More goofy but dangerous bastids

The Democrat's Gift

Obama's an empty vessel, but don't dare say it.

If Obama is the nominee, any criticism of him as an utterly inexperienced uber leftist will be tagged racist. What else could it be?  Yesterday we heard a Time Magazine editor tell us that inexperience is actually an advantage .     Today we have an example of the more generic party tool, portraying any criticism as  Republican hate machine programming.  .e.g. “ How to hate Barack Obama Right now, deep in the GOP dungeons, they're planning their racist, disgraceful assault. Whatever will it be? By Mark Morford, SF Gate Columnist Friday, February 29, 2008 No, the problem for GOP strategists is not how to inflame the troglodytic, Limbaugh/Coulter-grade sects of the party who, assuming Obama goes the distance, are already hugely terrified of the notion of a black liberal president, given how he'll surely be a slippery slope straight to gay marriage and rampant lesbianism in schools and hourly shriekings to Allah as everyone's forced to give up their guns and drive a hybrid moped to the tofu store. The true difficulty facing the GOP's henchmen in the coming months will be how to get those who are just a tiny bit smarter, calmer, less easily swayed, those on the right who might actually be a bit impressed and charmed by Obama's obvious intelligence and oratory power, to hate him, fear him, find his genuinely moving brand of hope and inspiration to be suspicious and problematic and even deeply dangerous. [blah-blah-blah] ” It's senseless to try reason with these fanatics. Thank god we have a plan Nuke the Bastids!.