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Obama, Saddleback, or how the race was lost ...

Yep, the nominee has no clothes.

 

If you've any question who triumphed at Saddleback, look at how Huffington Post has buried coverage of the event.  Nothing on the home page.  Small blurb on the political page.

 

Generally, Huffington Post puts any negative story and coverage they can about Sen. McCain front and center on the Huffington home page.

 

This complete abandonment of coverage tells us how scared the left is of both how well Sen. McCain showed at Saddleback and how clumsily a speaker, thinker and politician Sen. Obama demonstrated himself to be at the Saddleback forum.

 

For Sen. Obama, to wind those inelegant sentences up and down his ham-handed responses was painful. 

 

When Sen. Obama gave his "beyond my pay grade" reply, the world saw his ineptitude for the Presidency and frankly, the current office he holds.

 

The Presidency is the highest pay grade.  If Sen. Obama cannot reconcile the competing theological and 'scientific' issues underlying the abortion, right to life, pro-choice debate then why does he think he's qualified to take the oath for this job.

 

The buck stops here Sen. Obama.

 

It was also somewhat unseemly to have him use a cliché about 'pay grade' for an intellectual question that has to do with life and our constitutional scheme.  We are not reduced in this society to being tawdry 'managers' of great issues, casting off responsibilities to the next person on the scale.  Each real person makes a choice or is reduced to being a mere voyeur or also ran in the great debates of our time.

 

Sen. Obama is at his core a man given to the cliché.  In that, Saddleback revealed him to be a mere vulgarian.

 

Small wonder Huffington Post pretends Saddleback didn't happen.  

 

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