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Make or break time for Obama
The Philadelphia Inquirer is reporting:
Barack Obama will give what his campaign is billing as "a major address on race, politics and unifying our country" in Philadelphia Tuesday morning.
In the comments section of the newspaper’s website below the article, you’ll find this gem:
Jack Klompus said:
Awesome! Later Bill Clinton will speak about marital fidelity, and Rosie O'Donnell will speak about diet and exercise. I certainly hope that all of g-d racist America will atone for the sins that are keeping him and his wife from paying back their loans for their multiple Ivy League degrees and the mortgage on their million dollar house.
Seriously, this could be make or break time for Barack Hussein Obama.
Let’s see.
He can’t blast his church of over 20 years, lest he alienate the black audience he often refers to when he says, “It’s our time, it’s our turn.”
And he can’t defend the explosive remarks made by his racist pastor.
So what’s the poor guy who hasn’t been subject to any media scrutiny at all thus far in the campaign to do?
Prediction.
Obama will softly disassociate himself from the incredibly divisive and hateful remarks made by Jeremiah Wright.
He will save most of his powder for those who would seize this opportunity to use it, in his view, as a ploy to torpedo his steamrolling successful campaign. Obama will forcefully claim the bigger problem isn’t what Wright said, but what people are now saying about Obama and his pastor. They are trying to use race to divide this country and he will repeat his mantra, that he will not allow race to be a factor in the campaign (Even though it’s “our turn”).
The mainstream press will be mesmerized.
Editorial board will be weeping in adulation.
Hillary will cry foul.
The press will vilify Hillary.
The racist Jeremiah Wright will continue to spew his hateful venom at church this Easter Sunday.
Brain dead liberals will swoon.
“Isn’t Obama wonderful?”
God HELP America.
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