Oh, how soon they forget! Was it only a few years ago that Democrats and their Eurosocialist friends were knocking foreheads on the sidewalks of Manhattan and London, hailing the Great Idol Barack? Was it only yesterday that shivers were running up Chris Matthews' legs, and Barack Hussein was the Light Bringer to all good denizens of San Francisco?  Did I just imagine that Berlin was full of nude sun-bathing German gays as the Messenger Hussein delivered his Citizens of the World speech to a grateful planet, from the lofty heights of Otto von Bismarck's Prussian Victory monument?

Oh, how soon they forget! Was it only a few years ago that Democrats and their Eurosocialist friends were knocking foreheads on the sidewalks of Manhattan and London, hailing the Great Idol Barack? Was it only yesterday that shivers were running up Chris Matthews' legs, and Barack Hussein was the Light Bringer to all good denizens of San Francisco?  Did I just imagine that Berlin was full of nude sun-bathing German gays as the Messenger Hussein delivered his Citizens of the World speech to a grateful planet, from the lofty heights of Otto von Bismarck's Prussian Victory monument?

Oh, how soon they forget! Was it only a few years ago that Democrats and their Eurosocialist friends were knocking foreheads on the sidewalks of Manhattan and London, hailing the Great Idol Barack? Was it only yesterday that shivers were running up Chris Matthews' legs, and Barack Hussein was the Light Bringer to all good denizens of San Francisco?  Did I just imagine that Berlin was full of nude sun-bathing German gays as the Messenger Hussein delivered his Citizens of the World speech to a grateful planet, from the lofty heights of Otto von Bismarck's Prussian Victory monument?

Yesterday was a bad day for the president and his wide-eyed socialist utopian minions.  The bad news started with everyone waking up to the huge Democrat losses for the house seats in New York and Nevada.  Then there was more bad news about the European Union, followed by more bad news about Obama's drop in the polls.  Then his efforts to peddle his jobs creation bill to dumbed down college students in North Carolina went nowhere except with a few coeds who thought they were at a rap concert and got confused when they started shouting "I love you" to the would be rockstar in chief

Yesterday was a bad day for the president and his wide-eyed socialist utopian minions.  The bad news started with everyone waking up to the huge Democrat losses for the house seats in New York and Nevada.  Then there was more bad news about the European Union, followed by more bad news about Obama's drop in the polls.  Then his efforts to peddle his jobs creation bill to dumbed down college students in North Carolina went nowhere except with a few coeds who thought they were at a rap concert and got confused when they started shouting "I love you" to the would be rockstar in chief

What would you do if you knew that the top Democrat running for president was lying about his past? 

  Many knew that his commitment to socialism was deep, genuine, and longstanding.

What would you do if you knew that the top Democrat running for president was lying about his past? 

  Many knew that his commitment to socialism was deep, genuine, and longstanding.

Obama's expression of remoteness and arrogant disdain was so palpable that the Wall Street Journal chose to feature it on the front page of the Monday edition.  In a striking photograph taken by Kristoffer Tipplaar, Obama is pictured with his nose at a 45-degree angle standing next to George Bush, whose face, furrowed from the effects of eight years in office, is bowed deep in prayer.  In the photo, former President Bush comes across as just the sort of humble and reverent man he is; Obama appears to hold himself above the proceedings, uncomfortable among the ordinary folk gathered for the occasion and deeply contemptuous of everyone there.

Obama's expression of remoteness and arrogant disdain was so palpable that the Wall Street Journal chose to feature it on the front page of the Monday edition.  In a striking photograph taken by Kristoffer Tipplaar, Obama is pictured with his nose at a 45-degree angle standing next to George Bush, whose face, furrowed from the effects of eight years in office, is bowed deep in prayer.  In the photo, former President Bush comes across as just the sort of humble and reverent man he is; Obama appears to hold himself above the proceedings, uncomfortable among the ordinary folk gathered for the occasion and deeply contemptuous of everyone there.

Obama feels our economic pain.  We know this because he was so sincere as he addressed a joint session of Congress last Thursday.  Or at least he tried to sound that sincere.  The problem is that Obama struggles to come off empathetic, due to his inherently professorial speaking style.  To make up for this shortcoming, Obama often employs a sort of out-loud whisper to give the impression of intense emotion while still speaking quietly.  On Thursday, the president sought a doubly empathetic tone, but what resulted was speaking that sounded like an awkward cross between a grunt and a whisper