Since this thread is entitled "Screw Obama," I am going to put down a few facts about him.

Rev. Jeremiah Wright has been Barack Obama’s minister, friend, and sounding board for more than two decades. The Rev. Wright is known for his rhetoric claiming America deserved 9/11 and that it is payback for America's violent policies. Four years later, Wright suggested that the 9/11 and other terrorist attacks were retribution for America’s racism. The Rev. Wright also declared that America keeps ignoring black concerns.

Rev. Wright is a key supporter of Louis Farrakhan, and in December, honored the Nation of Islam leader for lifetime achievement. Farrakhan repeatedly makes hate-filled statements targeting Jews, whites, America, and homosexuals.

To this day, Obama has not distanced himself from Rev. Wright’s comments. In a statement supposedly issued to address the matter, Obama ignored the point that his minister and friend had spoken adoringly of Farrakhan and that Wright’s church was behind the award to the Nation of Islam leader.

What do we know about Obama? Stories abound that he was raised in a terrorist-Muslim cult and that he renounced his Muslim faith to become a Christian so he would do well in politics.

During Obama's Senate career.... where has he been? Well, we know he has not been doing the work of the Senate since he has been too busy campaigning to become president. However, considering his record in the Senate, that is probably a good thing.

Obama skipped 17 percent of the votes in the Senate and sponsored only one bill that became law. That bill was to give help to The Republic of Congo. All that time in the Senate and only one bill and it didn't help Americans?

Obama wants to pull out of Iraq immediately. If we were to leave Iraq quickly, as Obama vows, it would become a launch pad for al-Qaida attacks on the U.S.

Obama avoided voting on extending the "Protect America Act," thus putting America at risk when immediate interception of terrorist communications is required. Last August, Obama voted against a measure that would have allowed the U.S. to continue to monitor overseas conversations of terrorists like Osama bin Laden without first obtaining a warrant. If Obama's radical vote had prevailed, bin Laden would have been given the same rights as Americans.

I could go on and on, but I realize that people do not want to read posts that turn into epics.