Obama's women reveal his secret

[Final Trumpet]

"Cherchez la femme," advised Alexander Dumas in: "When you want to uncover an unspecified secret, look for the woman." In the case of Barack Obama, we have two: his late mother, the went-native anthropologist Ann Dunham, and his rancorous wife Michelle. Obama's women reveal his secret: he hates America.

We know less about Senator Obama than about any prospective president in American history. His uplifting rhetoric is empty, as Hillary Clinton helplessly protests. His career bears no trace of his own character, not an article for the Harvard Law Review he

edited, or a single piece of legislation. He appears to be an empty vessel filled with the wishful thinking of those around him. But there is a real Barack Obama. No man - least of all one abandoned in infancy by his father - can conceal the imprint of an impassioned mother, or the influence of a brilliant wife.

America is not the embodiment of hope, but the abandonment of one kind of hope in return for another. America is the spirit of creative destruction, selecting immigrants willing to turn their back on the tragedy of their own failing culture in return for a new start. Its creative success is so enormous that its global influence hastens the decline of other cultures. For those on the destruction side of the trade, America is a monster. Between half and nine-tenths of the world's 6,700 spoken languages will become extinct in the next century, and the anguish of dying peoples rises up in a global cry of despair. Some of those who listen to this cry become anthropologists, the curators of soon-to-be extinct cultures; anthropologists who really identify with their subjects marry them. Obama's mother, the University of Hawaii anthropologist Ann Dunham, did so twice.

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[burien1]

Excellent article. This really helps me to understand better where this man may be coming from.

"She added that the TV version of Barack Obama sounded really interesting and that she'd like to meet him sometime."

I hope someone will be wise enough to use her quote in a campaign commercial.

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[zephaniah]

interesting, for sure.

[Swayde]

I wish that the media had made more of a big deal about his wife saying that for the first time in her life she was proud to be an American, now that her husband is running for president. If she's so smart, than can you imagine what she must truly think of the USA if she was careless enough to say such a thing in the first place? You know if one of the Republican's wives had said that it would be all over the media for weeks and brought up anytime that person had anything to say about the country.