March 25, 2009
It seems CHARLES BABINGTON has just had an epiphany. He writes about barry:
Barack Obama is emerging as a president who avoids confrontation where possible, yields ground strategically and prefers the soft sell to the hard.
Anyone wonder where Mr Babington has been the last two years, or for that matter all of barry's life? barry is called the obamanator for a reason - political expedient non-actions, well chosen words that don't answer the question and end with The American People...
And what happened when barry was pressed by Ed Henry? You got to see the real barry there.
And this:
In negotiations, he assumes a bend-but-don't-break posture. He will compromise on certain details when necessary but not on the heart of his main proposals.
Was Babington not following the primaries? barry's lead up to the Convention all the way to election day? One acronym: FISA.
So sayeth the obamerized Harry Reid:
It was vintage Obama. He made us all feel content and inspired by where we need to go.
...by saying nothing of substance, proposing nothing concrete, leaving the decision to someone else and then watching the polls before making a move - if in fact makes one - and having somebody ready to throw under the bus. How content was Reid about Burris? Burris who didn't bother with Blagojevich and bought the seat right off barry in a classic pay to play. And no one seems to care to investigate.
And to cap it off:
For now, Obama's style of patient listening and gentle prodding is getting rave reviews from congressional Democrats.
He listens because he doesn't know the issues well enough to discuss them, he thinks people should speak to him, he prods others make the decision, and in the end he goes with political expediency. His entire career has been this way.
Why are they just noticing it now?
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