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Empty Suit, Empty Head–Another Obama Moment of Shame

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Let’s assume for a minute that Barack Obama actually believes the Al Gore nonsense about global warming. Let’s also assume that Al Gore’s vision is correct and that we stand on the precipice of peril unless there is immediate action to reduce human created carbon dioxide. If this really was true then the leader of the free world would not give a damn about public opinion. A real leader would lead the people and act immediately.

So what did Barack Obama do in Copenhagen?

He shucked, he jived, he blew smoke and failed to deliver anything of note to save the planet. Here is what the Financial Times of London observed:

An empty deal would be worse than no deal at all, said the White House before Mr Obama travelled to the Copenhagen summit. As the meeting ended, Barack Obama was calling the Copenhagen accord – the emptiest deal one could imagine, short of a fist fight – an “important breakthrough”. Mr Obama’s credibility at home and abroad is one casualty of this farcical outcome. . . .

One wonders how a conference to conclude two years of detailed negotiations, building on more than a decade of previous talks, could have collapsed into such a shambles. It is as though no preparatory work had been done. Consensus on the most basic issues was lacking. Were countries there to negotiate binding limits on emissions or not? Nobody seemed to know.

From the start, the disarray was total. In this, at least, the attention to detail was impressive. The organisers invited more people to the event than could be accommodated, and were puzzled when they arrived. Delegates queued in the freezing cold for hours, a scene that summed it all up. The organisers had planned a celebration of a grand new global pact – but the party was a disaster and they forgot to bring the agreement.

In case you did not realize how the real world works, international treaties and agreements are always negotiated in advance by experts led by State Department diplomats. They work behind the scenes to craft an agreement that the White House wants or approves. President’s don’t commit to going overseas to appear at international hootenannies like the Global Warming Summit unless the deal is in the bag. Apparently Obama never learned about this during his time at Columbia University. America and the world are seeing time and time again a White House so astonishingly incompetent in doing the spade work required for successful international agreements that Obama stands alone in terms of being clueless and weak. We do not have a President in recent memory we can use as a comparison. Obama is uniquely over matched. Like a toddler eager to take off his plastic pants Barack Obama insists he is ready to wear “Big Boy” drawers but continues to piss himself in public every time we let him do his thing. He is doing the equivalent of wearning droopy, wet nappies.

The debacle at Copenhagen is the latest indignity. Barack seems to have bought into his own self-inflated bio and swaggered around with a puffed out chest but at the end of the sad affair reveled in an agreement to do nothing concrete. He understands nothing about preserving his credibility nor, apparently, does anyone on his staff. They let this clown wander around pandering the most absurd nonsense and, in the process, demeaning and debasing the Office of the President. This is not a return of Jimmy Carter. This is worse. This is Billy Carter with a smooth baritone voice and beautiful chocolate skin. But underneath that shiny exterior is a level of amateurism and naivete that are increasingly shocking folks who closed their eyes in the voting booths in November 2008 and gave this child his chance to play at being a man.

Honestly, if global warming were as real and as dire as Obama claims then his failure to act with clarity and force is a form of treason and a violation of his oath of office as President. A real danger lurks and he essentially decides to do nothing to protect the nation.

The reality is that perhaps Barack really does understand that the threat of global warming is not so grave. But even if that is true Barack Obama still demonstrated a complete lack of common sense about the gravitas and weight of the Office of the President. He once again ventured to Copenhagen, convinced that his magnetic personality would suffice to wow the foreigners and secure for him a watershed agreement to stop global warming. But just like his failure to snag the Olympics for Chicago, Obama’s personal magnetism wowed no one and produced no results other than to remind the world leaders that Barack is the anti-Teddy Roosevelt–he talks alot but swings a tiny stick. He ain’t big where it counts. He’s a tiny, tiny man.

  • Texas Playwright

    Excellent post. The world is catching on to this charade. May the USA wake up as quickly.

  • Diana L. C.

    We do not have a President in recent memory we can use as a comparison. Obama is uniquely over matched. Like a toddler eager to take off his plastic pants Barack Obama insists he is ready to wear “Big Boy” drawers but continues to piss himself in public every time we let him do his thing. He is doing the equivalent of wearing droopy, wet nappies.

    This is not a return of Jimmy Carter. This is worse. This is Billy Carter with a smooth baritone voice and beautiful chocolate skin. But underneath that shiny exterior is a level of amateurism and naivete that are increasingly shocking folks who closed their eyes in the voting booths in November 2008 and gave this child his chance to play at being a man.

    Obama’s personal magnetism wowed no one and produced no results other than to remind the world leaders that Barack is the anti-Teddy Roosevelt–he talks alot but swings a tiny stick. He ain’t big where it counts. He’s a tiny, tiny man.

    Larry, how much fun you must have writing these sentences!

    You better be careful–The Suzette Goldstein of the recent Copenhagen thread will curse you and say your should starve and suffer.

    It really, really is an embarrassment to have this man in the White House. I keep thinking we are all actors in a huge production of the theater of the absurd.

  • I’m a Linda too

    Exellent post. Spot on. Again, his ego drives him. He thought he was riding in at the end for a great photo op, but didn’t work to on it before hand. The most haive and ill experienced handlers to handle the inexperienced one.

  • FLFem

    You really got me screaming with laughter at this..

    Like a toddler eager to take off his plastic pants Barack Obama insists he is ready to wear “Big Boy” drawers but continues to piss himself in public every time we let him do his thing. He is doing the equivalent of wearning droopy, wet nappies.

    From now on, I am going to gift Obummer with the nickname we gave my youngest sister when she ran around with her diapers at half-cheek..Droopy Drawers. Fits him perfectly, I think.

    Oh, I keep getting stuck in the spam filter, so I am taking the “D.e.m.” out in hopes that the spammy monster mistook me for someone from the DNC. I sure hope it works, I am so tired of waiting for a day or so for my comments to appear. Gets old after a while.

  • http://www.althing.com/governuts West Virginia

    we have seen some domestic progress when rahm emanuel can make threats. not much he, axelrod and the rest of their kindergarten playmates can do in the big playground on the other side of the pond.

    we are like the terrified parents watching our kids (leaders?) standing in a puddle of pee.

    it hurts.

  • leslie

    Too, too true. He must’ve thought the photo op was going to do it for him. Wrong again.

    Tell me, did he give himself a B+ before or after the GW Summit? ‘cuz if it was after, we are in greater trouble than even I imagined.

  • DeeLee

    What do you expect from our CiC (Clown in Charge)?
    just because he managed to bamboozle the American electorate on his way into the WH, doesn’t mean that everybody else in the world is falling for the same crap. He’s inept, incompetent and imbecilic to think that he can keep giving flowery speaches and the world will fall on their knees in wonderment.
    The longer he goes on in his idealic trip through wonderland, the weaker America becomes.
    The more I think about it, the more plausible the Nostradamus doomsday theory is becoming. When America is strong, the world is in a reasonable state of peaceful coexistence. When it becomes weak (as is happening now), every little tin-pot dictator and wannabe joker is flipping America the bird and telling us to go screw ourselves. And what does our CiC do? He writes little love notes to them begging them to talk to him.
    We might not have to worry about global warming, with his handling of N Korea and Iran we should worry about an atomic fireball consuming the world.

  • Docelder

    This is right between the eyes and dead on. This guy has all the negative qualities Jimmy Carter had with none of Carter’s positive attributes. Carter did have empathy as well as a moral compass. Jimmy Carter was a stronger leader than Obama is. But Obama has a disdain for this country that makes Carter look like a patriot. Carter must feel a great weight has been removed from his shoulders. Nobody will ever refer to him again as the worst US President… or the worst ex-President. Not anymore.

  • http://! stodgie

    larry i can see you analytical skills in your summation of obama sad to say. i hope the american people get it as well as you and many of the members here soon.

  • yttik

    It’s embarrassing. I can’t stand the man but as an American it gets depressing having the president referred to in the British press as “feeble.” Before that we got to watch him humiliate himself with the Olympics bid.

  • http://! stodgie

    we have a potus here who had his name written on legislation he never wrote or worked on. he got grades, access, invites, and jobs he never never earned, didn’t deserve, and isn’t justified in having. heck he couldn’t get his swearing in done properly. i wonder sometimes if he chocked on the pledge because he despies us much. never worry barrack, back at ya.

  • morris1030

    There is also cold blooded detachment and a lack of visceeral engagement and people feel this.

    Obama’s lack of leadership,and bragging about his failures are laughably tragic as he continues to screw up.

    He seems out of his element and has continued to disengage. This guy is a total wipeout and will be checkmated by the GOP. He’s handing his party to the Republicans and has pretty much lost his base.

  • Tex-Mex Soup

    obama is Ruby Rhod……….the character from the movie fifth element

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSFg3pAprdg

    an over the top narcisstic boob

  • morris1030

    Obama has a huge amount of conceit and this is a fatal flaw in real leadership.

    He does not connect with people and his amateurish behavior and robotic responses reveal an out of touch human being with no natural gifts or skills at leadership.

    His oratorical deliverance and well crafted campaign sold him to naive netroots who needed a hero after Bush.

    Team Obama are a ham handed clumsy bunch of losers.

  • TeakWoodKite

    the fifth element from the 57th state.

    BO doesn’t know a fault line from a state line.

  • Peggy Sue

    It’s gone beyond depressing. It’s downright humiliating. Obama and the Dems have done the Office of the Presidency a great disservice The DNC dragged the most unqualified and inexperienced candidate over the finish line with their blatant chicanery during last year’s primary. And now with each lurch, we witness a man who seemingly has no no allegience to anything but his own ego.

    Who knew that Obama actually believed that speech about lowering sea levels [with words, just words].

    It would be laughable except there’s nothing funny about the mess we find ourselves in. Or in having a president who has the back of corporations and financiers over the American public.

    2010 is going to be very interesting!

    I’m signing off for awhile. I hit the road first thing tomorrow morning for Philly.

    Have a great holiday everyone. I’m going to try and not read anything for the next 10 days. I think it will improve my mood :0).

    Have the best!

  • rw

    >Apparently Obama never learned about this during his time at Columbia University<

    that's 'cause he went to Columbia College and not SIPA.

  • TeakWoodKite

    then his failure to act with clarity and force is a form of treason and a violation of his oath of office as President.

    Would that make the current POTUS aa “if” clear and present danger,Mr J. no?

  • Right on the Left Coast

    Larry, nice summation of the situation.

    Docelder, you and Morris are on target. Carter had a couple of qualities that Obama doesn’t have: honesty and conviction.

    BO has spent his entire life trying to be liked. To fit in. Changing with the situation. He has, probably inadvertantly, trained himself to be the ultimate politician. However, gifted politicians to not great leaders make. Leaders garner respect, regardless of “like.”

    When you seek to be liked by all, you will be respected by none.

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  • Lonni

    This article just nails it!

  • Ani

    Hmmm. Could this be the plan all along? I swear, watching his campaign from the beginning, I could never tell whether he was a total radical lefty or a plant by the Republicans, sent forth to ruin the Democratic brand for decades. Frankly, I still can’t make up my mind.

    It doesn’t seem possible someone could be that incompetent unless these “failures” are by design. Then again, he has never run anything or been around the halls of Congress long enough to learn how to get effective legislation accomplished either- so maybe this is the best he and the clueless Gibbs et al can come up with.

    But I must admit, with Pelosi and Reid running the show, the lousy results are not surprising either.

  • jbjd

    It would be laughable except there’s nothing funny about the mess we find ourselves in. Or in having a president who has the back of corporations and financiers over the American public.

    …beginning with the DNC Services Corporation…

  • hattip

    You people have just now noticed this? This man is a pathological malignant narcissist. He is quite insane.

    It was obvious two years ago. We dread Conservatives told you so, but all you did was slander and mock us. We were right. You were wrong.

    What does this say about the people who promote him, support him or work for him? What does it say about the people that voted for him?

    It is both sad and comic to hear the sighs here now–you full well know that most of the people that read this blog voted for him. Thanks a lot, Liberals. You deserve him. The rest of us, however, do not.

    He and the Democrats on the Hill will do more damage to this country than any other force in our history (and that includes your darling Hillary Clinton too). What a nightmare.

    When, at the end of his presidency, the dollar becomes the next Peso, and has lost its role as an international reserve currency, when the American dream ends, when all of your children and grandchildren face a bleak future with little liberty, growth or hope of advancement, when they are virtually serfs to the government in a tyrannical, one party socialist state, when corrupt foreign rulers dictate the course of their daily lives from afar, remember that you had your hand in bringing this all about.

    Being Liberals though, I doubt that you will have the courage or the honesty to admit it to them. What happens when they figure it out anyway?

    How they will despise you.

  • http://jaybfl.blogspot.com/ jay

    Obama is the best president the conservatives have ever elected.

  • getfitnow

    Thanks, Larry. this is so spot on.

    John at LR refers to BO as the errand boy in one of his quotes.

    The thing that still amazes me, is how very short his shelf life has been. I always looked at him as a puppet. I never got a tingle or anything resembling one up my leg. His speeches always seems constructed–as Hillary would say, “just words.” It’s as though since inauguration, someone has put a pin in BO and let the air out. I can’t bear to watch him except for a short clip, and that’s painful.

    Whoever recruited this joker (racist, I know) did a horrible job. Didn’t they even want a better salesman?

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  • getfitnow

    hattip, I don’t know if you’ve been here before, but this is NOT a pro Obama blog.

    Not all liberals are the same.

    For some interesting reading, check the site’s archives from summer ’08.

  • tango

    All the talk of how Obama was going to change world views of America. How foreign leaders and populations were going to embrace and work with and respect a different sort of leader. You know, one who listens and respects them.

    Less than a year later and Obama is being called feeble and weak and dithering, indecisive and incompetent by the foreign press. I can only imagine the snickering going on at various political houses of the worlds leaders as they talk of Obama and what a bunch of morons we must be in America to elect a man who thinks it’s ok to give the PM of England a set of DVDs as an official gift. If you can’t even get the simple things right, then the important things? No way!

    President Pantywaste is also now President Pottypants. No wonder he gets all wee-wee’d up over things!

  • Diana L. C.

    Yep, he mentioned their “god” Reagan during the primary, and he had them fawning over him.

  • elizabethrc

    Larry, this is one of the best you’ve ever written. No one could have explained Obamism more precisely and if only this could be sent to the cable media where more could read it and understand the depth of the mistake that is Obama, I’d feel a ray of hope for this country.

  • ACPD

    I don’t understand how so many people can believe that there is any doubt about climate change, except to think that they know nothing about science and how science works. Also, they cannot be aware of the history of this “debate” and the fact that the oil industry actually wrote the first documents introduced by the Bush administration to create a debate where there is none. If you have any interest in learning how this was done, I recommend a book entitled The Republican War on Science by Chris Mooney.

    And for those who take solace in their ignorance from the emails, etc. that have been disclosed….That is not science either.

    Science is the discipline in which questions are asked and hypothesises are put forth that are tested. If the results can’t be tested and reproduced, they are not scientific. Real scientists (and not the ones who get their degrees over the Internet) then write papers that are submitted to other scientists (peers) for review. It is a process that is rigorous and rarely allows unsupportable claims to be made. Even so, granted there can be debate among even real scientists on issues.

    The remarkable thing about the climate change research is there is so much evidence supporting these views among scientists that according to the National Academy of Science’s 2001 report on climate science it supports the findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. On the other hand, Senator Inhofe, who is supported by and supportive of the oil and coal industries, introduced the notion of a “hoax” as a political ploy. It is not based on science or fact–but rather money and politics.

    Whether you believe in climate change or not and whether you think the glaciers are fading away on their own without consequences, the fact remains that we are quickly running out of oil, and like the countries before us who based their economies on whale oil and other finite resources, we need to change our thinking in order to move forward.

    By the way, “global warming” really is misleading term in that it suggests that everything is warming up. While it is true that the oceans are warming, etc, the problem is that by warming up the balance between hots and colds as well as wets and dries in the environment is being thrown off, so that we now see extremes rather than moderations in these conditions. The problem for life on this planet is that we depend on moderations in our weather. Extreme rain and snowfall, extreme hot and cold, etc are not compatible with life and the production of food.

    If this country weren’t so completely ignorant of science and math, people like Inhofe and industries like the oil companies couldn’t jerk us around….It is sad all around, because unless our country and economy adjusts we are more than likely going to experience the kind of fall from power and world-leadership the Dutch, Spanish and English experienced before us. Just look how close China is already….

  • http://NoQuarterUSA.net Larry Johnson

    It is not a disbelief in “global warming.” Rather it is doubt about attributing the observed climate change solely or primarily to human action. Moreover it is the additional doubt that policies can be adopted that will change the climate over the short to middle term.

    The science on this is far from settled. I’ve been through the hysterical nonsense of so-called “settled” science before. Paul Ehrlich warned us back in the 70s that all would die from the population explosion. Well, guess what? He was wrong.

  • yttik

    Obama was not elected because millions of liberals fell in love with him, he was elected because millions of conservatives couldn’t get excited about McCain/Palin and stayed home.

    So thanks a lot liberals??! I don’t think so. Thanks a lot conservatives who were burned out after 8 yrs of Bush and didn’t think McCain was a candidate worth fighting for.

  • donjo

    Paul Ehrlich was right; he just got the dates wrong.

  • yttik

    “Whether you believe in climate change..”

    Science never demands that people “believe.” Belief is the realm of religion.

  • hokma

    You are wrong. There never was a debate or even a discussion. This has been about money: scientists, politicans, and investors. Scientists find evidence and use some of it to support their hypothesis and defer other evidence that denies their hypothesis. That is how this has worked.

    There has been climate change on Earth for over 4.5 billion years and all of it was not man made. It is speculative at best that recent human actions has had negative affects on our climate. It is also speculative that any climate changes has been the result of human actions at all.

    If this was real science then the pro-man made climate scientists would have gladly engaged in a debate with those who do not see that. The fact is that they have refused and that fact is indisputable.

  • kenoshamarge

    I don’t believe that Oblahblah is a Republican plant. I don’t believe that every time the Democrats screw everything up it is somehow the Republican’s fault.

    Oblahblah is who and what the Democratic leadership wanted. No Republican plot. A Democratic plot. He’s what they, and the complicit media wanted and they fooled enough of the people for just long enough to get this barely adequate politician elected. Now we all pay.

    Don’t blame Oblahblah on the Republicans. They are still standing with dropped jaws at how this incompetent, dishonest and basically insufferable boor of a president and the dim witted arrogant congressional Dems have allowed them to get back up off the ground.

    Bush/Cheney should have kept the Republicans down for a generation. Thanks to Oblahblah, Pelosi and Reid they are back in action long before they expected or hoped.

  • oowawa

    The organisers had planned a celebration of a grand new global pact – but the party was a disaster and they forgot to bring the agreement.

    Good analogy. To expand on this: what the organisers forgot to bring to the party was the booze. Actually, Thee One was to have been the booze–the feel-good element whose rousing all-inclusive spirit was going to make everybody hold hands in a show of cordial co-operation and sing “Kumbaya” while even the oceans celebrated and stopped their pesky uprising.

    But the booze didn’t show up until the party was breaking up, and what finally arrived had already been watered down to about 0 proof–a near-beer at best.

  • oowawa

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  • lark

    You have been sold a bill of goods that is just illusory. Why? Because you were raised in a scientific environment. But science is dead.

    You are making your points from a 3000 plus square foot house made with materials that just respond to one criteria: convenience. It is just enjoyable for you to make your points without realizing that only carbon emitting fossil fuels have the capacity to provide you with the energy you demand.

    The fallacy about your points is your own way of life. There are no alternative fuels that will suffice your need for energy and you are not willing to make the changes that will change your status as an energy consumer. You really demand and require more energy in your life daily and only fossil fuels can provide it. One gallon of petroleum can provide you with all the energy you demand for a day. Any other alternative fuel will take a month of operation to give you your day worth of energy you consume.

    My Bolivian friend who lives in New York in a laundry basement without heat, kitchen or bath is doing very well because he eats only raw foods. He learned from his early childhood to live with very small energy needs.

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  • lark

    And also scientist are some of the professionals that have and need the highest energy demand of anyone. They need more than anyone to burn oil to get their professional projects going. I would like to see these ‘so called green scientist’ running their computers and other high consumption electrical devices with a wind turbine and a solar panel.

    This is all bull crap. Everything we use in our life comes from scientific discovery but these scientist are very much unwilling to build their homes with new materials. No. They just simply go out a buy a regular house just like the rest of us and then turn on the heat full blast to get comfortable.

  • Texas Playwright

    Hey, hattip, MILLIONS of us current/former Liberals/Democrats screamed about this grossly incompetent, insanely egotistical fraud squatting in OUR WH since 2007–so we agree with your post. Plus, millions of conservatives stayed home during the GE and helped hand our country over to these Chicago thugs.

    Now, how can us Dems, GOP, liberals, conservatives, independents, libertarians of all jobs, all races, all religions find common cause and repeal this health INSURANCE/PHARMA giveaway? I think it is unconstitutional, for one, both in content and in creation. What are you willing to do to get this 2,000-page POS off the books?

    Coalition time, America. What three things must we do first and how do we get We the People to do it? My choices:

    1. Take it to the streets–lots more rallies against the bill. Tea Party buildup by the day.
    2. Learn the Congressional parliamentary rules to slow the bill down and thus kill it–go to Hillaryis44 and read the post about “Byrdlock.”
    Call your Congresspeople and urge them to Byrdlock so every dang politician READS the bill start to finish and We the People have time to do the same.

    3. Call out the crooks–Nelson, bho the fraud, Axelrod, Emmanual, big insurance, big Pharma etc. for their secret dealings, threats, bribes and make flyers to inform people.

  • Portia Elizabeth

    Larry — thank you for a great analysis. I laughed out loud over those vivid descriptions of BO.

    Maybe BO should stay home for awhile. His trip on behalf of the Olympics failed; his trip to China to beg for more money failed; now Copenhagen. I hope he stays away from the North Pole.

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  • Docelder

    This has been one of the few places on the Internet that has been dead right about Obama the whole way, while at the same time being credible and non-partisan about it. This place has been like ground zero for truth in a world gone near insane. If the Republic is to survive this test, it will be because of writers and people like we have here.

  • barry bums a ciggie

    This is not a return of Jimmy Carter. This is worse. This is Billy Carter with a smooth baritone voice and beautiful chocolate skin.

    LMAO! It’s beyond comical, Obobo’s amateur play is making him look truly impotent. His kool-aid drinkers can’t even defend his half-ass, half-baked stance nowadays. One of my good friends who smoked that hopey-dopey pipe said she doesn’t want to talk politics with me anymore because she knows The One has left them holding his soiled diaper.

  • Murray

    In regard to the “comment” by hattip:

    Heh, heh – the first troll of the season! Specifically, the White House AND the Republican party surely has noticed that the huge number of Palin Conservatives (split from the “Republican” party) are finding common ground with the huge number of Hillary Democrats (split from the “Democrat” party).

    I betcha it’s the New White House Talking Point: to drive a wedge between the two factions who, together, are the majority.

    C’mon guys…

  • Murray

    HAH! Good one, Portia!!!!

  • b mathews

    against my better judgement, i tuned into chris tingle mathews sunday show just to see if he was coming out of his koolaid induced coma, ala keith olbermann. nope, they are still defending him and still blaming the last administration and saying he inherited this mess. excuse me..he fought tooth and nail, lied, and cheated to get the job. now its his. he owns it. he needs to suck it up and stop blaming everyone else for his incompetence.

  • The Real HC

    We cannot blame conservatives, or liberals, or progressives, or men, or women, or really any one group.

    I had plenty of progressive coworkers who were very excited about Obama, some even registered to vote for him, casting the first votes of their lives. Real zealots, crying and carrying on when he won.

    I hold a special place in my heart for two particular groups:

    -the white republican males who went and voted against Hillary in local dem primary in some craptastic “bros before hos” moment. You know who you are gents, thanks for nothing, everything, and whatever comes between.

    -the KOS progressives/moveon/Huffpo crowd, who just now realize they were sold a bill of goods. Boo hoo hoo folks, I really feel for ya. Really.

  • The Real HC

    This point is entirely lost on Hopenhageners.

    Nobody disputes climates can change over time on Earth.

    The climate changed drastically and repeatedly before humanity ever existed.

    It changed before the industrial revolution occurred.

    I dispute that the cause of climate change over time is “settled”.

    I dispute that human created CO2 is the driving force behind climate change over time.

    I dispute that CO2 is a hazardous gas that must be regulated by the EPA.

    Barack Obama embarassed me once again, can the man just stop flying to Danmark please? Seriously, its just bad news for him.

  • andrew

    An impotent amateur?

    Maybe we should step back and consider the full range of changes that Obama and the democratic majority have undertaken this past year, and just how far along they are after so short a time. Much has fallen off the media’s narrow-focus radar screen. The consteration on the right isn’t because of the man’s ineffectiveness.

  • Donna Brazile

    droolie:

    I hope you get a big dose of this health care.

    Stop the give me something for free fest!

  • Docelder

    just how far along they are after so short a time

    Like China saying we are cut off? It is going to take communist China to restrain these guys and to force them into fiscal responsibility. That is how far they have come in less than a year. Not exactly unicorns and rainbows.

  • Docelder

    a big dose of this health care

    H1N1 was a big dose of what we will get. Pharma and will just love it and it will come down heavy handed. A corporate dream and an American nightmare all at once.

  • andrew

    There is no free lunch. But everyone who is hungry should have a way to find a meal before starvation sets in.

  • andrew

    I am not necessarily unhappy that China will not let us run a tab forever. We needed a wake up call.

  • Arabella Trefoil

    Thank goodness for mom and her restocking the fridge with hot pockets. As God is my witness, andrew will never go hungry again!

  • IndayHill

    Great post, Larry.
    When will America wake up to the emptiness of the current tenant in the WH?
    Everything is about him, his family lately too. He makes me annoyed: TOO MUCH TV exposure !!!
    Sure ! I change the Channel to History !

    God Bless America !

    Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year to all !

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