By then it will be too late.

Barack Obama will essentially be just another George W. Bush, “all talk, and no cattle.” He will have shown his true “colors” which will be more moderate-to-conservative than moderate-to-liberal.

And I like Obama. He talks a good game. But the last thing our country needs right now is anymore Fascist conservative Republican brainstorms, or anything even remotely resembling a Fascist conservative Republican brainstorm.

Almost 80 percent of U.S. citizens are extremely upset with the direction in which Fascist conservative Republicans have taken our beloved country.

Getting elected president should be no problem for Barack Obama. He doesn’t have to pander to any presumed “middle of the roaders,” since a majority of American citizens are really fed up with Republicans and their democracy-destroying policies.

So what is Obama really playing at? Or did he make all those liberal/progressive statements earlier like George W. Bush made similar statements back in 2000, after which Dick Cheney, following the stolen presidential election, informed more moderate conservative Republicans that Bush had been lying to convince enough “middle of the roaders” that he wasn’t out to destroy our nation in pursuit of a “permanent Republican majority.”

Like I said, Obama’s choice to be his running mate will reveal the real Obama to us, which he will probably delay until the last moment, leaving many Democratic voters with buyer’s remorse.

I hope I’m wrong, but recent developments don’t look too encouraging.