[Old Retired Army Guy]

Does this mean they have discovered that he was over exposed?

[scooby321]

He impressed the Fox Allstars, though.

[Iron Munro]

Tucson: Obama Does Best When He Says Nothing

[Dick Bachert]

Interestingly, this was a comparison I made 7 months before the election. “Yes. In the garden, growth has it seasons. First comes spring and summer, but then we have fall and winter. And then we get spring and summer again – and CHANGE. DON’T FORGET CHANGE!”

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

Any time that dickhead is on TV I have to change the channel.

I feel dumber for every second I watch him.

I may give O’Reilly’s interview a try. I’m afraid however Bill’s head may implode and that wouldn’t be good.

[FrdmLvr]

That is SO on target. And we FReepers have been calling him Chauncy Gardner from the time he entered the national spotlight.

[OrangeHoof]

“Being There” is one of my favorite films and Peter Sellers (in his next to last movie role) and Melvyn Douglas (in his last movie role) are just superb in their roles. The subtle humor that Sellers delivers is in such stark contrast to most comedy films that feel they have to bash you over the head with the joke in fear that you won’t get it.

It’s really a satire on the political class who are supposedly smarter than everyone else and so “smart” that they can be fooled by the exploits of a simpleton.

But Barack Obama is no simpleton. He’s not brilliant, like the Left wants you to believe but he is a Harvard-educated socialist/Marxist who probably dreams of taking the country much father left than he has but America has now waken up from its slumber and is opposing him.

He admires dictators and tyrants. He sees China as utopia. He wants a world of massive, unrelenting government control and everything he does should be viewed in that context.

Obama’s no genius but he’s also no moron. He’s a product of our hard-left university professors of whom he implicitly trusts.

[jobim]

it was David Axelrod who molded Barack Obama. Although Obama had a history, he reached the national stage because Axelrod suppressed it and the media chose not to know it or share it.

This gloss is counterproductive. Jack Cashill has done outstanding work uncovering Obama, but here he works against our understanding of Chauncey Gardner's past. Our own Chauncy has a real, well-documented past that reveals a near-30 year involvement with socialist groups and leaders. Axelrod was just one of a galaxy of stars in this movement, and by no means the most crucial one. Stanley Kurtz unravels Chauncey's movements, and it is only through learning each of these organizations and how they operate can we begin to combat this stealth socialism. Radical-in-Chief needs to be our Alinsky manual, which we need to implement in every state, if we are to begin to undo the chains ravelling around us.

[Dawgreg]

Is it a coincidence that I was listeing to a line from Keith Whitley’s song “you say it best when you say nothing at all” just as I was reading this thread? LOL

[Vaduz]

Indeed Obama is Chauncey Gardiner in black it’s affirmative action on the move.Some things just don’t work out no matter how much you wish it so.