Obama's chickens coming home to roost

I have read emails about Baraq Obama’s Pastor for months. I knew he went to the church of the afrocentric diety. (not really, I know it was a Church of Christ with Rev. Wright in Chicago). I really thought the whole email campaign was an attempt to stir folks up about this pro-black black man running for president. I still think it is, and I don’t know if I believe the hype. When I say hype, I mean that these radical afrocentrists are more bark than bite.  they have no real power, and they do not affect change.

But what I do believe is that Obama is an extremely liberal man, and it is that reason that he is dangerous. He is reinterpreting the Bible for liberal causes. He is positioning himself as a savior of the country, and that is dangerous. His religious beliefs have been a focus from the beginning. First all the hoopla was, ‘is he or isn’t he Muslim?’ When it was established that he was no longer Muslim, that became a non-issue. Now that his Christianity is tied to this extreme Afrocentrism, that’s a problem.

Will he continue to consult these radical advisers once elected? Given the fact that he refuses to disavow them even under fire, yes, it is most likely that he will continue to consult Wright and Sharpton and Shabaz (of the New Black Panthers) after the election. And what will that mean to our country? I know the whole fear mongering of white guilt that would say that their chickens will finally come home to roost is being stirred up. 

I doubt it would come to much. That stuff never comes to much. What is much more likely is that Obama will wriggle out of the controversy, receive the popular vote, only to lose it to Hilary’s super delegates. THEN it will get interesting.

Comments

[Stefania/CityMama]

Did you spell his name wrong on purpose? "Baraq?" Is that an attempt to try and perpetuate the untruth that he is a Muslim or a "terrorist?"His name is spelled BARACK.

I cannot quite tell what the point of this post is, but you seem to be intentionally trying to spread misinformation. As has been pointed out in the past, let's not forget that there was a time when the Clintons welcomed Wright into their home to counsel them during some tough times.

[Lisse]

Stephania - I don't think the author is a Clinton supporter either.

[kzoomoo]

True, Lisse, I am not a Clinton supporter either. Sorry about the name spelling, Stefania--that was ignorant, not intentional.