Posted on 12/13/2009 10:40:36 AM PST by John Semmens
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs defended the Obama Administration’s continued efforts to blame the previous Bush Administration for current domestic and foreign policy problems.
“If we say it’s Bush’s fault, if the media report it’s Bush’s fault, and if the public believes it’s Bush’s fault, then who’s to say it isn’t Bush’s fault?” Gibbs reasoned. “After all, as Dr. Phil tells us, ‘there is no reality—only perception.’”
Of course, TV’s pop psychologist “Dr. Phil” isn’t the most famous advocate of the idea that perception is the reality. That title would have to go to chief Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels, who wrote: “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it.”
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God that sounded so realistic — people who (reasonably) think this isn’t satire in 3..2..1...
Since Obama is only the second president of the Twenty-first century his only chance of not being ranked, at least temporarily, as the worst president of the century is to continue to denigrate Bush in the hope that others will follow his lead.
Goebbels would be oh so proud...
(One thing we know from history; 'evil' does have staying power. It is left to those who must deal with to 'deal with it' and overcome and change the future these people so determinedly want to impost upon us. And of course, the change must start 'now'; and not a moment later.)
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