Obama’s First 100 Days Just Flu By, Didn’t They?
He really has no idea what the hell he's doing
Barack Obama's first 100 days just flu by, didn't they? About the only thing to pass over the heads of Americans faster than the first three months of Obama's first (and hopefully only) term was that Top-Secret, but apparently "routine" photo-op flight, where Air Force One, shadowed by F-16s, flew nearly nap-of-the-Earth and buzzed the tourists and office buildings in lower Manhattan.
The only significance to Barack Obama's first 100 days is that there are only 1,360 left, assuming he only serves one term. But since we have to live with Democrats and since Janet Napolitano and the Obama Administration felt it necessary to profile supporters and defenders of the Constitution, turnabout is fair play. I now present to you, my readers, a political profile of Barack Obama along with just a small sample of the incongruous, oxymoronic statements and positions that define his world view and thus, his administratio
Barack Obama is an incorrigible narcissist
First and foremost, Barack Obama is an incorrigible narcissist who actually believes that he is somehow different than everybody else. He believes that he alone can disarm the world of nuclear weapons or charm the pants off of previously tone-deaf dictatorships.- When in public, he surrounds himself with gaudy Romanesque columns, gold accompaniments and other ridiculous props.
- He populates the ranks of his photo-ops with Democrats.
- Never one to be upstaged, at Georgetown University, he requested that the symbolic name for Jesus, the monogram IHS, be covered up on the pediment behind where he was to speak.
- An excerpt from Harry Reid's book revealed that in 2004, Obama told Reid "I have a gift, Harry."
TOTUS, the Two-Headed Teleprompter
The only gifts Barack Obama possesses are the keys to the White House, courtesy of John McCain, a Supreme Court vacancy, courtesy of Justice David Souter and the ability to (mostly) keep pace with TOTUS, the Two-Headed Teleprompter. He's practically chained to it, goes almost nowhere without it and stumbles badly when his crutch malfunctions. Obama says the last thing he wants to do is take control of the auto industry. Yet, he has already aggressively moved to take control of the health care industry, the information technology industry, the financial industry, the firearms and ammunition industries, the census, talk radio and the Internet, to name just a few. He projects complete control of, and confidence in the Democrats in his administration. Yet Louis Caldera manages to take one of the taxpayers' state-of-the-art airplanes on a joyride and Obama knows nothing. Between Obama and his cast of characters, they've managed to send mixed messages on just about everything:- On the economy, Obama preached imminent disaster for months and after being scolded, told me to go out and buy stock.
- On prosecutions of Bush Administration officials, Obama underlings said they were off the table, while Congressional Democrats hinted they would investigate. Obama couldn't make up his mind and flip-flopped for a week, like a fish out of water.
- On right-wing extremist threats to the US, Janet Napolitano profiled conservatives, veterans, single issue voters, gun owners and talk radio as threats to the nation. Obama let it stand.
- On the Second Amendment, Obama said he wouldn't restrict lawful gun ownership and then moved to melt down surplus military brass, rather then let people recycle it, thereby limiting the amount of ammunition available. Why mess with people's guns when you can just take their bullets?
- On the Swine Flu, his administration held press conferences, dispensed thousands of courses of medication and declared a national health emergency, but told us not to panic. This was followed by gaffe-prone Joe Biden's televised appearance where he was asked what advice he would give his own family concerning swine flu. Biden told America essentially to stay the hell away from public transportation.
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Jayme Evans——Bio and Archives
Jayme Evans is a veteran of the United States Navy, military analyst, conservative columnist and an advocate and voice for disabled and other veterans. He has served for many years as a Subject Matter Expert in systems software testing, and currently serves as a technical lead in that capacity. He has extensively studied amateur astronomy and metallurgy, as well as military and US history.
