When is it that the President Obama will start to take some blame for the ills that happen during his presidency and stop blaming the Bush Administration? He has been in office for over 500 days, and yet nothing is ever his fault. Part of Hope and Change, Mr. Obama, is to NOT point the […]
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Though I doubt that the residents of hell are seeing ice crystals form, it’s fair odds that they felt a chilly breeze when the The New York Times lamented that a Federal Court recently upheld unprecedented amounts of executive power. An anonymous editorialist: One of the most vital jobs of the federal courts is to […]
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Charles M. Blow via The New York Times: Such has been the narrative of his presidency: being treated like the janitor in chief — mopping up messes made by others and being chastised for leaving streaks. It couldn’t be that much of his chastisement is actually earned. I mean it isn’t as if he shoved […]
Gene Healy via The Washingtion Examiner: Like many middle-class kids, the president briefly flirted with drug culture before putting away childish things and becoming a high achiever. (Indeed, looking at what he has achieved since, you sometimes wish pot killed motivation as effectively as drug-war propagandists claim.) The president lacks the moral authority to lock […]
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All those who commit unspeakable crimes for the government under the guise of National Security™ will be left alone; those who leak to the media those unspeakable crimes will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Josh Gerstein via Politico: And it reflects a surprising development: President Barack Obama’s Justice Department has taken […]
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3. According to Rasmussen Reports, a leading publisher in public polling information, President Obama has only had a scant 3 days so far this year, of the 139 possible days (4 days this year did not have polls done), where his approval rate was above his disapproval rate. Even on those sporadic days, those who […]
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Say what you will about Dubbya’s politics, but anyone who lives in a house with its own AK-47 Appreciation Room is good by me.
It’s nice to see all that Hope and Change Obama campaigned on is working out for us. When it comes to the legal framework for confronting terrorism, President Obama is acting in no meaningful sense any differently than President Bush . . . More important, President Obama has embraced and at times defended the same […]
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It’s a refreshing breath of fresh air to see that Obama’s “new” drug war policies aren’t hypocritical at all. When is it that libertards will finally understand that, by and large, the social freedoms offered by Demotard policy either 1) don’t fucking exist outside of shallow campaign promises, or 2) that the fulfillment of those […]
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