Rep. Marion Berry of Arkansas is bowing to the inevitable.
As indicated in the Hot Air piece, he and some of the other Blue Dogs tried to warn the President not to force them into supporting the O-topia; however, Obama, when reminded of the Democratic disaster of 1994, responded, "Well, the big difference here and in ’94 was you’ve got me."
To which Berry must have responded (at least mentally), "Yeah, that's what I mean."
I didn't care for Bill Clinton, but he had sense enough to shift gears after the Republican gains in '94 and at least give a plausible impersonation of somebody who "got it." Obama seems prepared to believe in his invincible awesomeness to the bitter end. He inflated a big whoopy-cushion of deception with which he was going to trick the American people, and he's done gone and sat on the thing himself.
You know what, Mr. Prez? The big difference between "here and in '94" is that, then, we had a president who got it; now we've got a president who's going to get it.
Clinton was not a hardcore ideologue but simply a self-absorbed brat.
ReplyDeleteClinton surrounded himself with aging pot smoking hippies and not paid-up members of the socialist international.
Clinton probably didn't hate this country and want to cut it down to size, although his Secretary of State did.
Clinton used class struggle in the political sense not the Marxist sense.
Whut Yojimbo sez.
ReplyDeleteAm I the only one that feels sick to my tummy at this smarmy arsehole's attitude? I certainly can't be the only one that wants to smack him upside his jug ears, can I?
I'm glad there are those who are seeing how dumb they were & are brave enough to admit it...but that just means they're NOT ALL THAT DUMB, they're gullible. The truly dumb ones won't ever see it. They're all dangerous.
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