Name the Dangerous Candidate

To use a metaphor appropriate for the age, the big guns are being brought out to keep the unitary Presidency in Democrat hands. The term itself, in recent incarnation a (Dick) Cheneyism indicating the neo-royalist tendency to tamp-down every democratic tendency that might interfere with smooth operation of the heavily militarized corporate-state, indicates that something might be amiss in the land of the free. It is ironic-lite that the leader of 'the people's Party,' Barack Obama, institutionalized the concept. Fears of a petulant, know-nothing, hate-monger channel the id-monster of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein on its inexorable path toward death and destruction. Forgotten in the moment is the accumulation of acts that motivated the monster along its course. Also forgotten is Hannah Arendt's Adolf Eichmann, bureaucrat to the stars, who knew the language and method, if not the motive. Be it a hostile corporate takeover or bombing a nation into oblivion, Herr Eichmann could competently write the memo. More