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We can all feel especially fortunate to have such a brilliant man in the White House.
Today, as he began his campaign speech in Kansas, Barack Obama declared: “It’s good to be back in Texas.”
It’s easy to explain the error. Obama was channeling Rick Perry.
If Obama ever gets to debate Newt Gingrich, he’s going to start looking like he had been studying at the Rick Perry school of debate preparation.
I know, the Obama team is salivating over the prospect of running against Gingrich. But do you really believe that Barack is looking forward to multiple debates against Newt?
When someone like Obama has spent his life tricking people into thinking that he is better than he is, the last thing he wants is to be revealed as he really is.
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Actually, if BO is in Kansas, it WOULD be good to be in
Texas (or Pennsylvania or Alaska or Timbuktu or...)!
A comment by John Burroughs defines Obama. "A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to blame someone else." In Obama's case he has become such a failure that he now has to blame the country, the people, the internet, every thing and everyone else.
Can anyone remember a time when Obama took responsibility for any of his actions. In most cases he takes credit not responsibility. I am reading Condoleezza Rice's book, "No Higher Honor" and she does take responsibility for her mistakes so I know it cannot be a Black or minority thing.
If one analyzes the attacks on Gingrich by a sycophantic press and the Obama people they really do seem to fear him. When Obama's people say they would love to face Gingrich then one knows the opposite is true. You can be sure that if Gingrich make the same kind of mistakes as Obama he would never live it down in the media.
That's a great line from John Burroughs, perfectly apt too.
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