a chance at Harvard law or gotten onto law review in his shoes.

I, for one, certainly hope we don't go down that path of criticism. Criticism of the direction he intends to take America should be sufficient.

[Modernman]

And you're right, no matter what happens, we'll be seeing Obama in politics for the next 30 or so years. Barring the meteor scenario, of course. His wife's not bad looking.

[BroncosFan]

AMEN. He's the prototypical Ivy AA beneficiary -- smart enough and solvent enough to have made a fine life on his own, though perhaps only with a degree from UofI. Instead, he's fawned over as a superstar merely because of his color and jumped to the head of every line. Rather than being treated as simply another smart, hard-working guy and having to compete with thousands of other smart, hard-working guys, he was set apart from the start of his educational career and treated like the academic equivalent a 6'9" 7th grader with a jump shot just because he's black. Wanna bet he does all he can to avoid debating Keyes?