Clowing Around Again - BoBama The Clown Gets No Respect

Our fearless leader is back and looking tired. Of course he is tired. He is actually trying to do work, something he has never before done in his life. Plus, he has gotten no results as usual. At what point does this man realize that being liked and getting things done have nothing to do with each other. The world is laughing at this guy behind his back. Actually, they are laughing at him right to his face.

It is a very simple concept. Every country in this world does what is in their best interest (other than the US of course). The best interest of these countries is rarely in the best interest of the US. Thus, foreign countries will support and like a President who is bad for the US, as that is good for the foreign countries. Accordingly, when we see the world gushing with love for our Clown in Chief then we should assume it is because they have already surmised that he is in their best interest, not our country's.

Der Spiegel gets it, and they are German. Why don't we get it?

Obama's Nice Guy Act Gets Him Nowhere on the World Stage

When he entered office, US President Barack Obama promised to inject US foreign policy with a new tone of respect and diplomacy. His recent trip to Asia, however, showed that it's not working. A shift to Bush-style bluntness may be coming.

There were only a few hours left before Air Force One was scheduled to depart for the flight home. US President Barack Obama trip through Asia had already seen him travel 24,000 kilometers, sit through a dozen state banquets, climb the Great Wall of China and shake hands with Korean children. It was high time to take stock of the trip.

Barack Obama looked tired on Thursday, as he stood in the Blue House in Seoul, the official residence of the South Korean president. He also seemed irritable and even slightly forlorn. The CNN cameras had already been set up. But then Obama decided not to play along, and not to answer the question he had already been asked several times on his trip: what did he plan to take home with him? Instead, he simply said "thank you, guys," and disappeared. David Axelrod, senior advisor to the president, fielded the journalists' questions in the hallway of the Blue House instead, telling them that the public's expectations had been "too high."

The mood in Obama's foreign policy team is tense following an extended Asia trip that produced no palpable results. The "first Pacific president," as Obama called himself, came as a friend and returned as a stranger. The Asians smiled but made no concessions.

The world has no respect for the United States anymore. They know we are bankrupt and can not pay our debt. Moreover, they know that with our crony political system we do not have the resolve to do what is necessary to save ourselves. Interest rates must be increased immediately. Spending must be slashed by a minimum of 50% across the board. Anything less than this will result in our country being crushed by the financial tsunami that is currently a mile off our coast and closing in fast.

Obama's Clown Summit

Is this a joke or is the Clown in Chief still campaigning? A summit to fix the job situation. This is exactly what useless people do, they have meetings. The truth of the matter is that they sit around and tell each other how smart they are, cater in nice food, pretend they are important but never really get anything done. Which of course is not much of a shock as our President has never accomplished a single thing in his life. He is a man of meetings and talking, but not of action. Unless of course it benefits him directly.

President Obama took time Thursday -- before jetting off to Asia for a 10-day tour -- to announce a December jobs summit aimed at synching job growth with the massive government spending meant to "break the back" of the recession.

The announcement came as the Labor Department reported another 502,000 new jobless claims, two high-tech mainstays announced big layoffs and the unemployment rate reached 10.2 percent.

Obama said the White House forum will gather CEOs, small business owners, economists, financial experts and representatives from labor unions and nonprofit groups "to talk about how we can work together to create jobs and get this economy moving again."

CEOs? Does that mean low life incompetent fascists like Jeffrey Immelt of GE? Economists? Does that include genius noble prize winners like Paul Krugman who had no clue we were in for a housing bubble and thinks that $800 billion in stimulus won't work because it is too little? Financial experts? Does this include criminal banksters like Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs who helped create this mess and has stolen hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer money and given it to his crony crooked banker friends for bonuses. But as he told us all, he is doing God's work. And for the ultimate screw you, "labor union reps?" What do these guys know about creating jobs, other than of course creating multi million dollar jobs for themselves by stealing the actual workers' money.

"We all know that there are limits to what government can and should do, even during such difficult times. But we have an obligation to consider every additional, responsible step that we can take to encourage and accelerate job creation in this country," he said.

He added that the forum is intended to prevent making "any ill-considered decisions -- even with the best intentions -- particularly at a time when our resources are so limited. But it's just as important that we are open to any demonstrably good idea to supplement the steps we've already taken to put America back to work."

I have a hard time believing that there a limits to what government can do with the super genius in charge. But of course right after he says that line he goes and says the exact opposite. As for ill-considered decisions I would have to count electing him and having John McCain as our other choice as two of the greatest ill-conceived decisions ever.

Yup, getting the group of incompetents together in a room should solve the problem. The truth is that we would all be better off if all these clowns just locked themselves in a VW Bug and never came out again.