Monday, January 21, 2008

Poor bullied Obama sitting in the corner

Barack Obama is being bullied these days. He's feeling pretty upset about it, too. Who are the culprits of this heinous chagrin? None other than Hillary and Bill Clinton.

Apparently, President Clinton is the larger of the two bullies. He picks on Obama's Iraq record. He picks on how he organized his campaign in Las Vegas, also. What is a befuddled presidential candidate, who expresses good feelings, to do?

Here's my analysis:

If Obama cannot take the heat from his rival's campaign, then how is he going to take the heat from the rest of the world? I've got news for you pal the world is not a nice place! Imagine how ruthless Republicans will be when they finally take on their Democratic challenger for the White House. And look at the Middle East, too. Do you think those two feuding interests are going to take a time out because the president feels stressed out or betrayed by their actions?

Hardly!

Is Hillary Clinton being unfair by utilizing her spouse in her campaign? Of course not. It's not her fault her husband also happens to be a former president of the United States. I see Michelle Obama speaking on her husband's behalf all the time. All candidates have their spouses speak for them. The spouse is the extension of the candidate. How else can one person be in two places at once? The only candidate who is complaining about it is Barack Obama. He should be spending more time worrying about South Carolina and how he is going to win that primary on Saturday. If he doesn't win it he can bet the press will finally start writing his obituary. They may just erase the name "Hillary Clinton" in their original draft and insert "Barack Obama."

In the end, I wouldn't take on the Clintons to save my own life. It is stupid and ill-advised, to say the least. Obama, what were you thinking?

Next, he'll say Chelsea Clinton is picking on him! Poor, poor Obama.

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