Time for Thorns

As you contemplate the WaPo’s hit piece scare story about  mean old  Mitt Romney,   consider this.   What you won’t read about Clinton or Obama is that they were good neighbors, told by their actual neighbors.  It doesn’t take much trouble  to find them  about Gov. Romney,  but you won’t read any in the WaPo,  just as you won’t see anything unpleasant about His Oneness there.

That would be Marian Robinson,  the mother of Our Lady of Perpetual Dissatisfaction.  Of course,  Mrs. Robinson is still quite comfortably ensconced in the White House as a convenient babysitter,  but Mrs. Obama evidently shares her husband’s belief that  lies don’t count  when they tell them.   Mrs. Robinson no doubt still owns her house, but she hasn’t lived there since April of 2009.

Joseph Curl  has a piece on  Our Lady of Perpetual Dissatisfaction,  revealing that she has run her true colors up the main mast again.   If you bothered to read her senior college thesis,  which would have earned me a C at best in high school,  you won’t be the least surprised.

Experts say your basic character is set by the time you’re sixteen.  I have found that to be true in most cases.  I can count on one hand the number of people I know who changed significantly after that age,  and all of them needed a change or they were going to be dead or incarcerated.   Michelle and Barack Obama have a sense of entitlement the size of the Grand Canyon,  but like all progressives they want someone else to help the little people,  and they’re perfectly willing to use force to make it happen.  That’s one of the dangers inherent in the liberal/progressive minds of today   —   they have a dangerous fondness for authoritarianism.

I feel sorry  for the agent.   If I had to protect His Oneness and Our Lady of Perpetual Dissatisfaction,  I’d drink too much myself.

Bill Clinton was an unprincipled,  corrupt horn-dog,  but still managed to appear presidential at times.  His Oneness is an unprincipled,  corrupt egotist whose idea of looking presidential is to tilt his chin skyward and condescend to all,  a point Jay Nordlinger makes with devastating clarity in regard to Obama’s meddling in Wisconsin.   Quin Hillyer gets the hat tip,  but also read  his post,  as well as Matt Welch’s  piece.

Robert Stacy McCain  lays out some numbers for the teachers which make their complaints look hypocritical.   Ross Kaminsky reports that the war in Wisconsin,  now joined by Pres. Obama,  makes clear 3 points about Democrats,  which Republicans should repeat frequently.

Wisconsin isn’t  the only state with union agitators,  but if the Republican governors of Wisconsin and Ohio limit the collective bargaining power of public employees,  who I agree should have none,  the unions will be challenged elsewhere.   The Wall Street Journal  has more on the battle between public employee unions and taxpayers.    Jay Nordlinger detects a whiff of Castroism in Wisconsin  –  unsurprising given that the progressive movement basically started in the state.     And he also reports on physical damage by unions  in Idaho.    Even the Left  is debating itself on Wisconsin.

Katrina Trinko tells you how to  keep up with all the happenings. Michael Walsh has something to say on  the importance of this heartland revolution.

This is what soul-dead,  rotten Chicago produces,  along with His Oneness and Our Lady of Perpetual Dissatisfaction.

In response to the anti-obesity campaign of Our Lady of Perpetual Dissatisfaction,  since  the report of her very own task force indicated that childhood obesity rates have shown “no significant increase in recent years.”

h/t Daniel Foster at The Corner.

And speaking of things which aren’t true,  Rich Lowry absolutely nails His Oneness  here.

Joseph Lawler  responds to a long Todd Purdham article whacking John McCain and expressing relief we have Obama instead.   While Lawler’s  points are well made,   some of the comments to them are quite good themselves,  so you should read them.

By the way,  I detest McCain,  for a whole host of reasons,  and the only reason I was able to vote for him was because I understood the alternative which His Oneness presented — and I found Sarah Palin so deliciously,  shockingly,  refreshing.

Bernie Quigley has a  biting column on the failure of His Oneness and other liberal elites to comprehend 9/11 as We the People do.

He quotes from the memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant:  “Experience proves that the man who obstructs a war in which his nation is engaged,  no matter whether right or wrong,  occupies no enviable place in life or history.”

And the last,  most damning line Quigley writes is this:  ” Obama is too young to understand this,  and he will always be too young.”

This will not change.   Obama is still a Golden Child in his head.  That is how he sees himself;  that is his concept of self.   A Golden Child is always correct,  even if others can not see it.   He makes no mistakes,  and his vision is the best one,  which others should simply accept.   Our Lady of Perpetual Dissatisfaction is much the same.    The boring details of the myriad public and semi-public duties of a First Lady are tedious for her,  and she finds her annoyance with them increasingly difficult to hide.

We have less than 60 days to begin the process of saving our nation from the particular vision the Obamas share.   Do your part.

ShoreBank might be  saved again,  but did His Oneness help save it the first time around?

Also,  Mad Maxine’s   grandson seems to be up to his eyeballs in the bank rescue which led to her ethics charges.

Not that either event has anything to do with  the latest news from James Carville’s polling group…