The Craziness Continues at Official Obama Blog Site

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Politics • Thu Sep 25, 2008 at 8:39 am PDT • Views: 320

At Babalu Blog, Henry Gomez has a look through the archives at my.barackobama.com, and discovers that they’re lousy with communists: What type of people support Barack Obama?

In this “user-generated” section of Obama’s web site people are encouraged to explain which issues are important to them, why they support Barack Obama and to post an inspirational quote or two from historic figures. Many of these people actually quoted Che Guevara, the Butcher of La Cabaña himself. Here is just one example.

But the story doesn’t end there. I decided to search Obama’s web site and see who else his supporters draw inspiration from. Here’s a partial list of the people that Obama’s followers think so highly of that they quote them on his official web site (I have been posting them on my blog every day for more than a week) Many of these historical figures make Guevara look like a boy scout:

Karl Marx

Ho Chi Minh

Mao Tse-Tung

Vladimir Lenin

Leon Trotsky

Joseph Stalin

Fidel Castro

Subcommandante Marcos

UPDATE at 9/25/08 9:34:14 am:

Here’s a list of previous LGF posts on the sheer insanity that’s all over the official Obama blog site.

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