Obama deserves only the finest...prosecution.

Submitted by Joseph Guida MD (United States), Nov 8, 2008 at 17:01

These comments regarding wishing Obama success and statement that we need to ger behind him and support him are obviously being posted by Obama supporters who lack the ability to think for themselves. Do you realize that there is a good chance he may be determined to be a fraudulent president-elect? The evidence so far is quite worrisome. A writ of certiorari ha sbeen submitted and accepted by the Supreme Court. Do you realize this is only done when significant supportive evidence is presented in favor of a high crime? The Justices have their clerks do the investigative work before a case is accepted. Obama's president-elect-dom may indeed by short.
Do you all realize that this murtadd has lied to the American press and public? Writing experted determined with in excess of 90% confidence that William Ayres wrote one of his memoirs! And Obama denied knowing the man as a friend. 20-years with Reverend Wright...yet he denies having heard specific sermons or controversial themes?! His kids were baptized by Wright. Wright was a mentor! What will it take for the Bush-haters to uncloud their vision. This man admitted a short time ago that he was too inexperienced to be president! Biden said the same! What happened to common sense?
Do you not realize that we are jeopardizing the United States of America with a fraudulent thug at the helm?
He and his supporters are steeped in calumny and fraud, and he provides the Muslim community with point of attack to shoehorn Shari'a Law into our way of life. We will never allow this..but be prepared. Government regulators are already being trained by Harvard's Islamic Studies Department to integrate Shari'a Law into our banking regulations. This must be stopped at once...and Obama, a Muslim, isn't even sworn in yet!

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