
Now, that's how he got here, how is he going to stay? Several ways, but certainly an important facet of Team Obama's overall stratagem is "racial justice". The narrative that America is still basically a racist society must be made clear. Voters, especially young minority voters must be taught about the struggle and its heroes (including the more violent, morally ambiguous figures like H. Rap Brown, Eldridge Cleaver and Stokely Carmichael). Minorities must be made to feel helpless and outraged...and consequently motivated. The choice has to be seen as a crossroads between regression and Bull Connor's America, or progression and Barack Obama's vision for the future.
So get ready. Until election day we will be given steady reminders (sometimes subtle, sometimes overt) of past civil rights struggles complete with antagonists (white America) and protagonists (black America). Outrage and guilt will be the order of the day. Who cares if the result is division and violence? So what if a few buildings get burned down and a few people die? The left has too much invested in this President to see him go down as a failed one-termer. The race card must be played early and often because what's good for Obama and the Democrats, is good for America.
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Waiting for the doomsday scenario of rioting in the streets if Obama loses.
Rioting in the streets we can survive. Four more years with no more elections is the real doomsday scenario.
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