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April 13, 2008
Jeremiah Wright Back In The News
Topics: Political News and commentariesWright's latest tirade comes, as John at Powerline notes, on the heels of Obama's self-revelation in San Francisco:
This should remind us that Obama's selection of Wright as his spiritual mentor was also an act of self-revelation. Obama grew up in a secular family, and converted to Christianity as an adult, specifically because he was drawn to Reverend Wright and the theology that Wright preached.Catch all of the commentary and audio clip here ....So it is rather stunning to hear Obama explain, in his own words and in his own voice, what it was about Wright that he found so compelling. In fact, it was Wright's denouncing Hiroshima and teaching that the world's problems are caused by "white men's greed" that, by Obama's own account, brought him to tears.
I'm at a loss to think of any reason whatsoever Americans can actually consider this guy Barack Obama for president. The deeper one digs into Obama's background, the more one sees a Black nationalist who is at his inner most self a socialist and a Marxist.
Posted by Richard at April 13, 2008 9:50 PM
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