Bob McCarty Writes

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On YouTube this morning, I found the most-accurate description yet of Barack Obama — and I didn’t even have to watch a video.

Searching for a new campaign spot via which the Obama campaign attempts to rebut John McCain’s criticism of Obama’s close ties to admitted domestic terrorist William Ayers, I went to the popular video-sharing site and typed the presumptive Democratic Party presidential nominee’s first and last names in the search box near the top of the page.

The top search result, in order of relevance, included a thumbnail image of the candidate standing in front of an American flag and, to the right of the image, a link to the Obama web site.  Most notable, however, were the words, “no description available,” that appeared below the Obama campaign’s web site address. [Note: To see a screenshot of the YouTube page produced by the above-described search, click here or click on graphic at top.]

Finally, it appears, the junior senator from Illinois-turned presidential candidate is being open and honest with voters about his sparse record of accomplishments in both the Illinois legislature or U.S. Senate:  no description available.