Let’s start with Kenniwick man. Kenniwick man has features similar to Europeans, however, this by itself is not conclusive that he was from Europe. His origins remain a mystery. Further more, the existence of one skeleton of a man who may have been caucasion is hardly proof that Europeans were the first to colonize North America, it only proves that a few may have been here. Secondly, the clovis barrier has long since fallen as the furthest point back in history for the Arrival of native Americans to the Americas. There is evidence of habitats going back 35 thousand years in South America and the consensus among scientist today is that there were two major waves of migration to the Americas separated by the Clovis barrier. The author assumes since a few spear points were found in Colorado dating from 13 thousand BC, these must have been left by Europeans without any evidence or skeletal remains left of those who made them. He just naturally assumes that the white men must have done it which implies he believes Native Americans were too stupid to have made stone tools in `13,000 BC.

Translation. We’re too dumb to think for ourselves and we accept everything one man has to say to us at face value and never question it. When you have a group that is so easily led by the nose, that is gold to marketers. Its much more difficult to sell things to people who have critical thinking skills and no leaders with whom they are in complete agreement.

That is the reason why we don’t have leaders on the left who are the equivalent of Rush or Beck. Its not the lack of talent or charisma on our side, but rather the lack of group think. Conservatives of the type that listen to these buffoons are pretty much all walking in lock step and one could easily be replaced by another with little to distinguish them.