The Obammunist Manifesto Part 2

Continued from Part 1. COMMENTARY | Heading into the 2008 Presidential Election, a man no one knew, a community organizer from Chicago, a senator with no discernable record, modified a popular cola symbol and used the slogans "Hope" and "Change" to convince the naive to elect him. It worked. What was the inspiration for these slogans? Saul Alinsky. In Rules for Radicals, Alinsky wrote, "This advantage is the dividend of reputation, but the important issue here is how the organizer without a reputation gets the invitation. The organizer's job is to inseminate an invitation for himself, to agitate, introduce ideas, get people pregnant with hope and a desire for change and to identify you as...