Caroline B. Glick writes that Mizz Obama said the scary thing in February. It is scary for several reasons, which Glick details nicely, including an unexpected swerve into Obama's F-Bomb.
That's right. The arguably leading Democrat contender (we'll know after Pennsylvania's done voting tonight) for his party's nomination is your saviour. He wants to heal you, brothers and sisters, he will lay hands on you and you shall see again. You shall see as he commands you to see. What is, what is shall be.
Glick goes on: "She also said that her husband's unique understanding of the state of souls of the American people makes him uniquely qualified to be President."
This is amusing - and disturbing. The Democrat(ic) Party is the party that embraces atheism, agnosticism, and people who openly mock and insult those on the "Religious Right." Just as their fascist policies are not to be called fascist when they promote them, their religious goofiness is not to be called what it is when they do it. That's what you get when you believe in relativism, post-modern denial of absolutes, and Marxist Revolutionary Truth.
See, that thing about never allowing you to go back to your lives as usual scares crap outa most people. So here comes the F-Bomb. Not what you think, friend. Nope. The F-Bomb that Glick drops is ... fascism.
Heil Obama
"At base, Mrs. Obama's statement is nothing less than a renunciation of democracy and an embrace of fascism." writes Glick. "The basic idea of liberty is that people have a natural right to live their lives as usual and to be uninvolved and uninformed. And they certainly have a right to expect that their government will butt out of their souls."

"In contrast," Glick writes, "fascist societies, as Jonah Goldberg notes in the latest issue of National Review, are all about the notions of 'unity' and 'change' and melding our broken souls into a fixed, united will for change that Obama has made the core theme of his campaign. [Jonah] Goldberg compared 'unity' with 'patriotism,' and explained that while the latter connotes the willingness to defend the moral values of a society, unity is bereft of any moral content. 'The only value of unity is strength, strength in numbers - and... that is a fascist value. That's the symbolism of the fasces, the bundle of sticks that in combination are invincible'."
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Jonah Goldberg's new book "Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left from Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning," a book I just started reading a week ago and strongly recommend to liberals and conservatives alike.