tion, scary. Could be very scary. But you have to think. I think D'Souza's tone is pretty subdued. D'Souza allows his purported place of birth and parentage the dignity of acceptance as presented. He doesn't touch but briefly on the time in Indonesia (his mother left that husband because he went soft on socialism), or the time spent in Wright's church (he doesn't dwell like Hannity does) but he asserts that Ayers (not mentioning Bernadette) was indeed an influence, mentions some other cut from the same cloth, and spends some real time on Frank Marshall Davis (the same fellow who was both a card carrying communist and producers of "dirty" pictures of Obama's momma for print publication as well as Grandpa Dunham's good friend and drinking buddy. He did interview the family in as much as he could. Most are pretty loyal to Obama but not exactly of the same mindset vis-a-vis his politics. One thing he does very well is point out that despite the similarities in their lives (D'Souza and Obama) Obama has come to his point of view based on years of indoctrination and perhaps due to some psychological need(s).

I've pretty much come to the conclusion that the man (O) is an agnostic, socialist, self-promoting, opportunistic, lying, criminal. I am proud to say I did not fall for and vote for him in 2008 and I won't vote for him in 2012.

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Sincerely,

Hobie