In his pre-campaign book, "The Audacity of Hope," Barack Obama proclaims, "I find comfort in the fact that the longer I'm in politics the less nourishing popularity becomes, that a striving for rank and fame seems to betray a poverty of ambition, and that I am answerable mainly to the steady gaze of my own conscience."

Some might think this odd testimony from a young and inexperienced freshman senator on the cusp of seeking the highest rank, and the most famous position, in the world. It's a bit like a parish priest saying he's happy with his modest lot in life and then declaring he's throwing his hat in the ring to become pope.



The Magic Negro's most serious character flaw (which the author has so expertly described).......makes him an easy mark for the tyrants of the world. They will simply play upon his ego.........and he will fall for it every time.  

Scary.

Someone please let BEE H O know, as a politician...........he answers to the American voters. Not to the "steady gaze of my own conscience." What a pant load. 

What conscience? The steady one that changes direction every time you speak to a different voting block? Or want a cheap mortgage?