In some ways, Obama might be the most conservative President ever. I don’t mean politically, I mean behaviourally and with in the lefty universe he was raised and flourished in. He has never ever tippy toed, stepped once out of the liberal plantation.

In a behaviourally way, it is McCain that has been outside, out in the real world. Whether it is the unique world of a Navy family, in the camps, or divorcing his wife and going on a drinking binge for a few years, marrying yet again and then politics.

It is McCain that has has had real adventures in his travels. Obama was carried, or shipped about. Much like later in his life he would be passed from Occidental, to Columbia( were Ayers was at the time too) to Harvard and then lefty law firms.

Oddly, it is Obama that says that McCain is erratic. I wonder if that isn’t an attempt to cover for Obama being the liberal equivalent of the Gray Suited Man, a la in lefty corporations? Obama gives us an admitted untrue Dream book, as insight to him. McCain gives us events, action, decisions under stress.

It’s fitting that Obama the drifter, and the lefty Dream candidate, gives us a book entitled Dreams.

What a good, handsome house negro he has been for the lefty plantations. What lefty couldn’t be proud of their New Man they have created? Go forth my son, Obama, and levitate amongst the unwashed plumbers!

Obama was passive to sitting in Wrights church, he’s been passive to Chicago corruption, so smooth of a operation that Putin would be jealous. So, why shouldn’t Obama let Ayers, another rich, white liberal, pave the way forward by writing the book? That is only what rich, white, trust fund liberals have been doing all along. What’s one more.

Now, the question is, what does this do to a person? To have their whole life laid out for them, and to flow along with it. What does this do to ones psyche? I don’t know, but it’s got to show up, and it might well when he is President.

(It might be too late in the game for something like this, even if shown to be true, to turn the race around. It could have been a difference-maker if McCain had been running a coherent campaign instead of indulging in a series of stunts: some brilliant and others erratic, discomfiting, arguably self-disqualifying. Still, ‘a week is an eternity in politics’.

I want Obama to lose, but McCain’s temperament worries me and I question whether he has campaigned well enough to deserve to win. And a society that appoints a Bill Ayers to be a Distinguished Professor of Education at a state university…what does it deserve?)