Annals of the Obama Trainwreck, Waiting to Happen

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Well, let's see now.

The New York Times reports that Barack Obama has -- get this -- 300 (yes, that's THREE HUNDRED) different foreign policy cooks to spoil his international broth. America doesn't have 300 significant international relationships, yet he needs 300 advisers. Is he going to hold his foreign policy meetings in a football stadium if he becomes president? Is it any wonder that he ends up being ridiculed for the "audacity of vanity" over his laughable decision to attempt a speech at the Brandenburg Gate?

And then the Washington Post reports that Obama is incapable of following his own legislation:

IT WASN'T so long ago -- last September, to be specific -- that a senator with a particular interest in campaign finance reform introduced a bill to provide important transparency in presidential campaigns. The measure, S. 2030, would require presidential campaigns to report the names of fundraisers who bring in "bundles" of individual contributions totaling $50,000 or more. The campaigns would have to report the occupations of the bundlers and the specific amounts they are credited with raising. This was a terrific idea. It's too bad that the bill's sponsor, Barack Obama, is failing to follow the rules he set out.

This was, of course, only the latest in a long litany of such betrayals of his own ethos that Obama has committed in the last few weeks alone.

This man is not qualified. He must not be elected. His candidacy is a charade, and his presidency could set back the cause of black civil rights by decades. Racists are just waiting for a chance to wash their hands of the whole issue, to say "well, we elected one president, that's it!" and to follow it up with "look what a disaster THAT turned out to be."

This man is Jimmy Carter light. He. Must. Be. Stopped.