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There are few things Hussein Obama approaches with such enthusiasm and vigor as telling the American people who they are, who they’re supposed to be, and what they need to do to achieve enlightened status in Obama’s eyes. The wheels came off in this interview where he seems to aimlessly wander into the danger zone of who Obama is. It’s a strange journey into forbidden territory for one who has spent a small fortune in attorney fees alone hiding his true identity.

As Obama is asked by NPR’s Steve Inskeep about why Americans are concerned that he’s taking the country down a road they don’t want to travel. Obama is obviously uncomfortable, to the point of laughing when he shouldn’t, appearing to be going out of his way to not be confrontational about a topic that, if there weren’t something to it, shouldn’t be at all uncomfortable for him.

He’s faced these questions for eight years, the entirety of the period he’s avoided producing his records through court actions and other measures. How is he now so obviously uncomfortable repeating a lie that has been told so often it virtually tells itself?
Repeatedly Obama attempts to pin the blame on racism, on his genetic composition rather than on his ideological subversion. It’s not flying, somehow Inskeep has Obama off his game and it shows.