The short version of the definition is any issue that portrays Obama in a less than flattering light. Rich Lowry has the longer version here.
Plus: Is Obama’s problem with white blue-collar voters strictly an Obama problem, or a Democrat party problem in general? Liberal columnist E.J. Dionne says it’s the latter (via Talk Left).
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I would have to say the former. More than any other Democrat candidate in my lifetime, the Messiah is a pampered pet who reeks of arrogance and entitlement. What makes Him different from other Democrats is that He cannot (or will not) hold back His contempt publicly for those He believes are inferior to Him. Which is 99.99% of the human race.
However, if He Whose Middle Name Must Not Be Mentioned is crowned President, the Messiah’s problem will become the Democrats’ problem.
Comment by Mwalimu Daudi @ 5/13/2008 - 4:23 pm