The Exceptional Mendacity of Barack Obama
From John Ellis, "The Lies of Obama," in FrontPage Magazine (http://frontpagemag.com/2010/01/21/lies-of-obama/):
When politicians are caught out in lies, their supporters often resort to the old cliché: all politicians lie. But that is itself a lie: most don’t. Even ( Read more... )
When politicians are caught out in lies, their supporters often resort to the old cliché: all politicians lie. But that is itself a lie: most don’t. Even ( Read more... )
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And is it my imagination, or is He starting to resemble the founder of the Hare Krishnas?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Swami_Prabhupada.jpg
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I just want to not hurt. I'm going crazy, there's nothing else in my mind but pain. It's slowly burning away everything I have, all rationality, all sanity, all logic. All there is is pain.
I just want to not hurt.
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But Obamacare isn't going to improve matters. And Obama's lies aren't justified by his aim of passing Obamacare. In fact, his lies are likely to defeat health care reform in general, and make it politically radioactive for years to come.
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Everything is burning away. I lose more of myself every moment. Only liquor and things like vicodin stop it. I can now see how people can get dependent on them all the more easily now.
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Despite all of the other heinous things he's said/done. This one really pissed me off. I remembered hearing about it, and how he justified Zelaya by saying "He was such a good leader for his nation, the rules shouldn't apply" [more or less]
Make ya wonder if he's going to pull the same B/S should he even win a 2nd term...
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This one bothered me deeply because it was a direct betrayal of a minor American ally trying to actually live up to the ideals of constitutional representative government, an event incredibly rare in Central America. And, instead of encouraging the Hondurans, we were a party to acts of war against them on the part of Brazil and Venezuela -- and worse, we carried out this betrayal against our own national interests. It was an entirely pointless act of cruelty to the weak.
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Yes it's sobering to see just how many of his promises (a number of them major one) that he has gone back on or pretty much has no chance on being able to fulfill. He should have realized early on that some of what he wanted to accomplish would rely on major congressional support and while initially he had a fair amount of that it is shrinking rapidly. Brown's election and possibly now a number of moderate dems wanting to keep their seats may just keep him from accomplishing a lot more of what he wanted to get done. Obama may just be a lame duck before the end of his second term due to his broken promises (no one will trust/take him seriously) and also if the repubs win a lot of seats in the mid term elections.
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LOL!!! Fixed it, thanks for pointing it out to me. That's one word in which two little letters make a big difference!
He should have realized early on that some of what he wanted to accomplish would rely on major congressional support and while initially he had a fair amount of that it is shrinking rapidly.
He seems to have assumed that he had won the office of Emperor of America, or perhaps even God-King of the Earth, rather than President of the United States of America. Like Clinton, he made the mistake of trying to focus on domestic rather than foreign achievements, when in fact a US President plays a secondary role to Congress in domestic matters. Unlike Clinton, he still hasn't realized his mistake in that matter.
Brown's election and possibly now a number of moderate dems wanting to keep their seats may just keep him from accomplishing a lot more of what he wanted to get done.Yes, even before the 2010 Congressional elections change the composition of ( ... )
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Not to mention that it's been proven beyond reasonable doubt Obama had Bill ghostwrite "his" book for him...
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