In a rare moment of honesty, Obama did acknowledge his own involvement in supplying Mexico with guns when he said, “Most of the guns used to commit violence here in Mexico come from the United States.” No Shiite, Sherlock.
During the ‘100th Day Ongoing Misadventure’ press conference, things got dicey when the president was prodded and probed by Ed Henry, who had the audacity to suggest to the president that “there are some survivors of that terror attack who say they want to come forward and testify – some in your State Department – and they say they’ve been blocked.”
And talk about mixed messages: The New Jersey governor endorsed Mitt Romney and then played kissy-face with Romney’s opponent. Yet it was reported that “presidential politics were the last thing (sic) on his mind as he toured storm-devastated areas with Obama last fall.”
No offense to Mr. Graham, but it’s hard to imagine that almost 12 years after 9/11 a United States senator would suggest that now is the time to find out more about the millions of people living here illegally.
By adhering to the tenet of moral relativism alone, moral relativists and their ilk have zero right to oppose any kind of behavior, even if such perverse or evil conduct shocks them or negatively impacts their lives. Remember, the price of subjective preference can be very high.
A man who frequently jumps to conclusions giving counsel about not jumping to conclusions is a telling example of an individual who projects his own propensity for distrust onto other people. Moreover, Obama clearly doesn’t know what he’s doing. When cautioning again “not to jump to conclusions,” Obama said, “We don’t yet have all the answers.” Whether the president was cognizant of it or not, those words apply to him, a man who thinks he has all the answers but in reality has none.
If preventing death were really Obama’s goal, then he’d address the much larger number of Americans who die for reasons other than lethal gunfire.
It’s been a whole week and America is long overdue for another up-yours, in-your-face display of Obama-style overindulgence. This time America is getting a double dose; the White House, which is currently off limits to the little people due to budgetary constraints, is swinging open the doors to welcome the …
Oops! Doesn’t a smart woman like Michelle realize that there is a big difference between “single” and “busy?” Guess she does, because the first lady quickly corrected her Freudian slip by saying, “Sometimes when you’ve got the husband who’s president, it can feel a little single, but he’s there.”
Simple math proves that the deportation of 11 or 30 million illegals, whichever you prefer, would pay for itself in a little over a year, saving billions, maybe even trillions of dollars in the long haul. That kind of an investment would send a firm message to the world to respect our borders, and give America back to Americans and law-abiding immigrants entering the nation through the proper channels.
