All cultures respects their elders, and in developed cultures the elders maintain control. I find it difficult to believe that a junior senator was "allowed" to run for the presidency. It seems that every congress member would want to be president, but very few have the opportunity. Candidates need the support of other senators and representatives, in order to get the campaign rolling. Why would a senior senator, like Ted Kennedy, be willing to sponsor junior senator Barack Obama??? I believe Kennedy, and other senior congress members, recognized, way back when, that the United States government was heading into bankruptcy, and they figured out a way to dump the failing government on a black man. I believe the 2008 election was honest, and the McCain campaign was a farce in cooperation with the conspiracy. I am not convinced that the 2012 election was honest, and I believe Obama was surprised to be re-elected. President Obama was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize as apart of the conspiracy. You see, from the perspective of the rest of the world, the phenomenon of the economic power of the United States is something to envy. But, they cannot set up government like ours because our government is corrupt as to how it actually works compared to how it is described in the 200-year-old constitution designed for an up-start republic in a very different time - the Constitution is not designed for a stabilized economy, it was unwittingly designed to be constantly growing. But that is difficult for third-world countries to understand, and all they understand is that white people are unjust and steel the wealth from other nations. So when a black man achieves the impossible, of being elected president, they are forced to believe that the government is not corrupt, and they believe that the black president can deliver interpretations of the Constitution to elevate their countries into prosperity. But as we know, the community organizer, and constitution expert, does not have any abstract compilations to offer - he is an empty suit - a song and dance man - a campaign circus act. He is not a legislator. You would think that congress members would only be impressed by a person who draws up inspiring legislation.
