President
Obama's press conference showed me a man who is either isolated from
reality or unfit for the executive position that he ran for.
To
be fair, this "100th day" standard is silly. I am not really sure why
presidents even talk about it but they do. What's the big deal about 100
days in a 1300-plus days term?
President Obama looked so bad today that even Dana Milbank used the word "moribound" when referring to his presidency.
This is on top of Maureen Dowd writing that he did not know how "to govern".
Zeke Miller noticed that he was in charge but not in control.
Ron Fournier even made a comparison to President Clinton in 1995 after he lost the House & Senate.
I just watched a rerun of the news conference and had a simple question: What was the point of this news conference anyway?
I
had to laugh at a couple of his comments. Wonder how bad this guy
would look if he actually had a media that was aggressive and asked
tough questions?
As usual, he blamed Congress. He forgot to say that it was a Democratic Congress that denied funds to close GITMO. It was Senate Democrats who killed the gun control bill last week.
On the problems implementing ObamaCare, he looked so out of touch that Democrats must be banging their fists against the wall.
On
Benghazi, he was unaware of the "whistleblowers" controversy. Didn't
Jay Carney tell him that he might get a question about it?
On
Syria, his explanation was so silly that the world must be wondering
about his state of mind. I am not suggesting that we should send in
troops but dancing around "red lines" makes him look so weak. Are we
supposed to have a video of a Syrian opening a can and forcing someone
to smell it?
Last
week, President Obama was in Dallas and must have noticed how happy the
ex-presidents were. His predecessors were smiling and giddy.
It makes me wonder if President Obama wouldn't rather be building a library than governing the country.
That's the impression that I got from this thing called a news conference today. Tags: President Obama news conference To share or post to your site, click on "Post Link". Please mention / link to the My View by Silvio Canto, Jr. Thanks!
