What to make of the posters seen around Los Angeles (and now the Internet) depicting President Obama as the white-faced Joker, with the label “socialism”? One obvious problem is that the late Heath Ledger’s Joker wasn’t a socialist but an anarchist.
“The charge of socialism is secondary to the basic message that Obama can’t be trusted, not because he is a politician, but because he’s black,” declared Philip Kennicott in the Washington Post.
Observed Los Angeles Times blogger David Ng: “The most that can be said about Obama-as-Joker is that it’s a prank that the Joker himself would have been proud of. It has exploded like a cultural grenade — an act of cultural terrorism? — and has left meaningless chaos in its wake.”
“I say let the First Amendment do its thing,” blogged columnist Clarence Page, adding that “posters are a healthier way to protest than sending in thugs and thuggettes to disrupt health care town hall meetings.”
“Kansans of yesteryear didn’t whine when the feds shipped Nazi prisoners of war their way in the 1940s,” 
Here is hoping that Hale Ritchie is able to lead Rainbows United to a stable and successful future. Ritchie, former chairman and CEO of Ritchie Corp., was 
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