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Slack.com slash DHQ. The mainstream media is going into ecstasy about a virtual graduation

speech given by Barack Havana or O'Hara or Osama. It's hard to remember his name now

that his political legacy has been atomized and blown to the four corners of the earth

by the winds of history, leaving only a sad and pathetic half-memory of an overpraised

and competent who has forced a resort to exacerbating racial tensions to distract from his failures.

Again, seems to have misused the intelligence and law enforcement communities to spy

on Americans and poison the peaceful transfer of power. Thus, betraying the deepest values

of our republic. What's they saying? Oh, yeah, what a great speech he made. Speaking

in a digitally altered voice while standing in an undisclosed location wearing a fake

mustache on his computer scrambled face, Obama delivered the inspiring message while

federal agents raided several of his known hangouts without success. Obama said, quote,

and this is a real quote, this pandemic has fully finally torn back the curtain on the

idea that so many of the folks in charge know what they're doing. A lot of them aren't

even pretending to be in charge. Unquote. Scholars are debating whether this confusing,

not to say, illiterately blithering sentence, was a reference to the Wizard of Oz in which

a curtain is pulled back to reveal that a powerful and respected leader is really just a sad,

pathetic and overpraised and competent whose political legacy has been atomized and blown

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