Obama and the Burden of Exceptionalism (regular, March, school, economic)
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If I've heard it once, I've heard it a hundred times: President Obama is destroying the country. Some say this destructiveness is intended; most say it is inadvertent, an outgrowth of inexperience, ideological wrong-headedness and an oddly undefined character. Indeed, on the matter of Mr. Obama's character, today's left now sounds like the right of three years ago. They have begun to see through the man and are surprised at how little is there.
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But this leaves the left mired in an absurdity: It seeks to trade the burdens of greatness for the relief of mediocrity. When greatness fades, when a nation contracts to a middling place in the world, then the world in fact no longer knocks on its door. (Think of England or France after empire.) To civilize America, to redeem the nation from its supposed avarice and hubris, the American left effectively makes a virtue of decline—as if we can redeem America only by making her indistinguishable from lesser nations.
The truth cannot be denied, deflected, lied about, blamed on Bush, and all the other tactics the lefties use. I am almost sad for the remaining nuts that still attempt to defend Obama.
The truth cannot be denied, deflected, lied about, blamed on Bush, and all the other tactics the lefties use. I am almost sad for the remaining nuts that still attempt to defend Obama.
Exactly, and they stand out like a sore thumb.
I've also noticed that other liberal forum regulars have all but disappeared. I've been on the lookout for a few of the "old school" to show up, but they are nowhere to be found. I'm especially interested in hearing from those who championed the Stimulus, that 2010/2011 was to be the years of economic boom. Again, they are nowhere to be found. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't show my "face" either here after being marched off the cliff by Faux Shepherd Obama, but it would be nice to hear what they have to say given the facts that previously alluded them.
The remaining liberals on the forum don't provide logical arguments hardly ever. They're the last holdouts who will probably disappear when Obama is relegated to the pile of obscurity. Then we can expect a new breed to come in with a bang to pounce on President Perry or VP Paul.
I've also noticed that other liberal forum regulars have all but disappeared. I've been on the lookout for a few of the "old school" to show up, but they are nowhere to be found. I'm especially interested in hearing from those who championed the Stimulus, that 2010/2011 was to be the years of economic boom. Again, they are nowhere to be found. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't show my "face" either here after being marched off the cliff by Faux Shepherd Obama, but it would be nice to hear what they have to say given the facts that previously alluded them.
The remaining liberals on the forum don't provide logical arguments hardly ever. They're the last holdouts who will probably disappear when Obama is relegated to the pile of obscurity. Then we can expect a new breed to come in with a bang to pounce on President Perry or VP Paul.
I have also noticed the disappearance of the regular liberals on this forum. Maybe they are smart enough to finally realize the truth and hopefully are ashamed that they ever believed the pack of lies they were fed. I have several friends whom are recovering liberals and they still cannot believe they were so duped. I am just glad they have seen the light!
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