[MuttTheHoople]

I believe it comes from the top. I remember in the 1990's, I'd regularly write letters to the Editor complaining about Bill Clinton and his policies. Even folks who disagreed with me thought they were funny and everybody said they had good points.

However, under the Rule of the Obama Regime, mocking the President is strictly verboten. I don't write letters to the editor anymore (so 20th Century), but when I post my opinions on Facebook or some other website, I have friends who say "You sure you want to say that about Obama? "

This is because Barky the Dogeater is a thin-skinned pu$$y, he was only put there to scare Republicans who might oppose Leftist policies (because of wacism). People are afraid they'll get fired from their jobs or get audited if they dissent.

Mind you, Comrade Barack is a very well-trained operative. Marxist operatives are well-trained and dedicated to their cause. What they found out in Vietnam, Malaysia, and other places who fought Communist insurgents, when you threw them a curve (ie, didn't react in the way Mao's Little Red Book said they would) they'd get totally discombobulated.

Ridicule and bypassing Obama's edicts is the only way to oppose him. He doesn't believe in Rule of Law, we're not bound by the Rule of Law.

[Kaslin]

Well said. While I respect the office of the President, this arrogant pos occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave does not deserve any respect what soever. Especially since he does not respect the Office.

[Wildbill22]

“.. He doesn’t believe in Rule of Law, we’re not bound by the Rule of Law.”

That is profound in that you defined a tipping point;

At some point if the system of laws is used arbitrarily and selectively, then the faith in the system of laws collapses.

Then we all become comfortable with the label of ‘outlaw’.

Obama, through his example, is pushing us to that point.

[Fred Hayek]

You insult the Ferengi with that picture. Obama certainly does not have the lobes for business.