Matt Taibbi is a Russian educated and trained journalist who now writes a weekly column for Rolling Stone magazine.

He’s perhaps the single most unbiased, unhinged far-Left liberals masquerading as a “journalist”.

His columns ooze with his disdain for our the military and the war that they are fighting. He has an unabashed contempt for Hillary Clinton, and if he hasn’t actually blown Barack Obama, he’s certainly had dreams about it.

In March 2005, Taibbi wrote a column for NY Press, ridiculing the demise of Pope John Paul II. Classy guy.

Every week I read his column, every week I shake my head in dismay at this guy gets paid to write this drivel.

This week, his National Affairs column (Rolling Stone Issue 1049), Taibbi breaks down “Hillary’s Flimsy Case” — and even this Obama-fellator is starting to see through the smoke-and-mirror campaign of Obama:

7) So Obama is weakest on the issue of patriotism?

No — Obama’s real weakness is that nobody really knows yet what he’s all about.

[Robbie adds --- And yet, that hasn't stopped you and the rest of the Obamaniacs from anointing him the next messiah. You didn't care that you didn't know what he was all about yet.]

He is running as a symbol of a new politics, a politics somehow less disgusting and full of shit than the old politics. But if it were to get out that he’s not that, that all he is is the same old deal dressed up in black skin and a natty suit — then he quickly morphs into a different kind of symbol, a symbol of how an essentially bankrupt political system can seamlessly repackage itself to a fed-up marketplace by making cosmetic changes, without altering its basic nature.

[Robbie quips --- Bingo! You've nailed it Matt. Because that's exactly what Barack is --- the same old politics dressed up in black skin and an empty suit.]

There have been disturbing signs along that front, from the accusations that Obama aides called his anti-NAFTA stance “just politics,” to his angry stumpery against a Maytag plant closing even as he pals around with Lester Crown, a Maytag board member who raised huge sums for his campaign. Right now, Obama has millions of voters thinking Santa Claus really does exist; but if he keeps getting caught turning the usual tricks with campaign donors, attention is going to shift away from his heroic image and toward the prosaic reality, which in politics is always grubby and depressing.

The luster has definitely worn off.