Obama and Che Guevara

Posted on February 12, 2008 by ZK

Now, I apologise for two posts in a row about Cuba and American politicians, but this – seen on at least two other blogs when tag-surfing – caught my eye.

Apparently Barack Obama’s supporters in Houston proudly fly a Castro Cuban flag with the picture of Che Guevara on it in their headquarters (see image).

Obama's supporters in Houston with Che Guevara Cuban flag
(Image: Fox News)

Now, I’m sure Senator Obama doesn’t approve of this, but surely he should know this is going on?

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2 Responses to “Obama and Che Guevara”

  1. hotoffthepress, on February 14th, 2008 at 12:26 am Said:

    Leftist symbolism, such as that evident in the display of Che Guevara propaganda, seems to be important to the Barack Obama campaign. Four months ago, I pointed out another example of it in a post, Photo on Obama Web Site Raises Questions. In that post, I questioned the subliminal message the liberal Democrat hoped to convey by posting on his campaign website a photo of Obama sitting in front of a framed photo of Muhammad Ali standing over a knocked-down opponent in a boxing ring. Oh, the symbolism!

  2. Coredesat, on February 14th, 2008 at 11:24 am Said:

    You’re not the first person to post this, it hasn’t been reported in any reliable news media. For all we know, this is Ron Paul’s campaign office. ;)

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