What's the best
time of year to beat your children?
There is no best time, and you should never beat your children, but
that's not to exclude the occasional swat on the behind when it's deserved.
I started
thinking about this beating thing only for one reason. Seems to me that among all those young
college grads associated with the Obama Administration -- the ones who think
they're gods and goddesses just because they went to prestigious universities
-- who nevertheless are too young, too inexperienced and positively too devoid
of common sense to know the dangers of policies they're asked to carry out, a
fair share probably never experienced so much as one spanking in their lives. Imagine all those youthful White House attorneys and social engineering
psychologists raised with nothing but praise, trophies and a total lack of
disappointment as they were given everything they ever wanted.
Now, think of
them all working together as one in a White House hive, privileged worker bees
happily distorting truth, manufacturing lies, half-baking presidential
decisions / indecision and dispatching jars of constitutionally fetid
directives throughout the land.
Yes, these are
the folks who might have gained benefit from a good old-fashioned spanking now
and then in their youth. Obviously, it's too late now.
3,000 Americans
will reportedly be shipped off to Africa to somehow help deal with the Ebola
crisis. Sorry to be so insensitive, but
I'd rather they head for the northern and southern borders of the USA and stop
the other deadly diseases storming this country, the ones on two feet. The White House Marxist continues to screw
brave military members who were never intended to do the things this pathetic
presidential failure and his cohorts insist upon. We're told they won't be at risk of
developing Ebola -- yeah, and ISIS was just "junior varsity" and not
worthy of a second look, either. By the way, the United Nations gang doesn't appear too interested in jumping into this sea of hell.
Meanwhile,
Hillary Clinton continues the journey to remove herself from any vestiges of
the apparently corrupt State Dept., and her monumentally destructive actions in
the Middle East in collaboration with Boss Obama. I guess her hitting the political trail
exemplifies what's known in the working world as re-inventing oneself. Hard to tell the difference between the
re-invented and a chameleon.
