Showing posts with label Evelyn Pringle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Evelyn Pringle. Show all posts

Before I Head Off to Bed,

I thought I'd share Evelyn Pringle's latest piece about Obama, this time about the "whitey" problem, and I don't mean the Michelle tape.

There is just so much out there against him, I cannot believe the Democratic Party is poised to nominate him. It's as if the party is deliberately throwing the election, an election the party should have easily won.

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which "whitey" has failed Obama.

If he's handed the nomination, despite the numerous problems with him, the Democratic Party has deliberately thrown the election to the GOP.

There is no other way around this. Obama should not even be considered a legitimate candidate.

I Don't Think

I linked this long article about the problems with Barack Obama by one Evelyn Pringle, but it is worth looking at as he gets closer than he should to the Democratic nomination.

(Update: There are two more installments of the above linked story here and here.)

I've never seen anybody so totally flawed as to be almost a Republican-created caricature of a Democrat as Obama.

I think I linked one of Pringle's articles before; I can't remember where out of the 32,000 posts I have written on this blog since 2002. However, I have a tag with her name on it, so I think I've linked the first article before.

In any case this sums Obama up:

John McCain is just drooling waiting for Obama to become the nominee so that he can come out with the trail of dirt that the Democratic party is too afraid to reveal this late in the in the game. If nominated, Obama will not survive a month when faced with the Republican attack machine.

If he becomes the nominee, the web of corruption leading to Obama's rise to power that this investigative journalist was able to untangle in less than three weeks, will be front page news right up until election day, handing the Republicans their only chance in hell of winning the White House.

Instead of the leaders of the Democratic party doing their homework, a small group of investigative reporters in Chicago will be credited with exposing the corrupt backbone of Obama political career and the mainstream media need only follow their lead if the Democrats hold him out to be a viable candidate.


However, the national media REFUSED to vet Obama and for quite obvious reasons.

Also by Pringle is a series of articles about "curtain time" for the Audacity of Hype:

Part 1.

Here is Part 2.

Part 3.

Part 4.

And the final chapter of this lengthy series of articles.

These articles are mostly about Obama's shady connections centering on Rezko and his trial, which has gone to the jury. Most of this information has been out there for a while, and because of these sordid connections, Obama has no business running for dogcatcher, let alone run for president. He will be lucky if he isn't indicted before long.

I mean it's really bad shit, and Pringle brings all of that information together and connects the dots.

Pringle explains here how and why she started investigating Obama's sordid Chicago past.

Campaign Follies.

Is it curtain time for Barack Obama? This writer seems to think so in this extremely long piece.

I knew from the beginning he never had a chance regardless of whether he actually wins the primaries and becomes the nominee. Too many questionable associations, problems with his book, his voting record, and, worst of all, his brand of Kumbaya Politics of making nice with the fascists of the Republican party and his seeming support of their agenda.
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Former Clinton persecutor and whipped cream aficionado Bob Barr has declared himself a candidate for the Libertarian Party ticket.

Will Ron Paul join the ticket? Or, for that matter, Mike Gravel?
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Could the Republican convention be as big a mess as the Democratic convention promises to be?
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