Maybe the media non-stop adulation has overloaded on the sugar.

To quote Jane Austen, “pictures of perfection make me sick and wicked” and Obama’s promising allure has now faded steadily as — again in Austen’s words– “an affectation and a sameness” seem to be his main qualities these days, which “disgust and weary.”

mitsu, you’re just afraid of us “right wingers” rebelling if the Left takes power and really shoves it down our throats. And the Left should be afraid of us, because the enemies of liberty may have a date with the gallows. They and their Islamic allies. Muslims will be buried with pig carcasses, just for good measure.

“I think the four hard-right justices are far too dismissive of civil rights and I don’t want there to be five hard-right justices.”

Code for don’t support quotas right?

“The problem is not that people are writing about Obama. The problem is that the people writing about Obama have nothing interesting or noteworthy to say about Obama.”

Maybe in the comments, but the main articles by neo tend to go beyond that. While criticizing him they also criticize his ideas. Like talking about the history behind summits and how making a bad showing can, actually, cause new problems. Then pointing out Obama seems totally unaware of this…

They just upheld the civil right of gun ownership against the 4 hard lefties.

What’s the problem?

However, though I support Obama, I have no illusions of him being the national savior. He’s a politician. He’s obviously smart, but he’s sloppy with details. He doesn’t always follow through and check up on what his own allies have done. He perhaps trusts his allies too easily. However, like I’ve said, I think a guy like him can learn quickly, and he can and will adjust his policies and processes on the fly. He’s run his campaign brilliantly. He’s adapted his views as time has gone on. He’s not a doctrinaire ideologue. I respect that.

McCain is probably one of the best on the Republican side. I wouldn’t vote for him because of what might happen to the Supreme Court. I think the four hard-right justices are far too dismissive of civil rights and I don’t want there to be five hard-right justices. Otherwise, I think McCain isn’t the worst we could do. However, it does appear Obama is headed for victory in November. He has political momentum and McCain has been running a fairly lackluster campaign. Things can change, of course.