Doug’s “Secret Scrapbook of Barry Soetoro”

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From Doug Ross’ secret scrapbook of Barry Soetoro.  (I’ve added a few snapshots of my own.)

But first, this from The Blaze:

It was 2007, and then-Sen. Barack Obama was on the campaign trail in South Carolina trying to drum up support for his presidential platform. During a stump speech he made an interesting promise: should union collective bargaining privileges be threatened (such as they are in Wisconsin), he would “walk on that picket line”:

“And understand this: If American workers are being denied their right to organize and collectively bargain when I’m in the White House, I’ll put on a comfortable pair of shoes myself, I’ll walk on that picket line with you as President of the United States of America. Because workers deserve to know that somebody is standing in their corner.”

According the White House, however, Obama has no plans to do that. Press Secretary Jay Carney was asked about the quote on Thursday and brushed aside the comment.

“I think what we have made pretty clear is that the president thinks, and we think, that, obviously a lot of states in the union are dealing with fiscal issues, big problems in their state budgets… they need to act responsibly, tighten their belts, live within their means just as we in Washington, the executive branch, congress, need to do with our federal situation,” said Carney.

The shoes, for now, won’t be hitting the picket pavement.

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OK, now — what you’ve all been waiting for — for the Soetoro Scrapbook Slideshow!

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Seen in the photos:  Frank Marshall Davis (Obama’s “early mentor”); Little Barry’s original registration at his first school in Jakarta, Indonesia; grass roots training ACORN; member of the Democratic Socialists of America’s New Party; Obama’s first sugar daddy — Tony Rezko; The education guru, Bill Ayers, author of Obama’s autobiography Dreams From my Father; Obama and Jimmy Hoffa; spiritual mentor, Jeremiah Wright; at the Arab-American Action Network dinner with Ed Said; the Rev. James Meeks; Obama and cousin Raila Odinga; race baiter Al Sharpton; dressed for the Motherland; ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.

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