Posted by
Alan Davidson on Thursday, July 10, 2008 8:27:29 PM
Q: What word is most widely used to reflect the message of Barack Obama's campaign? As you can see, I would be a horrible author of testing material.
A: "Change".
I have heard so much about change, I more and more want....well...no change.
I could go on with the "exactly what kind of change" rhetoric or put forth all the obvious mile wide weaknesses of why "change" doesn't always mean a good thing, etc., but the fact is, Obama has proved he is for change.
Big time.
He has changed more on his positions than a speed dater at TGIF's on a Saturday night.
I am not even going to go into them all because they are all a matter of record and while his supporters rationalize such as being "flexible" and "adaptable", such arguments are farce.
If you are still buying into the rehashed politics that Obama is slinging, you need to clear away the fog.
When the left leaning Washington Post, of all papers, makes a list of all his "changes", you know something is afoot in his campaign....and it aint' good.