PoliticalChic
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Way back when, before the election of '08, what were those of us on the right telling you guys?
We told you that the press wasn't vetting this articulate senator...
we told you you were unaware of his politics, that you were pickin,' with due respect to the President, 'a pig in a poke'...
we even suggested the dire possibilities...
did you listen? Nooooooooooo!
Then, finally, after the election, Charlie Rose and Tom Brokaw admit they don't know who he is....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzMas1bVidw
Now, the Democratic Party itself is saying the same things"
"But many other Democrats, including Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.), a member of the defense appropriations subcommittee, said they didnt even know the provision was included.
Morans anger with the president boiled over in a short interview Thursday with The Hill about the provision and the tax debate held shortly after the Democratic Caucus voted to reject Obamas tax-cut deal.
This is a lack of leadership on the part of Obama, fumed Moran (D-Va.) I dont know where the f*** Obama is on this or anything else. Theyre AWOL.
Dems show signs of abandoning Obama elsewhere after frustration with tax deal - TheHill.com
Wrong.
You people on the right told us he was a Marxist/socialist left wing extremist.
You could not have made a worse guess if you tried.
Oh, Carby!
I 'm so very, very proud of you! You are sooo smart, and we are so dense....
If fact, here is a reward for your brilliance, a bed-time story:
"The ant works hard every day during the summer, building his house and storing food for the winter. The grasshopper, on the other hand, watches the ant with amusement and prefers to sing and dance, putting nothing away for the winter ahead.
When the winter comes, the grasshopper has nothing to eat and becomes desperate. He elects a president who promises that spreading the food around is good for everyone. The president demonizes the ant for being greedy and asks how he can live with himself when so many others have so little. An executive order is signed demanding the ant turn over 50 percent of his food supply to the government. The grasshopper laughs and plays the rest of the winter, getting fat on the ants assets. The ant is depressed and resentful.
The next summer the ant stops preparing his home and storing his food and instead joi9ns the grasshopper, singing and dancing all day. Unfortunately, all of the other ants make the same decision. The next winter, with no one left to exploit, the grasshoppers and ants all die of cold and hunger. The end. " Beck, Balfe, Broke, p. 17.
Now, be a good boy and hop back in your crib.