<"A creature of universities and churches and nonprofit institutions, the Illinois senator, with the blessing and acquiescence of his upscale supporters, has glided past these hard distinctions. On the face of it, it must be surmised that his affluent devotees are ready to foot the bill for the new order, or are convinced that after victory the old ways will endure, and that Mr. Obama will govern from the center. It was no accident that the white working class was the last segment of the population to sign up for the Obama journey. Their hesitancy was not about race. They were men and women of practicality; they distrusted oratory, they could see through the falseness of the solidarity offered by this campaign.">

From Elias Canetti again: "But the crowd, as such, disintegrates. It has a presentiment of this and fears it. . . . Only the growth of the crowd prevents those who belong to it from creeping back under their private burdens."
The morning after the election, the disappointment will begin to settle upon the Obama crowd. Defeat -- by now unthinkable to the devotees -- will bring heartbreak. Victory will steadily deliver the sobering verdict that our troubles won't be solved by a leader's magic.

[url=http://www.ejectejecteject.com/archives/000189.html]His entire life has been [spent] applying for the next job[/url] at the expense of the current one. He’s at the end of the line now.

His entire life has been [spent] applying for the next job at the expense of the current one. He’s at the end of the line now.
http://www.ejectejecteject.com/archives/000189.html

And the author's choice for president DOES have "economic coherence"? Give me a break. This is just an article intended to bash liberals and Blacks, period. He is searching out a scape goat for the sh*t storm brought on by the Republicans. Remember, Obama has not yet taken up residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.