You have to be very skeptical of any political candidate that claims to embrace change. You have to be very skeptical of politician running for re-election or a new office that claims to embrace change. After all, positive change happens rarely in government.
Now B Hussein has claimed he will cut ties to special interests, won't except money of lobbyists, and will represent the will of the people. This idea sounds fabulous during some of B Hussein's oratories, but is that really possible? A politician without ties to big money, special interests? One's BS alert has to being signaling that something is amiss here.
Turns out, B Hussein is no different. While he may not take money from firms that lobby, he will gladly take money from their employees. In addition, it turns out B Hussein has ties to the Ethanol Industry. I am confident that folks like Tom Daschle (one of B Hussein's prominent campaign advisers) and the companies he represents in DC have at least some influence on B Hussein's policies. So with all the talk about change in the B Hussein camp, it is really just business as usual.
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