by John Eidson
American Thinker
Given America’s deplorable history of slavery and segregation, all Americans should be proud that their country had the courage to elect its first black president. With invaluable assistance from a cheerleading media, a young and charismatic Barack Obama was swept into the most powerful job in the world with the enthusiastic endorsement of a sizable majority of the American electorate. More than three years after leaving office, he remains one of the most influential political figures in America.
But is that plaudit warranted? These days, a look at his past suggests an exceptionally anti-American orientation, and as Obama’s Democrats now swing even farther left, this history is worth a look.