…to McGehee’s post, below, behold! Speaking in Iowa in 2006, Sen. Barack Obama said, “I’ve had enough of using terrorism as a wedge issue in our politics.” He said the war on terrorism “isn’t supposed to crop up between September and November of even-numbered years.” But as president, Obama and his reelection campaign have consistently raised the issue — repeatedly referring to a 2007 comment by Republican presidential candidate Mitt

We’ve been treated, these last few days, to a new round of talk about football-spiking in light of the one-year anniversary of Osama bin Laden’s long-overdue departure from this mortal coil and his consequent deliverance to unblinking justice. President Obama has apparently decided to make the timing of said departure a campaign theme as he seeks re-election this November. His critics are arguing that he’s acting like the rooster that

Well, it’s been an official holiday since the late 50s — and yet somehow when Obama re-proclaims it, it takes on a particularly creepy kind of vibe. — Probably because Obama is an obvious Marxist whose handlers played on white guilt and false promises of “pragmatism” to get him elected President of what used to be a very very anti-Marxist, pro free-market capitalism country. If I had to guess.