From Obama's point of view, the appalling decision to give Al Qaeda
this soapbox makes perfect sense. His approval ratings are in a nose
dive, and the public is close to open rebellion over his ham-fisted
plans to seize control of the healthcare industry. Obama's base is the
rabidly anti-American left; he won election by attracting moderates who
had been exhausted by Bush fatigue. He ran against Bush in 2008 and
won, despite Bush not being on the ballot. This show trial will allow
him to run against Bush again — and against the rotten country America
allegedly was before he began to "fundamentally transform" it into a
socialist utopia.

For many years Obama has been a c...

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From Obama's point of view, the appalling decision to give Al Qaeda
this soapbox makes perfect sense. His approval ratings are in a nose
dive, and the public is close to open rebellion over his ham-fisted
plans to seize control of the healthcare industry. Obama's base is the
rabidly anti-American left; he won election by attracting moderates who
had been exhausted by Bush fatigue. He ran against Bush in 2008 and
won, despite Bush not being on the ballot. This show trial will allow
him to run against Bush again — and against the rotten country America
allegedly was before he began to "fundamentally transform" it into a
socialist utopia.

For many years Obama has been a close friend of Bill Ayers, an
infamous terrorist who bombed the Pentagon and the Capitol, yet walked
off scot-free on a technicality. He knows the same could happen to the
9/11 mastermind and/or other top terrorists. But this is a risk our
Community Activist in Chief is willing to take for the sake of trying
to prop up his sagging political support.

The election of Barack Hussein Obama is without question the most contemptible event in American history.