Barack Obama is afraid of himself
Update: Obama now says he wasn’t race-baiting with his dollar bill comments. Horse-hockey!
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Well, look who’s afraid of himself. This comes not from the GOP. Not from conservative talk radio. Not from John McCain, who has been too busy calling members of his own party racist for challenging the Obamessiah.
No, this comes from the Senate website of…Barack Obama:
I remember when I first ran for the state Senate - my very first race. A seat had opened up, and some friends asked me if I’d be interested in running. Well, I thought about it, and then I did what every wise man does when faced with a difficult decision: I prayed, and I asked my wife.
And after consulting with these higher powers, I threw my hat in the ring and I did what every person on a campaign does - I talked to anyone who’d listen.
I went to bake sales and barber shops and if there were two guys standing on the corner I’d pull up and hand them literature. And everywhere I went I’d get two questions:
First, they’d ask, “Where’d you get that funny name, Barack Obama?” Because people just couldn’t pronounce it. They’d call me “Alabama,” or they’d call me “Yo Mama.” And I’d have to explain that I got the name from my father, who was from Kenya.
As for how “different” Obama looks, here is another “attack” on his looks. Not from the GOP. Not from conservative talk radio. Not from John McCain.
It’s from Barack Obama in Berlin last week, via LGF:
“I know that I don’t look like the other Americans who’ve previously spoken in this great city.”
Self-fear-mongerer Barack Obama: Afraid of himself.
Stop the hate! End the fear!
It’s the pot calling the kettle black.
Oh, wait. That’s racist.
1 comment:
you've got to be kidding me.
It seems painfully obvious to the right that the left is about to trounce the right in America, and it's almost becoming entertaining the attacks on Obama that are appearing.
I wonder what Flaggman is going to do with all those posts about how the left's days are numbered, and the one ore nail in the coffin of the left rants.
Most certainly good for a nice long chuckle.
I wonder though, what that will do for Deeyawn's fortunes. Can you just imagine the screaming if Deeyawn let Harper sink his own boat for a while longer and then by some miracle, road the wave of anti right and got a government?
Harper should be so very thankful the liberals don't have a leader effective against his phoney attacks.
Should that happen, I would personally have a bottle of (no maybe a case) of single malt scotch sent to your front door.
I believe you would need it.
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