Just In Time For Summer: Publishers Plan Wave of Obama Books

In case the round-the-clock fawning coverage of the feckless community organizer isn't quite enough, here comes the publishing world to fill the void.

Everything you wanted to know about Glowbama, except all those messy details about his relationships with convicted felons, radical terrorists, Marxists and other assorted human debris.

Maybe in this wave of books about to wash over the land they'll be able to find someone--anyone--who's not a freak, crook or enemy of America.

No doubt the book covers will all come with a halo around his head as he gazes longingly into the future.

NEW YORK - Book publishers aren't waiting for a concession speech. Several works about Sen. Barack Obama, the Democrats' presumptive presidential candidate, are planned for the summer and fall, from children's stories and photographs to attacks from both the left and the right.

Attacks from the left? Sure. The only problem with that concept is you can't get any further left than Obama.

"Based on past election years, we anticipate strong customer interest in titles regarding the issues, candidates and election process," Bob Wietrak, a vice president of merchandising at Barnes & Noble, Inc., told The Associated Press on Thursday.

Obama has gained enough delegate support to effectively clinch the Democratic nomination, although Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is not expected to concede officially until Saturday. He has written two books, "Dreams From My Father" and "The Audacity of Hope," both million sellers.

I'd rather read the side of a cereal box than anything more about this idiot.