So here is the President's closing argument. Unlike Romney's "five-point plan," which was mocked by the President, and reminds me of those old Soviet central planning five-year plans, President Obama distills his own "plan" for investments in education, manufacturing, energy, nation-building, coupled with ending the war in Afghanistan and nation-building at home into a simple, concise message intended to reassure the confederacy of idiots who will decide the election, and the pretenders who report on it:
I've wondered about Rodin's famous sculpture. Is he engaged in deep thought or sitting around wasting time? And why isn't he wearing pants? I ask the same of myself. Here we comment on well, mostly politics. Or we may just sit! If you like it, tell a friend. If not, tell us, but please read the GROUND RULES before you do.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Exactly Two Weeks To Go, Prez Releases His "Plan"
AS ASTUTE POLITICAL OBSERVERS KNOW, the President has been talking about his plans for the future — in a serious way — for the better part of a year. Unfortunately, he has to contend, on the one hand, with the daunting stupidity of a segment of the electorate (the so-called "low-information voter") which remains undecided but will decide the election, and on the other hand, the Idiot Punditocracy elites who insist on the "vision thing." The MSM/Beltway Media with a few notable exceptions have studiously avoided the main issue, which is Mitt Romney's mental health and character — as if being a serial, souless liar is an acceptable condition for someone running to be the world's most powerful leader.
So here is the President's closing argument. Unlike Romney's "five-point plan," which was mocked by the President, and reminds me of those old Soviet central planning five-year plans, President Obama distills his own "plan" for investments in education, manufacturing, energy, nation-building, coupled with ending the war in Afghanistan and nation-building at home into a simple, concise message intended to reassure the confederacy of idiots who will decide the election, and the pretenders who report on it:
So here is the President's closing argument. Unlike Romney's "five-point plan," which was mocked by the President, and reminds me of those old Soviet central planning five-year plans, President Obama distills his own "plan" for investments in education, manufacturing, energy, nation-building, coupled with ending the war in Afghanistan and nation-building at home into a simple, concise message intended to reassure the confederacy of idiots who will decide the election, and the pretenders who report on it:
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