Ironic Surrealism II

If it isn’t one thing… it is another. Day in… day out another controversy starring Obama comes down the pike.

A vote for Obama is a vote for change revolution(?)
This latest scandal features Obama’s Houston campaign office. Where the lovely Hispanic campaign volunteers have hung Cuban flags with Che Guevara superimposed upon them.
Nothing like a murderous militant marxist thug to heat up a presidential campaign.

What a patriotic sight to behold.

What does Cuba, Che Guevara, the peace sign, and the American flag have in common?
Nothing.

Click here to watch video.
The reporters are completely oblivious to the super sized Che banners. Amazing! That would of been the first thing I asked them. Yo! What sup with the Che worship?

Ha! Look at the disclaimer My Fox Houston has posted.

The office featured in this video is funded by volunteers of the Barack Obama Campaign and is not an official headquarters for his campaign.

Let’s not nick pick…
Does it really matter if it is not an “official” Obama campaign headquarters?
They represent Obama’s campaign none the less. Unofficially or not…

Thinking out loud. Will Obama see to it the volunteers remove the flags?
If so would it harm his much coveted Hispanic vote?
Because…we all know how much Hispanics adore Che.
They eat him up by the spoonful.

Si Se Puede!

Yes We Can!
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Speaking of the Texas Hispanic vote…
Hispanic Vote Crucial in Texas’ Democratic Primary

Hispanic support is crucial for Democrats in Texas, where 228 delegates are up for grabs and Latinos could comprise up to half of Democratic votes on primary day

Obama’s campaign announced Monday it’s launching television ads throughout Texas focusing on health care, Clinton’s signature issue. The ads will begin on English-language stations Tuesday, and his campaign said he would begin Spanish-language advertising soon.

Education, health care and the economy are likely to be leading issues for Hispanic voters in the primary. Immigration is certainly a concern, particularly in South Texas, where binational traffic is common and where opposition to a border fence is vehement.

Clinton and Obama don’t have many differences when it comes to immigration. Both voted for the 2006 bill that proposed a conditional path to citizenship for immigrants; both supported the border fence.

The two have bickered over granting drivers’ licenses to undocumented immigrants. Obama has said he favors it. Clinton hedged at first but now says she doesn’t.

Related:
Hair of the Dog

Obama’s Cult of Personality [updated]
Obama Plays the Cancer Card
UCC Anti-War Battle Cry
Obama’s family Tree
Obama’s Preacher Lumps Together Clinton Monica & Blacks
Eeny Meeny Miny Mo
Obama: Identity Politics
Is Obama a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing?

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