"Even if you want to give Obama the benefit of the doubt, it’s hard to give him the benefit of the facts"

Jonah Goldberg tells us why.

Noteworthy:


"Just as it never occurred to him that his pastor would be an albatross in a national election, it never dawned on him that he should take a stance other than the one expected of anyone on the far Left of the Democratic Party, never mind on the far Left of the Chicago Democratic machine."

....and:

"McCain was challenging Bush when Obama was assuring voters there wasn’t 'much difference' between his position and Bush’s. And now Obama is locked into a position despite the facts on the ground. Obama may indeed have great judgment, but his record shows little experience employing it."

That doesn't include all of Barry O's bad judgment in just about every other aspect of every thing we judge a candidate for president.