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In a recent oration, US Presidential hopeful Barack Obama has proven, once again, that he is no more than a sensationalist with embarrassingly meager insight. He has seen fit to relegate the majority of the voting public to nothing more than spoiled defiant children throwing disruptive tantrums, frustrated that they cannot get their way.

He is quoted as saying "Voters are worried about the economy…they don't expect anybody is going to help them…the jobs have been gone now for over 25 years… And it's not surprising that (voters) get bitter, they cling to guns, religion, (gay marriage) or antipathy to people who aren't like them or to anti immigrant sentiment or anti trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations (with the economy)".

It appears Senator Obama believes that American's who are opposed to NAFTA, CAFTA, the NAU and the currently contested Columbian trade agreements, are just pissed off because they're finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet; rather than because they are opposed to these groups signing secretive deals in covert meetings, attempting to manipulate and weaken the nation's sovereignty.

He claims that those who seek to protect and preserve one of the most vital amendments to the United States Constitution, the right to keep and bear arms, are merely lashing out because they are worried about their paycheck, even going so far as to say "...so people end up voting on guns and will they have the right to bear arms". A very poor choice of words since the people already possess this right and the second amendment was one of the nearest and dearest to the heart's of those who penned Americas founding documents. The crucial question is just what is the Senator prepared to do to protect it?

Widespread opinions indicate that Obama, like many other legislator's, is pushing to ban all guns.  It is obvious that he does not respect nor admire the second amendment, as he uses it's reference to chide peaceful, law abiding, citizens of this rare and prosperous nation who have built their lives around all such human dignities; dignities that are currently under vicious attack by the Bush administration. Such an overt disregard and lack of reverence for this founding principle sends the clear message that Barack Obama is not United States Presidential material.

He is also saying that voter's who express concern about immigration are just resentful of the foreign invasion to their job market. He essentially negate's their concern for the security of US borders, human trafficking, eroding US sovereignty,  and the expanding alien welfare state…not to mention the tax free, curb side Hispanic workforce that now demands $20 an hour cash, saying "no veinte…no trabajo! That's pretty good wages to much of the nation's workers, and these undocumented laborers pay no income tax, social security tax, state tax or worker compensation.  Moreover, this is an environment that many times sends a large percentage of the earnings to Mexico, stripping the capital out of local markets.

Obama claims, in no uncertain terms, that a vote influenced by the respect for gay and lesbian rights is no more than a retaliation against government waste and the Federal Reserve. While it would be a commendable and patriotic stand by homosexuals, anyone who has a gay friend knows better than to underestimate the intelligence of this nation's open minded toe-tapper's in such a way. The Senator should also note that not all supporters of gay rights are homosexual, and one need not agree with something in order to respect and defend it.

While economic matters will always significantly affect the fabric of society, Obama's assertion that financial disaffection is elciting voter's support for freedom of religion, gay rights, the second amendment, securing American borders, and preserving national sovereignty, is no more than a severely detached and obtuse allegation which blindingly illuminates his elitist viewpoint.

There is not much logic nor leadership coming from Senator McCain these days, however, one cannot help but admit that he hit the proverbial nail on it's narrow minded head when epitomizing Obama's statements by calling them "condescending" and "out of touch".

Obama also points out that the American public no longer trusts government leaders to perform their jobs equitably and honorably, as he promises to bring change to politics. Unfortunately the voters have heard this spiel before and the Senator should take into consideration that he is certainly included in the list of legislators under scrutiny.

As for Obama claiming he is going to fix the economy, this is an absurd insinuation that does great detriment to his credibility as a leader, as it is well known by the many frugal and generously intelligent minds of this nation that no Executive, Judicial or Legislative body can do much more than manipulate it, which undermines the crediblity and security of this nation's free market society. Economic stability is a moniker of free market's and fair trade based on the law, and governed by community influenced court's and jury's of peers. It was the incessant practice of habitually regulating and controlling the market through near-sighted legislative proposals and nefarious lobbyist agenda's which weakened the economy to the point that the Federal Reserve and it's counterfeiting practices appeared credible. The many decades of a consistently declining dollar should now stand in stark contrast to the thousands of regulations and agreements that have been so ignorantly lauded as solutions.

Hopefully not one American was fooled by Barack Obama's recent acrid emission of vocal flatulence. It is abundantly clear that he will say anything, regardless of its veracity, in an attempt to gain power. Unfortunately the office of Commander in Chief must be bestowed on a more benevolently intelligent and reluctant leader such as Ron Paul, who is well aware that the position wields no more power, per se, just increased accountability.

My advice to Senator Obama: "…be careful what you wish for…".