State by state,
outraged teachers and angry parents continue attempts to push the expensive Common
Core boondoggle over a cliff before already at-risk student brains become
further sauteed by lesson plans developed by intellectual defectives and
political operatives located far, far away from their school systems. Yes, this, even as Americans from all walks
discover that Obamacare came wrapped in a pretty package containing
personal economic poison.
Perhaps towering
far and above any of that at the moment, however, is a fact that every American
needs to know and understand right now -- President Obama and the Obama bunch
are directly responsible for the cancellation of missile defense systems that
were solidly intended to be built in Eastern Europe. When Mr. Obama assumed office, he apparently
wandered on in with a personal fantasy that diplomacy and kindness -- with a
little bow here and there -- can tame any U.S. enemy.
How is that
working out for us? It sure as hell is
working out for ol' Vlad Putin, and surely will for China, Iran, North Korea
and all the usual suspects.
I remember when Khrushchev pounded his shoe on a table at the U.N. Putin is successfully pounding both of his shoes on Obama's head, and Obama, ever the diplomat who cures all ills with a speech, responds pretty much with, thank you, but that's not right and we'll just have to do something?
As everybody's
costs of living rise because of Obama's misguided energy directives, and
because of regulations concocted in the dark of political night by human
university-bred cockroaches scurrying to take power from the people, remember
the "who." If the military
draft returns faster than you can blink, remember the "who."
Should the time
come around when lengthy prison sentences and other forms of punishment can at
last be pronounced upon a gang of folks who currently believe themselves immune
from their own laws and the people's outrage, simply because they cower or
blunder in our names without obvious potential consequence behind impressive
government nameplates -- and we're not excluding members of Congress here --
that could be a very good day for the country.
