Obama — The Transformation of America
May 26th, 2010 . by TexasFredI received this via email and thought it worth posting for all to read.
Obama — The Transformation of America
When Obama wrote a book and said he was mentored as a youth by Frank, (Frank Marshall Davis) an avowed Communist, people said it didn’t matter.
When it was discovered that his grandparents were strong socialists and had sent Obama’s mother to a socialist school and introduced Frank Marshall Davis to young Obama, people said it didn’t matter.
When people found out that he was enrolled as a Muslim child in school and his father and step father were both Muslims, people said it didn’t matter.
When he wrote in another book he authored “I will stand with them (Muslims) should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.”, people said it didn’t matter.
When he admittedly, in his book, said he chose Marxist friends and professors in college, people said it didn’t matter.
When he traveled to Pakistan after college, on an unknown national passport, people said it didn’t matter.
When he sought the endorsement of the Marxist party in 1996 as he ran for the Illinois Senate, people said it doesn’t matter.
When he sat in a Chicago Church for twenty years and listened to a preacher spew hatred for America and preach black liberation theology, people said it didn’t matter.
When an independent Washington organization that tracks senate voting records gave him the distinctive title of being the “most liberal senator”, people said it didn’t matter.
When the Palestinians in Gaza set up a fund raising telethon to raise money for his election campaign, people said it didn’t matter.
When his voting record supported gun control, people said it didn’t matter.
When he refused to disclose who donated money to his election campaign, as other candidates had done, people said it didn’t matter.
When he received endorsements from people like Louis Farrakhan, Muammar Qaddafi and Hugo Chavez, people said it didn’t matter.
When it was pointed out that he was a total newcomer and had absolutely no experience at anything except community organizing, people said it didn’t matter.
When he chose friends and acquaintances such as Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn, who themselves were revolutionary radicals, people said it didn’t matter.
When his voting record in the Illinois senate, and in the U.S. Senate came into question, people said it didn’t matter.
When he refused to wear a flag lapel pin, and did so only after a huge public outcry, people said it didn’t matter.
When people started treating him as a Messiah and children in schools were taught to sing his praises, people said it didn’t matter.
When he stood with his hands over his groin area for the playing of the National Anthem and Pledge of Allegiance, people said it didn’t matter.
When he surrounded himself in the White house with advisers who were pro gun control, pro abortion, pro homosexual marriage and wanting to curtail freedom of speech to silence the opposition, people said it didn’t matter.
When he aired his views on abortion, homosexuality and a host of other liberal issues, people said it didn’t matter.
When he said he favors sex education in kindergarten, including homosexual indoctrination, people said it didn’t matter.
When his background was either scrubbed or hidden, and nothing could be found about him, people said it didn’t matter.
When the place of his birth was called into question, and he refused to produce a birth certificate, people said it didn’t matter.
When he had an association in Chicago with Tony Rezko, a man of questionable character, who is now in prison, and had helped Obama to a sweet deal on the purchase of his home, people said it didn’t matter.
When it became known that George Soros, a multi-billionaire Marxist, spent a ton of money to get him elected, people said it didn’t matter.
