NPR: Barack Obama's Cuban Look-Alike Hits Denver

Barack Obama's Cuban Look-Alike Hits Denver

One man is making a splash in Denver this week, but his name isn't Barack Obama -- he just happens to look like the Senator.

Gerardo Passiaux is an impersonator from Guantanamo, Cuba, and says he supports the real Obama. We would definitely do a double-take if we saw him strolling the streets of the Mile High City. Thanks to Black Voices for locating this video.

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10:52 AM ET | 08-27-2008 | permalink

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Barack Obama the Roman Elitis
Barack Elitis image is still lingering hard because barack Obama is an Elitis, First He feel like he don't have to answering any Issues what so ever the Obama camp, Say's if you don't vote for Obama Than your not a Democrat, or most Obama supporter just down right call you a Racist for not voting for him,,, than Obama had to Make that Barack Obama SEAL,, that he stole from the Presidential SEAL,, but NO the Obama camp, Still say's he not and Elitis,

Now at the Democratic Convention they are re-fitting the stage and adding a Roman Theme to it, Like he is
Julius Caesar controlling Rome or even worst,,He think He is the 2nd Coming of
Jesus Christ,, the new Democratic Savior, he Eagle is riding so his and He is so full of him self,, and Of Course Keith Oberman buy right into this and believe it including the rest of Msnbc and CNN

Sent by Paul V | 12:15 PM ET | 08-27-2008

More of the obama clon at:
http://www.americateve.com/pellizcame

Sent by Americateve | 10:27 PM ET | 08-27-2008

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