Bring In The Stunt President
Isn't it amazing that the republic managed to survive before Barry took office? What were the odds of not having these repeated country-hangs-in-the-balance type inflection points prior to 2008?
First, there was going to be a world-wide financial meltdown if the Senate didn't confirm Turbo Tax Tim Geithner. Whew, thank goodness the upper chamber came to its senses. Where would we be without Tim? And, meltdowns are always so darn messy.
Then it was going to be armageddon if TARP didn't get re-authorized and expanded. Another near miss. We must be blessed. This is truly God's country.
Of course, who can forget the blight we were going to face if government-centric healthcare wasn't passed? Are we lucky, or what?
I think there were supposed to be locusts or something without Cap and Trade, Card Check, and one or two other initiatives. Be ready, though; they're probably just delayed. It's a long trip from Egypt, you know.
Today, the Prez used his weekly radio address to remind us that some really bad stuff is just around the corner if the tax compromise he engineered with Republican leadership doesn't get enacted. Just in case, better head to Costco and pick up a few cases of water and a gross of toilet paper. Don't want to be caught with your pants down...so to speak.
Leaving absolutely no stone unturned in his effort to save our American way of life, the Big O, yesterday, called in the stunt president, Bubba.
Who can blame the guy. He is, after all, attempting something supremely difficult for him...
Not raising taxes.
First, there was going to be a world-wide financial meltdown if the Senate didn't confirm Turbo Tax Tim Geithner. Whew, thank goodness the upper chamber came to its senses. Where would we be without Tim? And, meltdowns are always so darn messy.
Then it was going to be armageddon if TARP didn't get re-authorized and expanded. Another near miss. We must be blessed. This is truly God's country.
Of course, who can forget the blight we were going to face if government-centric healthcare wasn't passed? Are we lucky, or what?
I think there were supposed to be locusts or something without Cap and Trade, Card Check, and one or two other initiatives. Be ready, though; they're probably just delayed. It's a long trip from Egypt, you know.
Today, the Prez used his weekly radio address to remind us that some really bad stuff is just around the corner if the tax compromise he engineered with Republican leadership doesn't get enacted. Just in case, better head to Costco and pick up a few cases of water and a gross of toilet paper. Don't want to be caught with your pants down...so to speak.
Leaving absolutely no stone unturned in his effort to save our American way of life, the Big O, yesterday, called in the stunt president, Bubba.
Who can blame the guy. He is, after all, attempting something supremely difficult for him...
Not raising taxes.
OMG, LOL, bring in the BFF presidential helper guy. A clear case where 1 + 1 = way less than 3. It just wreaks of current administration incompetence, pure vacuum of leadership covered up by slick talking, sex dodging, help redefine what the word "IS" is kind of presidential calvary antics. It's as though Obama needs some kind of passive aggressive validation and approval for a people pleasing complex that is flaring up from childhood issues. Seriously ... what was that all about? I really don't care about the party line BS but when a president needs to call in another president to drive home a deal that was already done just to placate the base that he just pissed off by doing the deal. OMG, LOL way to go my little BFF presidential buddy. Seriously ... WTF?
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It does continue to be hilarious that the guy who was believed by many to have the oratory/persuasion skills of Cicero, Martin Luther King, Churchill, and Daniel Webster all rolled into one now can't even convince his kids to brush their teeth before bed.
It is possible that in Obama's estimation, using Bubba the way he did may make it a little more difficult for Hillary to challenge him for the nomination.
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