Unknowing pre-emptive hypocrisy exposure of one you hold in the highest esteem as The One.  Well ain't that a B!!!

LMAO...this is more than priceless!

Talk about pot calling kettle black.

PJ...thank you...this will be going viral in more ways than one...hehehe.

Doubling down on stupid is not a particularly good idea. ~Andrew Breitbart

That's our Barry....he's nothing if not  hypocritical...and arrogant.

People have to understand: that was then, this is now.  We couldn't trust Bush, but now 

Everything's Fine

I mean you remember that there was no real debate about that [Patriot Act] It
was so quick after 9/11 that it was introduced that people felt very
intimidated by the administration. 

You mean kind of like people are being intimidated now into thinking that if we don't do this right away costs will skyrocket and everyone will lose their health care?

Chuck Todd was right about Emanuel.  Throw it all out there.  And lump it all together, as if it's all part of the stimulus package, and if it doesn't get done, the economy will never recover.

I've been saying here for weeks....what do  "health care" and "green energy" have to do with jumpstarting the economy?? And yet, every time he opened his mouth, the President was lumping those two things in as part of the "stimulus plan."

Obama: ... And I think that this is in some ways what happened to the Patriot Act.

My goodness - I just love it when they do this. First of all, Sen. Joe Biden - that would be Obama's current Vice President - was the co-author of the original Patriot Act, which was written following the OK Federal building bombing.

Well, let Biden explain it:

"I drafted a terrorism bill after the Oklahoma City bombing. And the bill John Ashcroft sent up was my bill." 

So the question to Obama, is, "just what is the definition of 'my bill' ?" 

(;~/ gary

Obama: I'm here to talk about [fill in the blank]. But let me say, first, that I inherited this mess from the previous administration. But you are lucky that I took office when I did. The previous administration would have caused 14 pounds of unreadable legislation to wind its way through our legislative process. My Czars and I have cut that down to only 11.5 pounds, at a cost of only 6.5 trillion dollars.

I'm going to use the savings to expand the nation's police force by 100,001 police officers -- starting in Cambridge, MA.

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An optimist thinks that the glass is 1/2 full; a pessimist 1/2 empty; a realist thinks the glass is twice a big as it needs to be

This is good, but what's the response when the democrats say the republican's are hypocritical too?  Not sure of the situation back then, but Bush was apparently pushing legislation hard and quick and republicans seemed OK with it then. 

Stack this new one up against the example William McGurn cited back in February from The Audacity of Hope, where Obama complains:

"Genuine bipartisanship, though, assumes an honest process of
give-and-take, and that the quality of the compromise is measured by
how well it serves some agreed-upon goal, whether better schools or
lower deficits. This in turn assumes that the majority will be
constrained--by an exacting press corps and ultimately an informed
electorate--to negotiate in good faith. If these conditions do not
hold--if nobody outside Washington is really paying attention to the
substance of the bill, if the true costs of the tax cut are buried in
phony accounting and understated by a trillion dollars or so--the
majority party can begin every negotiation by asking for 100 percent of
what it wants, go on to concede 10 percent, and then accuse any member
of the minority party who fails to support this 'compromise' of being
'obstructionist.' For the minority party in such circumstances,
'bipartisanship' comes to mean getting chronically steamrolled,
although individual senators may enjoy certain political rewards by
consistently going along with the majority and hence gaining a
reputation for being 'moderate' or 'centrist.'" [p. 131 of paperback ed.]

Eliding the words "of the tax cut," as Mr. McGurn does in his article, makes the quote sound like a 2009 G.O.P. lament. Interesting how "getting chronically steamrolled" isn't such a bad thing when it is Democrats doing the steamrolling, isn't it?

I'm glad we have the internet to help this stuff spread. Let's hope this does go viral. Can't depend on the GOP to research stuff like this - they are too busy explaining why they need to vote for Sotomayor.

Messiahs empty suit is stripped off, the public is seeing what was covered up by the MSM (except for NB, FOX, Rush and a few others).  The MSM are now being seen as untrustworthy, derelict and liars from their complete abdication of fullfilling their basic responsiblities concerning the One. 

The things that bothered many about his associations, religious beliefs, racial ideology, friends and history have all come home to roost.   What is really alarming is the party supporters who sold their souls, while selling out their country to get this crackpot elected, they now want us to trust them with major changes to Health care, energy, unions and almost anything else is beyond laughable. 

Since taking over control of Congress end of 2006 the Dems and in six months with the Messiah they broke the bank, racism is on the front burner, all the spending/borrowing has sunk us further into a Recession/Depression, Marxist Fed power is being pushed throughout our banks, manufacturing, major industries, (whats left of them).  Have I left any other failures out?   Now a decrepted Health Reform Bill and Cap & Tax and Federalized Unionism bills are being jammed in our faces with threats of 2nd Amendment changes.  Add in Sotomayor, a light weight socialist AA SCOTUS nominee, is icing on the cake.

Enough already, comparing Sotero to Jimmy C. isn't going far enough, the Messiah is trying to destroy America just like all his friends, family and teachers wanted him to do.

No Representation in NorCal