The sad story of American politics.

I'm getting a kick out of all the Republicans flocking to endorse Mitt Romney. Even his staunch opponents in the primary elections. The ones that bad-mouthed him. In rather vociferous, very disdaining ways. So badly that Barack Obama could use their quotes in campaign ads. The Republicans gave Obama plenty of ammunition. Yet, now they support Romney. As if he's the second-coming of Jesus Christ. Funny. Funny. Funny. Just goes to show the insincerity of politicians. Especially Republicans. They don't like Obama. Not so much because he's a Democrat. But because he's black. Those same Republicans secretly don't like Romney. Because he's a Mormon. Which is considered a cult by the most conservative Christian Republicans. But that's better than being black. And an intellectual, too. Republicans detest smart blacks. For not knowing their subservient place. Anyway, they think of Romney as the lesser of the evils. Because he's white. A Caucasian. And a Republican. At least in name. In the end, the only requirement is not being the detested Obama. Obama's not considered to be a true American. Instead, a foreigner. A Kenyan. With Muslim and socialist ties. A man that deserves to be despised and hated. The worst sin of all is being black, black, black. America was meant to be ruled by white men. Yes, white, white, white. And by men, men, men. Not women. And certainly not by anyone named Obama. Yes, that's the sad, sad, sad true story of American politics. --Jim Broede