As gas prices continue to rise, King B. Hussein the First admits he is powerless to do anything about the situation. While it does take time to put new resources online and for the oil to flow into the market, signaling to the market that such resources are indeed on the horizon would influence the market today.
Rather than letting the world know that America intends to exploit American resources, this president has told the world that America will ever tap those resources and that he will even stop the oil from flowing in existing wells.
Surely dropping the moratorium on gulf drilling would have some impact upon the market along with allowing the economy of the gulf to begin to recover by putting people back to work. No, he isn't interested in that and would rather play the helpless and hapless fool.
During his weekly dishonest radio address that nobody hears, he said:
Now, whenever gas prices shoot up, like clockwork, you see politicians racing to the cameras, waving three-point plans for $2 gas. You see people trying to grab headlines or score a few points. The truth is, there's no silver bullet that can bring down gas prices right away.
That's $4 billion of your money going to these companies when they're making record profits and you're paying near record prices at the pump. It has to stop.
This guy sure does love to make demons out of unfavored business people. If you aren't in like GE's Immelt you too can be the object of Hussein's "two minutes hate."
However, as Senator McConnell points out, this guy has done everything within his power to stand in the way of domestic energy production. Continue Reading »
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Its looking like we'll never learn the truth of what occurred earlier this week at the compound in Pakistan. The only people who know what happened are the members of the team that executed the raid and the people who watched events unfold in the White House situation room.
Thanks to affirmative action we have an unqualified, ignorant, ideologue cast as the most powerful man on the planet. On the one hand it is wonderful that our country has elected a black president. Clearly the worst of our racist past is behind us. However by electing somebody who has demonstrated again and again that he is not up to the job, will we end up setting race relations back a few decades? Will it make it tougher for a highly qualified, extremely competent black person to win election? Since the American people were sold a bill of goods with Barrack Hussein Obama, will they justifiably be hesitant of making the same mistake again? 
Since the super-duper smart Obama has not released his college transcripts, I can only assume that they demonstrate his lack of brilliance. Obama is as dim as the damn compact fluorescent lightbulbs being jammed down our throats.
As Obama proves time and time again, being POTUS is a challenging job and far too big for such a small man. We would all be better off if he could simply play golf and watch basketball. Now leave him alone so he can eat his damn waffles. 
