This Day in History:

I believe that greater than any disease is the issue of ignorance. I often talk to well meaning folks who have so many opinions about the Bush Administration and the economy while the facts that would truly advise them are totally ignored.

One lady told me that Bush is raising the price of oil to profit from its earnings. Another time I was told that the Republicans think that they own the whole country and just allow us to live in it. On the same note I have been told that Obama is a very smart guy, and he should be President.

A recent forward reminded me how amazingly unqualified Obama is. I read this and thought this has to be a partial list, for I am pretty certain there are many more mis-statements. As if his affiliations alone weren't enough to keep him out of the White House, he claimed the other day in Jacksonville, Florida that being black (which he actually isn't) might keep him from being President — a truly racist statement. It becomes more apparent each day, that he is who his friends are, just dressed in a nice suit.

You know his friends: his pastor, his realtor, his mentors who happened to be communists or Marxists, and the list goes on. Though he is not as truly intelligent or eloquent as some keep saying he is, he has become untouchable, and part of the reason is his official race card. But forgetting even all these things, what of his "mis-statements"?