XPost: dc.urban-planning, wa.politics   
   From: impeach_obama@yahoo.com   
      
   Throughout his presidency, Obama has rhetorically wanted to   
   establish himself as a transformational leader who was willing   
   to tackle the nation’s tough problems, but when push came to   
   shove, he has dodged them. This has been especially true than   
   when it comes to dealing with the nation’s debt burden.   
      
   This brings us to the two lines in Monday’s speech. He declared   
   that, “We must make the hard choices to reduce the cost of   
   health care and the size of our deficit.” This is Barack Obama,   
   bold leader speaking (with an extra twist of irony given that   
   the signature legislative accomplishment of his first term was   
   supposedly aimed at containing the growth of health care costs).   
      
   Then, he said, “But we reject the belief that America must   
   choose between caring for the generation that built this country   
   and investing in the generation that will build its future.”   
   Translation: he isn’t going to do anything to seriously reform   
   Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid, and wants more economic   
   stimulus spending, too. So, within a breath of calling for hard   
   choices, he rejected the need for them. I can think of no more   
   fitting summation of Obama’s presidency.   
      
   http://washingtonexaminer.com/two-lines-that-sum-up-obamas-   
   presidency/article/2519264#.UP3x7aDa5Bl   
      
   --   
   Are you obligated as an armed civilian, to defend unarmed   
   liberals while you are both under fire by foreign agents of the   
   outlaw Obama administration?   
      
   No.  Shoot the liberals immediately so they can't stab you in   
   the back while you are defending yourself, then return a   
   controlled rate of aimed fire.   
      
        
      
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