I wouldn’t be shy about thinking it. The Obamy’s don’t take a breath that isn’t calculated to divide the country.

If they had the slightest intention of representing the entire country, websites like this one and the millions of people who listen to talk radio wouldn’t be in a permanent state of high alert, and the over/under on the polls (which are manipulated to downplay the problem wouldn’t show that they are more polarizing than any presidency at this point in the, i guess you would have to call it, regime.

Michelle is more extreme than The Moron, and that is saying a LOT. She knows damn well what would happen if she let a couple of normal American wives who could give each other support into one of her propaganda photo-ops. She may let one at a time in because she’s a bully and feels she could beat a single woman down, but multiples….never.

“After those overpriced tour T-shirts have shrunk in the wash (trust me — they will), what will we have gained from Obama’s superstar act?

He told the Europeans that the global economic crisis is all our fault. No mention of European greed, overleveraged governments, destructive Euro-loans or Chinese currency manipulation. We did it. Whip us, please.
In return, the Europeans gave him . . . nothing.

Even though Obama was right when he said that Europe faces a greater terror threat than we do, the entire continent only ponied up 2,500 short-term non-combat troops for Afghanistan. The Europeans know we’ll do the heavy lifting.
He gave the Russians yet another blank check, too. (Meanwhile, in Moscow, Putin’s thugs beat an aging pro-democracy dissident to a pulp.) In return, the Russians promised to . . . well, actually, they didn’t promise anything.

Then Obama went to Turkey, undercut secular political parties, infuriated the Europeans — and disclaimed our country’s Judeo-Christian heritage. (Did Turkey’s leaders respond by denying Islam’s importance to them? Naw.)
In Turkey, Obama got . . . nothing we didn’t already have.

Then he went to Iraq and told its prime minister that Iraq would get nothing. ”

http://www.nypost.com/seven/04.....htm?page=0

Of course, the summary doesn’t include the N. Korean fiasco, and the zoo south of our border, or the clown act in Cuba.

Sheez

BTW, the above phote shows Obama STANDING. That’s surprising, he’s been groveling on his knees so much for the past two weeks I’m shocked he can still remember how to stand up (I mean, muscles DO atrophy after awhile)!!!

Barry is a no class POS who tries to have it both ways by talking out of both sides of his mouth. But that’s the m.o. of the left, anyway: witness how they love to say, “We support the troops, not the mission.” Only a coward could understand that reasoning during this past war.

People who can’t admit they’re wrong in life are usually the same types who will always have some kind of justification for doing what their cowardice tells them to do. Remember Barry’s explanation for why he never joined the military? It was because, “we weren’t in war when I turned 18.” Since when does that mean anything?

I’m not saying that to avoid enlistment is an automatic translation that you’re a coward, but that kind of glib answer doesn’t fly with those of us who have been there, done it. Where would this nation be if every man in it enlisted only when we were at war?

These punk cowards from the left have NEVER understood the great philosopher Emmanuel Kant’s moral imperative, though.

ISTANBUL (AFP)

http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/-/f.....-reporter/
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Taking off his shoes as tradition requires, Obama stepped into the 17th-century Sultanahmet Mosque in the ancient heart of Istanbul, accompanied by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Two Muslim preachers guided Obama inside the grandiose edifice — better known as the Blue Mosque for its blue tileworks — and the president smiled when they showed him a dome scripture mentioning the Prophet Mohammed’s grandson Hussein, Obama’s middle name, Anatolia news agency reported.

I remember being on the DMZ in ‘88, and discussing G Gordon Liddy’s Will with my platoon sergeant, a combat veteran in Vietnam, then Grenada. We agreed on how praiseworthy Liddy was in Watergate. But we disagreed on voting that year by absentee ballot for either Bush I or Dukakis. I didn’t like Bush I (thought he was an opportunist for labeling Reagan’s economic philosophy “voodoo economics” in their 1980 primary season, then joining his ticket when asked.), and was too young to appreciate my platoon sgt’s sentiment that Republicans were more supportive of us in the military.

I was swayed by the fact that Dukakis was the only presidential candidate ever who was an enlisted soldier in the Army, not an officer. It meant something to me then, because I was young, and didn’t have the many years of experience to know better as I do, now.

The youthful volunteers in our Armed Forces today are no different, of course. I send care packages to my 82nd Airborne Division platoon, and carry on conversations with their West Point graduate platoon leader. He recognizes the American political landscape and its relation to them, there in Baghdad, but his troops are not as “tuned in”. These are combat arms men aged 18-22, and no one should expect them to be as deep and mindful of what communism vs free market means. But we should always give them credit for knowing that we needed them to volunteer to die for us.

Whatever happened to transparency? This sounds like the same sort of excuse Bush used to illegal wiretap American citizen’s phone calls, or to illegally detain philosophers and poets in Guantanamo. I hope the next President makes a point of making these details of Obama’s trip public.