KB5252
Repeat Forward Progress Victim
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That was 12 years ago. He has shown absolutely no inclination to support Obama no matter how much good he does.
Clinton was a southern governor. A left of center one, to be sure, and with his own personal failings. But it is patently obvious that the uber-right sees Obama as a danger to their view of the social order in almost every way. Black. Educated at an Ivy League school. Chicago politics.
They can't afford for Obama to succeed and so no matter what he does or how hard he tries, they'll work their hardest to undermine him.
And by the way, there were people on the left who did the same thing with Bush. I do not deny that for one minute. But this is different. This is deeper and that's because while Bush and Clinton are two sides of the same coin, Obama is on a different coin altogether.
Republican objections to Obama are not about his color (save a few inbred bigots), it is about his perceived Euro Socialist leanings which when being objective is fairly valid given what we know about his past and his stated priorities. To claim this is because he is educated and black is false.