16
Mar

Mark Steyn On Obama

Posted by: Curt @ 1:22 am in Barack Obama

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Really nothing much more to add to this from Mark Steyn, it says it all in a few paragraphs.

The Senator has said he missed Jeremiah Wright’s post-9/11 sermon. How many other Sundays did he decide to sleep in? Did he also miss the one where the Reverend Wright referred to “the US of KKKA”? How about the one where the pastor said “the government lied about Pearl Harbor. They knew the Japanese were about to attack”?

Out of town that morning? Well, what about the one where he said “the government lied about inventing HIV as a means of genocide against people of color”? Alarm clock out of batteries that Sunday, too?

It seems hard to believe you could spend 20 minutes in this pastor’s company, never mind 20 years (as the Obamas have), without figuring he’s a race-baiting loon. So at the very minimum Senator Obama’s extremely belated distancing is lame. This is the candidate who wants to negotiate with the Iranians.
The US deserves better than a president who, asked his reaction to the moment in the meeting when Ahmadinejad promised to wipe Israel off the face of the earth, says, “Oh, gee, I guess I must have stepped out to the men’s room for that bit.”

Obama listened to Wright’s bilge week in, week out his entire adult life and by the end was giving this huckster over 20 grand a year to keep him in business. It seems reasonable to assume, given some of her observations on the hustings, that Mrs Obama agrees with the broad thrust of Jeremiah Wright’s “theology”. Does her husband?

Derb wondered the other day whether the Obama campaign was a massive “con job”. But it’s worse than that. If he were a con artist, he’d be like every other opportunist pol contemplating a run for the presidency: he’d be slick enough to know from the get-go that the Reverend Wright was a guy he needed to keep at way beyond arm’s length; instead, he named his big pre-campaign hey-world-here-I-am book after one of his sermons. That suggests Obama didn’t even appreciate Wright was a potential problem. Which, in turn, suggests a candidate as disconnected from reality as his pastor is.

I have to tell ya, as time goes by I’m almost hoping he gets the nomination now. His Clintonian doublespeak is doing nothing but digging a bigger ditch to throw his carcass in.

UPDATE

Ah yes, the hits keep rollin in. This nugget from the blog Perfunction: (h/t Ace of Spades HQ)

Whose motivational tapes did Barack Obama take to Harvard Law? (Original link here.)

It [Trinity United Church of Christ] also helped give him spiritual bona fides and a new assurance. Services at Trinity were a weekly master class in how to move an audience. When Mr. Obama arrived at Harvard Law School later that year, where he fortified himself with recordings of Mr. Wright’s sermons, he was delivering stirring speeches as a student leader in the classic oratorical style of the black church. [my emph.]

Obama says he never heard the ugly, controversial Wright sermons in person. Which ones did he use to hone his oratory skills at Harvard Law?

Keep digging that hole Big O’…..

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14 comments so far

Scott
 1 

The thing that disturbs me is so many people cheering wildly when he screamed, “God DAMNED America!” This guy’s rhetoric seems far out and radical to most people, but that doesn’t mean that a great many people (twoofers of all sorts) don’t agree strongly with him.

Think of how close these people’s influential opinions, voices, and influence will be to the most powerful desk in the history of mankind. It’s enough to make a Democrat like Hillary.

March 16th, 2008 at 7:53 am
Dan
 2 

He should have been an Anglican or Catholic. Black or white evangelist preachers are nut bags.

March 16th, 2008 at 8:23 am
Dan
 3 

This fool will probaby sink him. He named his book after one of this guy’s bon mots.

lol.

March 16th, 2008 at 8:25 am
 4 

I have to tell ya, as time goes by I’m almost hoping he gets the nomination now. His Clintonian doublespeak is doing nothing but digging a bigger ditch to throw his carcass in.

Curt,

Between Obama’s affiliation with this “hate America” blowhard, AND Hillary’s attempt to steal the nomination away from the democratic electorate, this is what can be called “A PERFECT STORM” where hopefully the entire party will be swallowed up in their own rhetoric. I like to invision Obama and Clinton both being helped aboard the Titanic with Captain Howard Dean saying “welcome aboard–no life-jackets required”.

March 16th, 2008 at 8:29 am
 5 

Thanks for the link, guys.

March 16th, 2008 at 8:38 am
Doc Washboard
 6 

Between Obama’s affiliation with this “hate America” blowhard, AND Hillary’s attempt to steal the nomination away from the democratic electorate, this is what can be called “A PERFECT STORM” where hopefully the entire party will be swallowed up in their own rhetoric. I like to invision Obama and Clinton both being helped aboard the Titanic with Captain Howard Dean saying “welcome aboard–no life-jackets required”.

On the other hand, it’s possible that nobody will care.

March 16th, 2008 at 8:41 am
 7 

Democrats don’t care Doc. Most of them agree with what Wright said.

March 16th, 2008 at 9:48 am
Doc Washboard
 8 

How is it that you feel qualified to expound on what most Democrats feel, MA?

March 16th, 2008 at 10:33 am
BarbaraS
 9 

Because you people have told us. Over and over again.

March 16th, 2008 at 10:55 am
Doc Washboard
 10 

My experience, Barbara, is that when I tell someone on a right-wing site what I think about an issue or how I feel about it, I’m called a liar.

March 16th, 2008 at 11:39 am
Machiavelli
 11 

Unfortunately, these days Americans have notoriously short memories. What may be the “perfect storm” today, could become so much old news in the months to come. Not to mention the fact that many in the “democratic base” may not be turned away by Obama’s “hate America” roots. For some out there on the radical left, this is a zero-sum game, and in the name of defeating McCain they are willing to vote for the Democratic nominee, no matter who it is.
When faced with this sort of dyed in the wool radicals, you have to keep the pressure on until the contest is over; maintaining Republican good fortune requires continued effort till November.

March 16th, 2008 at 2:23 pm

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