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Maybe, Mr. President, Your Rhetoric’s* To Blame

August 12, 2011 by B. Daniel Blatt

According to an AP headline which led Yahoo! last night President Obama [said that] Something is wrong with country’s politics. And gosh, Mr. President, I thought you promised to fix all that, you know with your commitment to a new kind of politics.

Aligning himself with a public fed up with economic uncertainty and Washington gridlock, President Barack Obama declared Thursday: “There is nothing wrong with our country. There is something wrong with our politics.”

His toughly worded message — he said there was frustration in his voice, in case anyone missed the point — came amid a series of polls showing that people are disgusted with political dysfunction and are dispensing blame all around, including on Obama.

Obama aired his frustration with the ways of Washington at an event in Michigan before pivoting to his re-election campaign and a pair of big-money fundraisers in New York City.

Well, that paragraph helps explain why the president bears the lion’s share of the blame for the current political dysfunction.  He’s out politicking, nearly fifteen full months before the general election instead of focusing on his duties as chief executive.  Well, he and I do agree on one thing:

Obama said he told his Michigan audience that it deserves better than what it’s been getting from Washington.

It does indeed.  We can help give the national something better by replacing the man who currently holds the top job in that town.

*Partially

Filed Under: 2012 Presidential Election, Obama Hopenchange

Comments

  1. Levi says

    August 12, 2011 at 6:16 am - August 12, 2011

    Well, that paragraph helps explain why the president bears the lion’s share of the blame for the current political dysfunction. He’s out politicking, nearly fifteen full months before the general election instead of focusing on his duties as chief executive. Well, he and I do agree on one thing:

    Republicans have been accusing him of being a communist, a racist, and illegitimate since before he took office. He’s been bending over backwards to implement policies that conservatives say they support. And you’re going to complain about him politicking?

  2. V the K says

    August 12, 2011 at 6:00 pm - August 12, 2011

    “The only thing preventing these bills from being passed is the refusal of some folks in Congress to put country ahead of party… There are some in Congress right now who would rather see their opponents lose than see America win.

    Gee, didn’t the left used to whine about Republicans supposedly attacking their opponents’ patriotism?

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