Obama and Crew Go Retro on Doom and Gloom
With the manufactured row over the NY Post stimulus bill cartoon plus past comments by Obama, Holder and others about all the racists in the US the Clintons are adding their two cents as well as other news stories which seem to be going retro as well.
The meaning of retro in this case points to themes in current events, politics and the like which are reminiscent of the fifties or even further in the past. About the only new item is that the US elected its first black President. Everything else is a rerun. From talk focused on comparisons to Lincoln and FDR primarily due to the direction of economic policies and race to the rhetoric in Korea sounding like notice of an active continuation of the Korean War we’re walking backwards.
The report below includes Hillary’s own actions contradicting her denial she is not Tammy Wynette.
Clinton discusses her love for Bill in SKorea
Okay, the white guy is giving the black guy advice he probably doesn’t want.
A month in, 2-termer Bill Clinton has some advice for rookie Obama
How is this news, others have stated Obama is focusing on nothing but gloom and doom to promote his socialist agenda. It is just that Slick Willie says it different and being a loyal liberal claims all Obama actions are positive but sound bad.
Bill Clinton: Obama Should Sound More Hopeful
A link with some quotes from former Prez Bill to the anointed one’s followers as well as another attempt to keep his name in the news.
Former President Bill Clinton on the Stimulus, the Economy …
Will this really lead to armed conflict or are the two Koreas playing this for all it’s worth?
Official: SKorea to retaliate if NKorea attacks
If you are not concerned about all of this you are not paying enough attention. If you opposed the Bush Administration and love the Obama Administration there is an obvious contrast in your preferences. With the worst Bush Administration policies people outside the US may have found themselves on the short end. With the worst Obama Administration policies (all of them currently) people inside the US will be on the short end. When picking your poison on the worst that can happen with selecting a US President the current outcome indicates McCain still would have been a better choice. His downside could have been managed by Congress and public outrage in the form of an avalanche of complaints clogging DC’s phone systems and other communications. The same cannot be said with the GOP in repair mode and the Kool Aid drinkers awaiting handouts.
Stanford Matthews
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