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How the hell is the guy up for President of the United States???

The Democrats must be so embarrassed. Don't tell me such a thing isn't possible. Come on, anybody with half a brain can see what an awful candidate this guy is.

Obama was a speaker at the last Dem convention you remember. Nothing wrong with that. He was, on the surface, a personable and handsome black American. He fit a fleeting image of a good black candidate somewhere down the road.

Then the Media had a lot of fun with this guy. They loved him! Like the boob robots that they are, the Media gets all involved in this thing and next Obama thinks he's God. There's a strata of kooks in every population and America's now three hundred million abouts. So the kooks, there's the normal ones. Then there's the one's that get carried away by the media.

Barack Obama is the number zero with a suit and a tie.

Obama was forced into this resignation. He wouldn't be doing it so loudly because he knows, and the Dem party knows, that all this nonsense with that church and the hatred of white people just ain't going to fly with the majority of the people in this country, it just ain't. You can believe that Barack Hussein would not be resigning if they didn't know this.

It's a Hail Mary pass because I really believe the coffin lid is closed on Barack. It sure adds to this Hilary drama you gotta admit.

Obama has been portrayed as a new god in the media numerous times on magazine covers pushing Obama on the masses.

Obama himself hired Shepherd Fairey to do a street poster campaign for him. Fairey’s leading two concepts he borrowed from the John Carpenter movie “They Live”, they are subliminal messages of “OBEY” and “THIS IS YOUR GOD”. Fairey has mentioned this in interviews.

Obama no longer needs religion because the antichrist is leading his own.

Hillary was smart to remain in the race. Not because of any possible assassination or accident that Obama may befall, but because even if he were seated, she knows that the party could always change candidate late in the game.

How about another Torricelli/Lautenberg exception to the election proceedings?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Lautenberg

2002 election
Lautenberg unexpectedly returned to politics in 2002, when the other New Jersey senator, Democrat Robert Torricelli, withdrew his candidacy for reelection, because of corruption charges. It was rumored, however, that Lautenberg was the second choice to run, the first choice being former Senator Bill Bradley, who turned it down.
The selection of Lautenberg came with some irony, as there had been notoriously bad blood between Lautenberg and Torricelli when the two had served together in the Senate.[2]
The New Jersey Republican Party challenged the replacement of Torricelli's name on the ballot with Lautenberg’s, arguing that it came too late according to state election laws. The ballot name change was unanimously upheld by the New Jersey Supreme Court[3], and the U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up the case. Lautenberg won the election, defeating his Republican challenger, businessman Doug Forrester, by 54% to 44%. That victory made Lautenberg one of very few who in recent times returned to the Senate after leaving it