Let's see if I can understand this. Folks elected Obama to "repair America's image abroad". We already know that to Democrats this means apologizing for America and going easy on jihadis.
Now, America's president is bowing to the Japanese, getting lectured by the Germans in their newspapers, all after returning a bust of Winston Churchill that was a gift from Great Britain. What a difference a half-century makes, I guess, really ... what a difference a year makes. America's enemies used to be worried. Now, our friends are.
Obama is an international embarrassment.
Thanks again, you ignorant putzes.
Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteAt this rate we won't have any friends.
Exactly, Adm. Notice how the world that the Left was so anxious to please, bow to, lick boots, etc.. really is not so comfortable with a weak United States government.
ReplyDeleteWe used to talk about "projecting power". Now, we project weakness. It makes me sick to my stomach.
The Dems may actually succeed in unifying the population of the USA.
ReplyDeleteWhere's my pitchfork?
ReplyDeleteYes. Bro. Nick. Of course, like the rest of their policies, it will be as a result of "unintended consequences." Ah, blessed, cruel, beautiful irony.
ReplyDeleteNick, may I disclose, or at least tease your vast readership with the momentous event to occur in December ... you know, the one that you and I are involved in ... you know ... we could have some fun posting in the meantime, just sayin' (hey, that's a good name for a blog)
Just out of curiosity, do you think that any of the people who are eligible to say, "You're Welcome!" are reading?
ReplyDeleteArby... Reading? They're barely able to feed themselves (except, of course, the SEIU members).
ReplyDeleteDC, g'wan and spill the beans. I'm tired of living in the shadows.
ReplyDeleteShadows? You're the Val Lewton of bloggers, Goomba.
ReplyDeleteRhod... While I've been a long-time Cat People fan, I've tended to imagine myself the Lamont Cranston of the electronic highways.
ReplyDeleteNick, but I can't talk re: locale, lest (being the babe magnet that I am), I get swarmed by babes and the whole deal becomes a side show. Story of my life ...
ReplyDeleteThat is something, our enemies were worried, but now our friends are, Wow!
ReplyDeleteSecretia
Rhod! DC! Control yourselves. A gentleman would never comment on the name of a lovely young thing.
ReplyDeleteI once dated a young lady named Botula. No joke!!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, I have broken open the pinata by drawing the ladies here as bees to honey.
ReplyDeleteNick, you have my word. I dare you, though, to go over to Secretia's site and "bare" your soul whilst using the name "Rhod". That would be a gas.
Secretia,
ReplyDeleteI voted for Lowell Weicker and I sit around, eat fudge, decorate and cry while listening to my Judy Garland record collection
-- Rhod from CT
As an American, I'm embarrassed by the Democrats' President's actions.
ReplyDeleteSecretia,
ReplyDeleteI voted for Hillary in the CT primary.
-- Rhod from CT
Secretia,
ReplyDeleteI weep during televised cheese commercials.
Secretia,
ReplyDeleteI know who cut the cheese that made Nickie cry.
DC is currently arguing with the four worms he liberated from the four Tequila bottles he's emptied in the past hour. They're winning.
ReplyDeleteSometimes government takes a decade to move the nation a week. Sometimes it takes a week to move the nation a decade.
ReplyDeleteThas what we got here. And the dodo birds who voted for it haven't even noticed it moving yet.
As he rolls his shit around the world aboard Air Force 1, Obongo is the dung beetle of American presidents.
ReplyDeleteRhod, I have never been found guilty of BWI ... On advice of counsel, I need to change the subject.
ReplyDeleteSig, on behalf of dung beetles everywhere ... those are fightin' words.
Kid, I understand. These days, I am looking for the govt. to take a decade to do a week's worth of work. Just do nothing for a while, thank you.