“Anybody want to go hunting?” — Dick Cheney
For a “cool dude” candidate, our President has amazingly poor governing instincts. He’s so toxic, even his dog won’t lick him. Previously lock-stepped Democrats are blasting Dear Leader in person and on camera.
Last week, in a pique of frustration, after strutting under Dear Leader’s destructions — I mean instructions, Arkansas Sen. Blanche Lincoln blasted the “Won” in public. She’s desperate to slice into her double-digit poll deficit so she can keep her job come November.
This problem has intensified since Downtown Scottie Brown nailed a three-pointer at the buzzer on Obama’s super majority in the senate, just in time to save us from some of the most hated legislation in American history: Obamacare. The lessons of Republican and newest U.S. and Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown have sunk in with Democrat congressional contenders like a Trojan virus in a computer.
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Last August, Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel called fellow Dems “(Expletive) retards.” In conjunction with Dear Leader’s degradation of Special Olympians (as in he bowled like one), we are now into a race of political self-destruction we thought was the specialty of Joe Biden.
Who knew?
In another example of Obama’s off-teleprompter remarks, he erected an electric fence around Lost Vegas. His advice for the American people to stay away from the glitter city are now plural, but with a high chance of growth. You’d think a leader like Obama who likes to double-down, with our money, would love Vegas.
Unlike the first time around, apologies are not being accepted. As Democratic long-time Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman observed about our Hahvad-educated Dear Leader, “This President is a real slow learner.” He went on to insist, “I want the President to straighten this out. Otherwise he’s not welcome in my city.”
One benefit is we may be saying, “Hasta la vista, Harry,” as voters vault Harry Reid back to the Nevada tumbleweeds from which he arose.
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Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Dianne Feinstein asked all four heads of the intelligence agencies, “What is the likelihood of an attempted terrorist attack on the U.S. Homeland in the next three to six months?” Both the head of the CIA Leon Panetta and the Intel Director Dennis Blair testified it was a “certainty.”
