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So is that one example the real tipping point for you in no longer being willing to support Obama in 2012? Or do you have any others you wish to share?

Oh, I have others, though I cannot share all of them at this point because they involve some still in range of potential White House retribution. Then again, I suppose I am still in range of such retribution myself.

What do you mean by retribution?

Punishment. Political punishment, and even personal punishment. The powers of a president extend far beyond the Oval Office – you know that. I make my living, and it has been a very good living, working within the system of politics.

A president can create considerable…pressure if you will, to limit or even destroy my place in that system. Working with a president is an extraordinary and terrifying thing. In regards to my experience with Obama, it became far less extraordinary and far more terrifying. And it’s getting worse.

Terrifying?

Yes, terrifying. To see one’s expectations so disappointed. To see a figure who wields such great power and influence fall so short of the responsibilities of that power and influence…that is terrifying to witness. Initially I developed great fear for my party – for the Democrats whose political careers were being destroyed by this administration and party leadership. Now I sincerely fear for my country.

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Please keep praying for our precious America
and our brave military. This madness MUST END!!

I read with a snicker the lamentations of this fool. What does he expect from an African, communist affirmative action trained Harvard law diploma holder who's never had a real job and who has never, ever lived in mainstream American life? Obama is way, way out of his league and that is what makes him so dangerous. His unpredictable reactions can destroy the planet. If ever there was a reason to remove a sitting president for mental incapacity, this is it... however, Biden? Oy Veh!