Is no one else worried about the possibility that a man with an advanced Messiah complex stands a chance of becoming the most powerful person in the world?
Monday, August 11, 2008
Out of interest
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5 comments:
With John Edwards as his John the Baptist? I'm not sure that it quite fits.
Bring back Eisenhower.
Worried, yes. Extremely worried, no, because for about a thousand reasons, I think this is McCain's election to lose.
Anyone going for the job of most powerful person in the world is going to have a pretty big ego. It stands to reason.
This sort of guff from Obama is beyond the usual. But I agree with RWP - McCain is favourite.
"Anyone going for the job of most powerful person in the world is going to have a pretty big ego."
Yes, but it's usually at least partially based on achievement. Even Edwards was a successful trial lawyer.
Remind me, what has Obama actually achieved in his so-short career?
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