More Obama Campaign Obsfucation Swept Under The Rug

For eight long miserable years the press and the left have cried a river of crocodile tears as deep and long as the Nile about the secrecy of the Bush Administration, a sitting president entitled to an unusual amount of secrecy for obvious reasons not clear to those who have trouble with the truth and reality.

However, these groups find no problem whatsoever that this mysterious practically unknown candidate (who we cannot even determine was even born as a legal US citizen) is the most secretive of all times along with the most untruthful. That's a feat in the world of politics with him even surpassing the 1st Clinton campaign which I thought was utterly impossible.

Here's the latest mystery in a long list of facts that cannot be uncovered about the candidate that his campaign is making every effort to cover up, that being his senior thesis at Columbia. This is something that anyone who went to college can easily produce a copy and is quite obtainable as was his wife's was without a problem as we all know. A thesis built on racial divide where she famously called America a mean country and wrote "My experiences at Princeton have made me far more aware of my 'Blackness' than ever before,"

One would think Baracks AWOL thesis would be a problem since her's was produced instantaneously by Princeton, but hey, no problem for the MSM and his cover up cohorts at Columbia who know it would be a complete embarrassment to the candidate, or why else would they go to this effort to hide it? .

Obama's Missing Thesis

The Weekly Standard: "The latest report on Obama's missing thesis comes from MSNBC. Written his senior year at Columbia University, Obama's thesis was about Soviet nuclear disarmament. It's only natural to wonder what the budding socialist turned presidential candidate thought of nuclear proliferation in the early 1980s.

The Obama campaign, proving every bit as secretive as the Office of the Vice President, has been less than forthcoming with details. 'Spokesman Ben LaBolt wouldn’t even say whether Sen. Obama threw out his copy or lost it.' At an earlier date, an aide actually told the New Republic the junior senator couldn't recall what he had written about, but as that editor notes, 'who doesn't remember their senior thesis?' To get the inside scoop, MSNBC contacted the former professor who taught Obama's senior seminar and who recalls the content of the paper better than Obama himself." continued

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