It looks like to me that Obama has no clue what he is doing. I have a picture of him in my head of him playing hacky sack and waxing sophomoric philosophy that he doesn’t understand because he has not lived long enough….

I can smell the bacon when I open the front door. Try it. I bet you can too.

Anyway, one song is Deceiver of Fools. Every time I hear it I think of Obie. I don’t want to post the complete lyrics because of copyright but you can check the lyrics at Lyrics

Here are a couple of snippets

He feeds on fear
He feeds on pain
He rules again
With growing hate
He will gain
Their faith again

As faith for the future faded fast
He grows strong with their displeasure
It sets him free

He will sell your soul to bitterness and cold
Oh fear him

The youtube vid is at youtube vid

I was gonna say he has that confused look of a monkey doing a math problem but I didn’t want to be labeled a raaaacist.

I reject these theories, and so did the American people when they went to the polls in November and voted resoundingly for change.

Really, ‘resoundingly’? What did he get, 52% of the vote? That isn’t resoundingly in my book.

This guy gives new substance everyday to the notion that he is an empty suit.

Truth seems to blow right by Liberals. Seems that Obama is exactly what we all thought he was; well versed, arrogant, self-centered, naive, and very radical with his ideology.

Keemo on February 5, 2009 at 8:01 PM

Well versed? Obama wouldn’t know a fact if it was crawling all over his arugula!

Now, we are being told that Obama has an IQ of 147, and is the smartest President to hold the office in history. Obama has a Harvard education, and is so brilliant, he will make all other world leaders crawl to his knees…

Truth seems to blow right by Liberals. Seems that Obama is exactly what we all thought he was; well versed, arrogant, self-centered, naive, and very radical with his ideology.

Who woulda thunk it!

Stop trying to be all post-partisan, the GOP doesn’t want to playball and you WON. Let’s get a move on.

DeathToMediaHacks on February 5, 2009 at 4:06 PM

A present-voting kind of guy is going to be a guy who wants political cover all the time in case something he backs doesn’t work.

This is just like Billy Jeff. Obama wants adulation. Sure he wants to implement his far-Left ideas, but he wants them applauded by everyone and he wants a scapegoat if things don’t work.

Obama is not a leader. He is a conniver.

Eh, can I have some of whatever you’re smoking? Must be some good s**t! LMAO

Norwegian on February 5, 2009 at 4:22 PM

Anyhow , it should be illegal..

Stop trying to be all post-partisan, the GOP doesn’t want to playball and you WON. Let’s get a move on.

DeathToMediaHacks on February 5, 2009 at 4:06 PM

Ask yourself why he doesn’t. Don’t say it’s concern of Republicans.

How right He was.

Here’s the response I posted over on my nascent blog:
Wow – I hope this isn’t the new spirit of America. Obama says:”And if nothing is done, this recession might linger for years.” That’s the spirit that settled the West and put a man on the moon, and defeated facism and communism!

Obama is the over-protective parent, trying to prevent Americans from ever feeling any pain. Life doesn’t work that way. Sooner or later, America will have to grow up and see that life is what you make of it. Banks fail, sometimes. Homes depreciate. Car companies stall. What gets America over those hurdles? Americans do.

Once we drop the baby bottles, Americans can do anything they set their minds to. Once we stop hand-holding and interfering, American companies will find a way to succeed. Some companies will fail. And they SHOULD fail. But other companies, smarter ones, will take their place.

Chicken Littles have always said “this is the end!” But we’re not Rome. Most Americans are still willing to work hard. Great ideas are born every day. We’re still the Beacon of Freedom and the Land of Opportunity. Most parents are still willing to sacrifice in order to leave a better world to their children. But, just as Obama complained after 9/11, we’re not asking for sacrifice. Now, as then, we’re being told “just go shopping”.

Obama says “Our nation will sink deeper into a crisis that, at some point, we may not be able to reverse.” Don’t believe him. Just like a greedy pharmacist, he’s promising a life illness in order to sell his cure. America hasn’t gone lame yet. It just needs the will to stand up and get to work.

Can’t wait to see Ed’s post on Obama’s speech today, just when I lose a tiny bit of faith, dude hits it out of the park. That’s how you OWN your agenda, now get your ass on the phones get Dems on board, ram this though and OWN it. Stop trying to be all post-partisan, the GOP doesn’t want to playball and you WON. Let’s get a move on.

DeathToMediaHacks on February 5, 2009 at 4:06 PM

Eh, can I have some of whatever you’re smoking? Must be some good s**t! LMAO

Stop trying to be all post-partisan, the GOP doesn’t want to playball and you WON. Let’s get a move on.

DeathToMediaHacks on February 5, 2009 at 4:06 PM

I agree. Stop trying to please the majority of Americans who do not support this waste.
You WON. Ram it down our throats now so we can experience the “change”.
*bitterly-clinging person locks & loads*

Do not let your Senator think that this speaks for you, call or write (or both)him/her. NOW.

batterup on February 5, 2009 at 3:06 PM

I have already email both my senators, but I know it won’t even make it past the screener, as I live in the nanny-state of NJ.

I did send an email to the RNC after they solicited me for more funding support. I told tham that it was time for the RNC to influence the members of the senate that are leaning to support this ‘Pork Sandwich’. I expressed my veiw that the RNC convince or influence them by any and all means to stop the pile of steaming flop in its tracks. I think its about time for the RNC to exercise some leadership in the form of ‘hardball’ by letting the supporters know that they are “on their own” in the next primary, because the RNC will find and support with all their resources an opponent in the primary.

I also expressed the notion that if they didn’t like, desire, want to do business that way, it was fine with me and they could also accept my decision to not provide the RNC with any financial support and that I would actively reach out to my friends and family to do the same.

Yep. Nuff said.

Sign of the Dollar on February 5, 2009 at 3:33 PM

Yep. That’s why I was very proud of the House Republicans (and the, what was it?, 11 sane Dems) who voted no. The Republican Senators must do no less than be 100% opposed as a bloc. If this sh*t sandwich is going to be rammed down our throats, then let it have the Dems name all over it. Because when this bill fails, and it will fail, let the Dems own that failure 100% (less any sane Dems who voted against it).

This sh*t sandwich is what We the People end up with when we have a Democrat House, a Democrat Senate, A Democrat President, and a Democrat media. Nothing less than 100% Republican opposition will do. Such united opposition to the Porkulus Bill is not partisanship, it’s patriotism.

gatorboy: I like your use of the term “rush to judgment,” for this was the attack that the Lefties used re our decision to liberate Iraq of Saddam Hussein’s tyranny and destabilization of the ME. We should use terms like “the Dems or Obama’s rush to judgment” or “Obama’s failed economic solutions” so that they appear with enough frequency to create a Google bomb and get that message to the top of the search hits.