Barack Obama: Bad judgment, blind ambition

 

The bad judgment meme is, I think, the meme that needs to be pushed hard here.  Time and again, this man has made serious bad calls about who he rubs elbows with.  It's the kind of pattern that should give those who think critically pause about whether or not the man is fit to be President.

Period.

Via Michelle Malkin.

Comments

Thi is fear mongering plain and clear!

[salvage]

>Time and again, this man has made serious bad calls about who he rubs elbows with.

So aside from crazy Preacher and the Terrorists who was a terrorists when Obama was a kid what other examples can you come up with? How many people has Obama "rubbed elbows with" in his life? And what percentage would you consider "bad calls"?

[Morgan K Freeberg]

I've made some mistakes in my time. I consider myself to be at the upper limit in terms of innocent mistakes, in terms of trusting people I shouldn't have.

I'd go out of my way to keep anyone else from trusting those same people, in the same way. I would delay surgery appointments to issue such a warning to a complete stranger who needed such a warning.

Obama has yet to display that kind of adrenaline, regarding his past aquaintances whom he regrets having made into aquaintances. Presuming he really does so regret.

Oh, and, uh...number of people I know who planted bombs for the express purpose of destroying property and injuring people...who feel, to this very day, that they didn't bomb enough: ZERO.

How many people do *you* know, like that, Rick?

How 'bout *you*, salvage?

I'll bet we're zero-all-around on that question. If you tasked me to find people like that, I wouldn't know where to look. But Obama's number isn't zero, is it?

[Rick]

ZERO for me Morgan.

[Jack Church]

The associations are one thing. what really bothers me is the fact that in the beginning of his career and beyond he continues to attract radical people to his cause. It cant just be by chance. Something draws radicals to obama. What does he have in common with them, and what common factor kept them together for so long? Does he support some or all of their views? I believe the answer is obvious.