The thing about Obama is that he is evil. Look at his friends, Ayers, Dohrn, Klunsky, Wright, Pfleger and Rezcko. If I still lived in Chicago I probably could come up with another dozen or more names.

The scariest of the bunch is the Ayers-Dohrn duet. The bombed the Capitol and Pentagon. Isn’t that waging war on the United States? I seem to remember from my high school history class that making war against the US is treason. Treason is punishable by death. Instead the prosecutor botched the case and now those two lowlifes are holding honored academic positions. There is no justice.

The McCain campaign ought to beat Obama over the head with Ayers and his cohorts relentlessly.

McCain’s rapid response team struck the iron while it was hot last night by putting out an ad almost immediately attacking Obama. And there’s already a second one. Last night, Obama tried to defend the fact that he voted to……

1. Corporations don’t “pay” taxes. They collect taxes from the people who buy their products and use their services. All of us will pay these tax increases.

2. 35-40% of the public don’t pay federal taxes. So Obama will steal money from those who earn it and redistribute it to those who have done nothing to earn it. Marxism at its worst.

If McCain can’t articulate this, Obama will win by demagoging this issue.

What about the other companion strength — the ability to point to your own decision, and say “this is something I should not have done” or “in hindsight I see this was not helpful”? Obama has absolutely none of this. He can’t afford it. Whoever decided that Messiah bullshit was a great idea, made it impossible for him to do this, EVER, and that’s what makes Obama a poor leader.

As far as this “McCain’s absolutely right” stuff, it’s a schtick. Obama doesn’t mean it. He’s being two-faced, waiting for the chance to run the “Third Term For Bush” talking point up the flagpole again…waiting to pounce. Even his most ardent fans know it to be true. It’s why they admire him. Not for what he’s selling, but for how he sells it. By being oily and sneaky.

In the annals of democrat party history, I notice their most luminous stars all have this in common. They have a craptacular ability to sell things that well-informed buyers would reject.

Far more often, when it has mattered, Obama has been the one who has been correct- look at his calls two years ago to get the mortgage mess under control- McCain “suspended” his campaign to attend to this. Look at his repeated calls for a scaled withdrawal of troops from Iraq- now even the Bush and Iraqi admins are behind that plan. Other examples exist that point to the fact that the bottom line is that Obama and McCain both have the same goals- safety and security for the American people, financially, diplomatically, and militarily, but the differences come in how they plan to achieve those ends and McCain has shown time and again that his wisdom and experience are what have continually gotten us into these messes, while Barak Obama’s wisdom and experience will point us in the right direction.