Obama the Arrogant.

An AP story published today discusses the arrogance of Obama.  Some highlights;

Arrogance is a common vice in presidential politics. A person must be more than a little self-important to wake up one day and say, “I belong in the Oval Office.”

Rezko+ Iraqi Billionaire Nadhmi Auchi+ Obama Campaign contributions = No to Iraq invasion? Time will tell…

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 March 01, 2008

Who Is Nadhmi Auchi and What’s His Tie to Obama?

By Jack Kelly

You probably would have heard of Nadhmi Auchi by now if Sen. Barack Obama were a Republican.
A British citizen of Iraqi descent, Mr. Auchi, 70, is a billionaire, the 279th richest man in the world, according to a Forbes magazine survey last year.

A great deal of Mr. Auchi’s money was made

Obama, Wellstone a “gadfly.”

I watched with nausea as Obama spoke a while back in Minneapolis and praised and praised the popular former senator from Minnesota, Paul Wellstone, who unfortunately was killed several years ago in a plane crash.

I couldn’t help but think of David Sirota’s article about Obama in The Nation, Mr. Obama goes to Washington, in which Obama refers to Wellstone as a gadfly.  Gadfly is defined as; a persistent irritating critic; a nuisance.

In a similar vein and a must read is Harper’s Magazine’s, Barack Obama Inc.

Obama’s Lie of the Day: I won Michigan!

Obama’s lies are so brazen it’s just unbelievable.  Perhaps more unbelievable is how the media continues to ignore them.

This morning on The Today Show, Obama claimed that he won Michigan, a state where he wasn’t even on the ballot.  Maybe he’s just delusional….

Obama Kept Contributions From Accused Fixer’s Wife And Others

Apparently Obama thinks pointing out contributions from Rezko’s wife is “casting a wide net.” More strange Obamalogic…

From ABC News;

ABCNews.com Analysis Shows the Campaign Still Hasn’t Returned More Than $100,000 in Questionable Contributions

By AVNI PATEL

Jan. 28, 2008—

Despite claims over the weekend from Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama that his campaign had given away all the donations connected to accused fixer Antoin “Tony” Rezko, the campaign has not returned

Come on guys; I answered like eight questions. We’re running late.

Those were Obama’s words as he curtly walked out on a press conference earlier today, a sign of the continuing deterioration of the relationship between Obama and the press.  As the Rezko trial begins and more and more evidence mounts that Obama has been rather untruthful (shocking!) with the press about his relationship with Rezko.

From Obama’s best friend in the media MSNBC;

From NBC/NJ’s Aswini Anburajan
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Led by the Chicago press corps that has covered Obama for years, the candidate today faced a barrage of questions in what turned out to be a contentious news conference.

Trial Will Reveal ‘Cesspool’ of Obama’s Allies

From ABC News ;

Reformer: Trial Will Reveal ‘Cesspool’ of Obama’s Allies

Obama the Screamer.

The Houston press published this piece on Obama yesterday, below are the highlights.

Also click here for the article 2004 article referenced by the author.

It’s not quite eight in the morning and Barack Obama is on the phone screaming at me. He liked the story I wrote about him a couple weeks ago, but not this garbage.

Old School Dirty Politics of Obama.

The following is the complete article on Obama’s ruthless, and successful, effort to knock all other challengers off the ballot when he ran for state senate. Obama has never won a truly contested election. He lost when he ran against

Obama and Rezko.

Rezko is the smoking gun that McCain can’t wait to exploit. I’m not sure of course, but I think it’s likely the reason republicans have been working so hard to get Obama to be the Dem nominee, as evidenced by the fact that they have spent millions in several primaries advertising against Clinton, and none on Obama, and have also voted for him in huge numbers in a number of primaries that weren’t so close on the Republican side.

Audacity????

Obama, when examining his record in Illinois, seems to use that term rather loosely. In Obama’s Audacity Gap, Sunil Garg reminds us of Obama’s less than audacious career in Illinois politics.

For every paragraph the article contains, there’s pages more to be written. If republicans thought Whitewater was a boon, wait till they start with Obama and Rezko.