Among the people who are disappointed with President Obama, none has more reason to be disappointed than those who thought he was going to be "a uniter, rather than a divider" and that he would "bring us all together." It was a noble hope, but one with no factual foundation. Barack Obama had been a divider all his adult life, especially as a community organizer, and he had repeatedly sought out and allied himself with other dividers, the most blatant of whom was the man whose church he attend for 20 years, Jeremiah Wright. Now, with his presidency on the line and the polls looking dicey, President Obama's re-election campaign has become more openly divisive than ever.
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Among the people who are disappointed with President Obama, none
has more reason to be disappointed than those who thought he was
going to be "a uniter, rather than a divider" and that he would
"bring us all together."
It was a noble hope, but one with no factual foundation. Barack
Obama had been a divider all his adult life, especially as a
community organizer, and he had repeatedly sought out and allied
himself with other dividers, the most blatant of whom was the man
whose church he attend for 20 years, Jeremiah Wright.
Now, with his presidency on the line and the polls looking
dicey, President Obama's re-election campaign has become more
openly divisive than ever.