No surprise that Obama has proclaimed himself the winner through disenfranchisement of millions of voters - he's done it before.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local /chi-070403obama-ballot,1,57567.story

As the Chicago Tribune reported on April 3, Obama knows his way around a ballot and disenfranchising voters seems to be a pattern of his in an effort to win.

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"In short, the selection of Yucca Mountain has failed, the time for debate on this site is over, and it is time to start exploring new alternatives for safe, long-term solutions based on sound science."

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Much has been made of Clinton's recent comment that Barak Obama was a part-time State Senator.

I did some research to see how often the Illinois State Senate was in session during the period of 1996-2000.

I found my data from the following site:

http://www.ilga.gov/previousga.asp?GA=89

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YOUTUBE VIDEO (which I can't get to display here)

Further to the point that Obama lacks the seasoning and the smarts to be President, please watch Obama turn in a Bush-esque performance, brought to us originally courtesy of Taylor Marsh.  We are talking moron territory here, people.  Obama cannot provide a clear, cogent answer to why he declined to vote in favor of allowing sexual abuse victims to have their court records sealed and their privacy protected.  My god, folks.  Can we afford another dummy in the White House?

There's NO excuse for Obama's deer-in-the-headlights expression. Imagine what Karl Rove will do with that. It'd turn into Democrats' worst nightmare in a general election. Notes Taylor Marsh, radio host:  "Mr. Obama was the only Illinois state senator to not vote in favor of allowing victims of sexual abuse to have court records sealed to protect their privacy. Explain that one. Unfortunately, he can't, because, frankly, nobody could. ... People are starting to wake up and smell the coming onslaught. ... Better late than never, as my mama always said."

This video defies description. Is Mr. Obama kidding? His answer, actually the lack thereof, doesn't come close to passing the presidential election test. People actually believe he's ready for the national meat grinder of a general election campaign? The more he's asked about his own record the worse it gets.

Then there's "Does a day trip to London qualify you to be president?," from Tom Baldwin of the London Times:

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