BLANKLEY: Brace for the change you do not believe in
Here is another,
www.washingtontimes.com...
Those impassioned by the anti-war slogan no blood for oil are getting nervous. According to Politico, Jodie Evans, a Code Pink co-founder who with
her husband helped raise a lot of money for Mr. Obama during the primary and general election, recalled her interaction with Mr. Obama: "It has
gotten to the point where he sees me coming and before I am close he just keeps repeating, 'Jodie, I PROMISE, I will end the war, I promise I will
end the war.' "
It is a pity the conversation about what Mr. Obama might actually do as president didn't begin in the media until after the election. But, not to
worry. As Emma Goldman, the 1900s anarchist Marxist is reputed to have said: "In America, elections are the opium of the people." Well, we have had
our fix, no matter how uninformed we were during the injection.there is something presumptive about a president elect who is very satisfied to keep
the public guessing about what he stands for and what he plans to do.
On the foreign policy front likewise, solid appointments may not lead to solid policies. Remember during the campaign, when Mr. Obama was on his
way to Iraq, he was quite dismissive of the role of the top generals. Once again, he used the phrase "His job, as president" was to make the policy,
and their job was merely to carry out his orders. That was a very unrealistic view of the relationship between civilian and military leadership - even
by the example of such towering civilian leaders as FDR, Churchill or Lincoln.
when Mr. Obama was on his way to Iraq, he was quite dismissive of the role of the top generals. Once again, he used the phrase "His job, as
president" was to make the policy, and their job was merely to carry out his orders.
He repeated this same statement the other day, during his news conference while Hillary nodded, with a glassy eyed look on her face.
www.youtube.com...://michellemalkin.com/2008/12/01/obama-admits-i-was-just-a-random-campaign-quote-generator/
This is fun for the press and you are having fun?
Really?
Maybe it was an honest observation by this reporter, this is Obama's way make you look silly and stupid.
I have a feeling Obama won't like the press to ask tough questions.
I remember when he had to be restrained here in Springfield
Soon, the two men were shouting at each other on the senate floor. They took their disagreement into a nearby room, and a witness said that Obama had
to be physically restrained.
hotair.com...
The fact still remains, who is Obama?
OMG! This is funny. It's not ... but at the same time it is. 
