Irrelevant Apologies (conservative, poll, president, Barack Obama)

[sanrene]

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For any politician, what matters is not his election year rhetoric, or an election year resignation from a church, but the track record of that politician in the years before the election.

Despite clever spin from Obama's supporters about avoiding "guilt by association," much more is involved than casual association with people like Jeremiah Wright and Father Pfleger

Are Barack Obama's views shown by what he says during an election year or by what he has been doing for decades before?

The complete contrast between Obama's election year image as a healer of divisions and his whole career of promoting far-left grievance politics, in association with America-haters like Jeremiah Wright and Bill Ayers, are brushed aside by his supporters who talk about getting back to "the real issues."

There is nothing more real than a man's character and values. The track record of what he has actually done is far more real than anything he says, however elegantly he says it.

"guilt by association", "back to the real issues". Sound familiar, Obamatons?

Love this guy. A conservative black man.

[18Montclair]

There is nothing more real than a man's character and values. The track record of what he has actually done is far more real than anything he says, however elegantly he says it.

Or for that matter, how gruffly he says it.

[normie]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

Or for that matter, how gruffly he says it.

LOL, very true!

[lilypad]

Simple yet brilliant. Could not have said it better.

[austinsmom]

Interesting article. Thanks for sharing.

[sanrene]

Sowell is a brilliant man.

[lilypad]

Yes, he is off the charts brilliant, has doctorate from Harvard in economics. Am trying to read more of his writings.

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by lilypad

Yes, he is off the charts brilliant, has doctorate from Harvard in economics. Am trying to read more of his writings.

I wonder what the results would be if we took a poll of Harvard MBAs on whom they'd support for President?

[delusianne]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

I wonder what the results would be if we took a poll of Harvard MBAs on whom they'd support for President?

We dont have to send George Bush a questionnaire.

[sanrene]

As usual, the Obamatons have nothing but deflection and excuses in the face of logic, reason and intelligence.