Sister Toldjah brings us the story of an arrogant, egotistical, narcissistic man who has to somehow convince American voters that he’s a humble everyman… and how that has his debate prep team worried.

This is something anyone who paid close attention to the 2007-2008 Democrat primary battles between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama noticed quickly – even though the prObama mainstream media, unsurprisingly, didn’t report much in the way about it. It wasn’t just the quick-answer style of the debating format that irked then-candidate Obama. It was questions he didn’t feel like he should have to answer – period. He seemed to take it personally when questions were asked of him either at debates, on the campaign trail, or at the rare press conference that he felt he should have been above having to dignify responding to. Such questions and concerns, he would say, were nothing more than mere “distractions” and should be pushed to the side so we (he) could focus on “the bigger picture” … of trying to get elected without anyone knowing much about who he was.

While it is true most politicos would prefer not to answer any question they can’t spin into a positive, the then-candidate took the sneering over the questioning of his political record, his educational background, his personal and spiritual history, and his work experience to epic levels not seen by other candidates in modern-day history. Remember when he called one female journalist “sweetie” and one press conference where he made a hasty exit after just a few questions, stating to an uptight Chicago media, “I’ve already taken like 7 questions” (paraphrasing)?

So his prep team is saying that he can’t appear condescending or snarky, which will probably be impossible for the “you didn’t build that” president. The DNC is saying that we should expect a Romney win out of the debates. And of course, this is also the teleprompter president here, who can’t seem to handle making any kind of comment whatsoever that wasn’t pre-scripted for him (57 states, anyone?).

The only question is whether or not Mitt Romney be smart enough to take advantage of all of this. Here’s hoping.