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From: dannas on 14 Jun 2010 09:18

"Mike Smith" <mws(a)wt.net> wrote in message
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> This is a great article that nails obama to the wall. and I posted a
> link to Robin of Berkeley's article.
>
> http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/06/a_mom_asks_should_we_care_what.html
>
> From the Dr. Mom perspective, as opposed to the therapist's paradigm,
> it's not hard to surmise that the boy, Barry Obama, was victimized by
> Murphy's Law of Character Development. Every single thing that could
> go wrong in the development of strong and upright character quite
> obviously did go wrong in Obama's childhood. To which, I might add, so
> what? He's a grown-up now. He ain't twelve anymore. And he has more
> than three hundred million real people to whom he owes a good day's
> work for a good day's pay.
>
> We did not go out and recruit Barack Obama to be our president. We did
> not find him by searching the country over for the most qualified man
> for this job. No, it was Barack Obama, owing to a character flaw the
> size of California -- a blaring lack of humility -- who put up his own
> name in contention for the presidency, when he had never held an
> executive position (not even a paper route, for crying out loud!) of
> any kind whatsoever, in the public or private sector. In fact, as I've
> said before, Barack Obama had a resume that would fit handily upon the
> back of a postage stamp, and it was pure, unbridled arrogance that
> prompted his candidacy. Sure, there were lots of giddy sycophants who
> egged him on, but at the end of the day, Barack Obama should have
> known better, should have given far more weight to the responsibility
> he was assuming. And the fact that he didn't know any better is owing
> to his own lack of character, which he has had every possible
> opportunity to develop in the years since he left home.
>
> Robin's article:
> http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/06/a_shrink_asks_whats_wrong_with.html
> Many people attribute Obama's oddness to his narcissism. True, Obama
> has a gargantuan ego, and he is notoriously thin-skinned.
>
> Yet a personality disorder like narcissism does not explain Obama's
> strangeness: his giggling while being asked about the economy; his
> continuing a shout-out rather than announcing the Ft. Hood shootings;
> or his vacations, golfing, partying and fundraising during the
> calamitous oil spill.
>
>
>
> Thanks, you 69 million morons and clueless imbeciles, for voting this
> warped, clueless, inexperienced, anti-American socialist into our
> White House.
>
> Mike Smith


From: Sanity on 14 Jun 2010 10:48
On Jun 14, 6:18 am, "dannas" <inva...(a)invalid.com> wrote:
> "Mike Smith" <m...(a)wt.net> wrote in message
>
> news:tf8c16t3sjiqco24mu08ajthjgq3alhg27(a)4ax.com...
>
>
>
> > This is a great article that nails obama to the wall. and I posted a
> > link to Robin of Berkeley's article.
>
> >http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/06/a_mom_asks_should_we_care_what...
>
> > From the Dr. Mom perspective, as opposed to the therapist's paradigm,
> > it's not hard to surmise that the boy, Barry Obama, was victimized by
> > Murphy's Law of Character Development. Every single thing that could
> > go wrong in the development of strong and upright character quite
> > obviously did go wrong in Obama's childhood. To which, I might add, so
> > what? He's a grown-up now. He ain't twelve anymore. And he has more
> > than three hundred million real people to whom he owes a good day's
> > work for a good day's pay.
>
> > We did not go out and recruit Barack Obama to be our president. We did
> > not find him by searching the country over for the most qualified man
> > for this job. No, it was Barack Obama, owing to a character flaw the
> > size of California -- a blaring lack of humility -- who put up his own
> > name in contention for the presidency, when he had never held an
> > executive position (not even a paper route, for crying out loud!) of
> > any kind whatsoever, in the public or private sector. In fact, as I've
> > said before, Barack Obama had a resume that would fit handily upon the
> > back of a postage stamp, and it was pure, unbridled arrogance that
> > prompted his candidacy. Sure, there were lots of giddy sycophants who
> > egged him on, but at the end of the day, Barack Obama should have
> > known better, should have given far more weight to the responsibility
> > he was assuming. And the fact that he didn't know any better is owing
> > to his own lack of character, which he has had every possible
> > opportunity to develop in the years since he left home.
>
> > Robin's article:
> >http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/06/a_shrink_asks_whats_wrong_with...
> > Many people attribute Obama's oddness to his narcissism. True, Obama
> > has a gargantuan ego, and he is notoriously thin-skinned.
>
> > Yet a personality disorder like narcissism does not explain Obama's
> > strangeness: his giggling while being asked about the economy; his
> > continuing a shout-out rather than announcing the Ft. Hood shootings;
> > or his vacations, golfing, partying and fundraising during the
> > calamitous oil spill.
>
> > Thanks, you 69 million morons and clueless imbeciles, for voting this
> > warped, clueless, inexperienced, anti-American socialist into our
> > White House.
>
> > Mike Smith

The buck stops with Obama, or so he says; but the problem is the Value
of the buck has been eaten by inflation down to about 1½¢.
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