It's true. But the whole thing shows how Obama's campaign

is out of reach of reality. Talk is easy and cheap and normally hard to be consistent in action to keep your high-pitched unrealistic promises. Change and hope, everyone like the sound bite, but in reality, it's not substantiative nor tangible at all. You can run on inspiring speech once or twice, but not on a whole campaign trail. Obama claimed to play a different game by not playing politics, but once he found himself behind in the pool, there you go, race card and more race card.

It's almost comic to see his performance in a debate, stuttered and nervous and didn't know what he's talking, after a few confrontation by Hillary. Any republican would eat him alive, spit out, and pick it up and chew again and spit out again without getting anything meaningful back from him.

If you are super experienced and extremely clean, maybe, just maybe, you get a chance to play the high road, but still you will probably get swiftboated again. But if you are a newbie without any real experience, without any real plan, you claim you are playing clean? Well, good luck. You throw one punch, people can nail you with multiple rockets still have you at fault, coz you are the one supposed to play clean and claimed so. When the going gets tough, you start to whine and complain?

Grow up, Obama, it's a grownup game, if you can't handle the heat, get out of the kitchen!