Whittle spells it out:

The United States of America — five percent of the world’s population — leads the world economically, militarily, scientifically, and culturally — and by a spectacular margin. Any one of these achievements, taken alone, would be cause for enormous pride. To dominate as we do in all four arenas has no historical precedent. That we have achieved so much in so many areas is due — due entirely — to the structure of our society as outlined in the Constitution of the United States.

The entire purpose of the Constitution was to limit government. That limitation of powers is what has unlocked in America the vast human potential available in any population.

Barack Obama sees that limiting of government not as a lynchpin but rather as a fatal flaw…

There is no room for wiggle or misunderstanding here. This is not edited copy. There is nothing out of context; for the entire thing is context — the context of what Barack Obama believes. You and I do not have to guess at what he believes or try to interpret what he believes. He says what he believes.

We have, in our storied history, elected Democrats and Republicans, liberals and conservatives and moderates. We have fought, and will continue to fight, pitched battles about how best to govern this nation. But we have never, ever in our 232-year history, elected a president who so completely and openly opposed the idea of limited government, the absolute cornerstone of (what) makes the United States of America unique and exceptional.

If this does not frighten you — regardless of your political affiliation — then you deserve what this man will deliver with both houses of Congress, a filibuster-proof Senate, and, to quote Senator Obama again, “a righteous wind at our backs.”

That a man so clear in his understanding of the Constitution, and so opposed to the basic tenets it provides against tyranny and the abuse of power, can run for president of the United States is shameful enough.

We’re just getting started.

That’s for sure. It bears repeating: for Obama and his cultists, the Constitution is worthy only of disdain and dismantling. It is not, for them, the shining beacon that guarantees our liberty; it is an obstacle that must be worked around or ignored. It simply and unequivocally means that they are, at their core, just what we’ve always maintained, to the horror of the mushy “moderates” and in defiance of their spurious calls for “civility” and “bipartisanship:” they are fundamentally, demonstrably, and undeniably anti-American — by definition, in word, in creed, and in prospective deed. The fainthearted will rationalize, dissemble, and shy from acknowledging it; the rest of us must prove that we’re made of sterner stuff. If we allow the governance of this great nation to fall into their clutches, the consequences will be dire indeed.

The Constitution is the bulwark of our freedom; it is anathema to despots, tyrants, and totalitarians — and, now, Democrats, who would set themselves up as all of the above, in direct opposition to the Constitution they wish to see done away with.

It’s been a long, dark road to this sorry pass; it’ll be an equally long, dark road back. But we must not shirk from our sacred duty to tread it.

Update! Spin, spin away, you miserable worms. Try as you might, you can’t hide the truth now. And you damned sure can’t obfuscate it with a bunch of legalistic bloviating and elitist horseshit. We know what you are. We know what Obama is.

Next up: the media lynching of the brave soul who brought this damning video to light. Bill was right to express concern for the guy; he ought to be seriously considering going into hiding right about now. All who reveal the unlovely truth about the One will be severely punished for their heresy, as everyone knows by now.