Sen. Barack Obama is a “friend” of the left who will make important changes to the U.S., including a hoped-for trillion-dollar stimulus package focused on low-income families as well as a reconfiguring of the role and function of the American government and corporations to favor working people, according to the leader of the Communist Party USA.

The official magazine of the Communist Party USA has lauded the important role of labor unions in electing Sen. Barack Obama and quotes socialist-aligned labor leaders hoping the unions can work with the president-elect to enact policies related to jobs, retirement security and health care reform.

During the waning days of the US presidential campaign, Barack Obama is feeling confident enough of his chances that he - at a recent rally - didn’t dispute his being a Socialist.  Obama was even a member of the New Democratic Socialist Party in the 1990s.  Perhaps he will at some point even admit that his true intention for the USA is Soviet-style Communism.  That, of course, will be after he is elected POTUS - largely due to his voter fraud strategic unit ACORN - and when it is too late for the all-too-many gullible American people to do anything about it.

No, NOT a Chinese Communist style USA, a Cuban, Russian or Venezuelan style Communism. 

As a candidate, Barack Obama presents more questions than answers:  questionable associations, rhetorical gymnastics, style over substance, questions over experience, even questions over eligibility and citizenship.  But when it comes right down to it in the home stretch, it’s all about meat & potato economic issues.  As Clinton made his mantra “It’s the economy, stupid”, so this election is turning on the perception of the candidates’ views and plans regarding the current economic woes.

If Barack Obama wins this election, what will the next four years be like in this country?

John McCain and his supporters are hammering Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama for saying in a 2001 interview on Chicago Public Radio that wealth redistribution is a necessary form of “economic justice.”

Are Barack Obama’s proposed tax increases adversely affecting our financial markets? We say yes, unambiguously. The senator has done a masterful job distracting attention from his tax increases with his $500-per-worker tax credit supposedly for 95% of Americans.