Now the Wall Street Journal is decidedly NOT a left-leaning publication. It is and always has been the champion of big business and big money. So they are not supporters of Hillary. However, today John Fund has made them perhaps the only media entity with the guts -- and brains -- to present in writing the less-than-perfect Obama. No smears, no innuendo, just the facts.

Fund begins his opinion piece titled THE ONE MAN GAFFE MACHINE this way: "For months, Barack Obama has had the image of an incandescent, golden-tongued Wundercandidate. That image may be fraying now.

"As smart and credentialed as he is, Sen. Obama is often an indifferent speaker without a teleprompter. He has large gaps in his knowledge base, and is just as likely to dig in and embrace a policy misstatement as abandon it. ABC reporter Jake Tapper calls him "a one-man gaffe machine."

And then he discusses a dozen misstatements over a long period of time, asking at the end whether reporters will now give Mr. Obama's many gaffes more notice. Unfortunately, he answers his own question, "... don't count on them correcting an implicit bias in writing about such faux pas."

At bottom, the big question is will Barack's adoring yuppies pay attention? And -- even more important -- will the Superdelegates make the right choice?

Superdelegates, you simply must come to the realization that not only is Hillary the most qualified non-incumbent candidate this century has seen but that she is the only one who can beat John McCain.

Read every word:  http://online.wsj.com/article_print/SB121210923476431299.html

Positively,
Carolan