The most that can be said for this is that Obama will kowtow to a special interest, at least in silence.

“Senator Obama?”
“Present”

It’s an easy play, because there’s little or nothing to lose attacking them when you’re not in office, since China’s economy has to rely on selling products to developed markets, and there’s no alternative out there to selling to the U.S. But on the other side the U.S. market has become addicted to the low prices it can get from production in China, so until alternatives are found (or China relaxes its hard-line politics), once you’re in power instead of running for the presidency, your policies suddenly change.

How much the change is the only question — at least with Bush 41 and Bush 43, we didn’t hear of the massive Chinese donations to their campaign or the incompetent security efforts by the government to guard military secrets. Obama can talk a good game now, but a President Obama would likely act towards China about like Bill Clinton did for eight years.

The Chicago Cubs have not won a World Series championship since 1908.

Oh, the inhumanity.

Is there a way to re-do all the primaries without these three candidates?

There’s a “change” I’d be willing to get behind.

Nothing like having to choose between awful, terrible, and horrible, is there?

Martin Luther Hussein, what benefits him is good for the world.

He has an adviser who also acts as a high-ranking member of a — gasp — Olympic Bid committee!

I think we saw this phenomenon back in the nineties; they were called FOBs (Friends of Bill). Same acronym applies here.

We still have time until November.