The war won't be won w any single battle. But finally, w the entrance of Arpaio into the fray, we are racking up an ever increasing number of victories.
And don't forget the most crucial part. Whenever part of his cover-up falls, BHO becomes angrier and more defensive. Mere subjects are not supposed to pick away at the Emperor/Malignant Narcissist's fairytale nativity story. The more they do, the more anger BHO has to manage. And he is notoriously bad at managing his anger.
Most are only aware of the end, when it all comes apart, but what I find more interesting is the story, watching the buildup, the cascade of incidents and events, the thousands of cuts, the many handfuls piled on that all leads to that final straw.
I thought we'd see it happen with Clinton, but I misunderestimated his emotional intelligence and personality skills, not to mention his mentoring. He had the skills and lifelong experience to navigate the troubles he got himself into.
obama is a different sort of political animal, without the emotional intelligence and personality of a Bill Clinton.
His mentoring wasn't American Dixie mafia with a respect for traditions and his elders, but rather the ultra radical left's hatred, sweetened with an appreciation for an African dictator's finesse.
Clinton made friends or at least made us amused, but we have the exact opposite with obama, so it's somewhat amazing obama has gotten this far.
None the less, his part in their coup is about to come to and end and I'll be somewhat surprised if obama is on the ballot in November.
His future in politics is over. I just hope he doesn't get a lot of people killed on the way down and out.