The accusation will be that we are a racist nation, and that when we were offered the "golden opportunity" to select a striking minority candidate, we are prone to flunk the test. We need to avoid such embarrassment, right? Jump on the bandwagon and express your tolerant spirit!

Can't you envision little American children from minority families looking at the picture of the first minority president hanging on the walls of their home next to other American hero's such as Martin Luther King, Jr., and respond, "I could be president some day!" What a boon it might be for children and teenagers alike in other nations to see a newly elected minority. Foreign relations could be impacted positively in the future.

Unfortunately, as positive as that may seem, that is only part of the scenario. The cost of attaining such joyful consequences would be an Obama schema that would be inaptly expensive, both in stipulations of cash and policy. I see an America that does want to elect its first minority president - if merely the first plausible minority candidate for office would exhibit adequate veracity to merit election. I take no issue, as well as the majority of voters, with electing a minority president, black, white, female, or male. But I do take issue with an incompetent presidential hopeful who would not institute an impartial, even administration that would characterize all Americans.

Obama's train has not beem losing momentum in the last few weeks because of racist America but instead it is because of his extremism of his own doing. It is a lifetime of perpetual extremism that he has been concealing from the American constituents.