Thoughts On Obama From Bama

Weeks 158 and 159- Bully Pulpit

When you're down on your luck,
And you ain't got a buck,
In London, you're a goner.
Even London Bridge's fallen down,
And moved to Arizona. I know why.
I'll substantiate the rumor,
That the English sense of humor,
Is drier than the Texas sand.
You can put up your dukes,
You can bet your boots,
I'll be leavin' here as fast as I can.

I wanna go home with the Armadilla.
Country music from Amarilla and Abilene.
The friendliest people,
And the prettiest women you've ever seen.
London Homesick Blues, Gary P Nunn/Jerry Jeff Walker

Because of ongoing technical difficulties and other priorities we've combined Weeks 158 and 159. With the expanded time period choosing one topic to focus on from all of the abuses of power, lies, gross incompetence and implementation of their Socialist agenda has sure enough been a real barn burner.

One incident did catch our attention as another glaring example of the arrogance and cut throat political tactics employed by the hope and change gang. President Barack Husein Obama, the leader of the free world, on another tax payer funded campaign trip to Arizona verbally assaulted and attempted to physically intimidate a sitting Governor who just so happens to disagree with his politics.

Bless her heart, Governor Jan Brewer, was publicly accosted by the our Political Hack/Thug-in-Chief who openly and without shame took off on the gov. for all the world to see over some comments in Ms. Brewer's book "Scorpions for Breakfast". Mr. Obama's cowardly behavior sure as hell gives a new meaning to the term "Bully Pulpit"

Following is a detailed description of this most unfortunate demonstration of Presidential intimidation and suppression:

• Shortly after stepping off Air Force One in Phoenix Mr. Obama challenged Gov. Brewer over comments she made about him in her recent book. His reaction came one day after he used his State of the Union address to call for a renewed spirit of political bipartisanship


• Brewer, whose “Scorpions for Breakfast” faults Obama for pandering to Hispanic voters said the president mentioned the book, unprompted, after she invited him to meet with her to discuss “Arizona’s comeback.”


• “He was somewhat thin-skinned and a little tense to say the least,” Brewer told Phoenix radio station KFYI. “I went there with good intentions . . . talking about Arizona and how I could give some assistance to him".


• After his unsuccessful attempt to intimidate the Governor into submission the President abruptly left in mid sentence like a spoiled child scolded by an fed up parent

This ain't no isolated incident neither. Right after the BP oil spill our Bully-in-Chief tried the same intimidation tactics with GOP Governor Jindal from Louisiana. After seeing Gov. Brewer's encounter he made the following remarks:

• “It brought back memories... He grabs me by the arm, takes me aside. Here’s the strange thing: I thought he’d be angry about the oil spill, the lack of resources; I thought he’d get down there and say, 'Look governor, we’re going to do everything we can to work together.' Instead, he was upset he was going to look bad; he was worried about some routine letter we had already sent to his administration, nothing important."

Other examples of presidential bullying are more abundant than white on rice and include the following:

• During the only televised meeting with republicans to discuss Obamacare the Bully-in-Chief dressed down Senator McCain stating we won the election so sit down, shut up, and how dare you question me on this or any other subject


• After Congressman Paul Ryan released the GOP's proposed budget President Strong Arm Obama invited Ryan to attend his major economic policy speech the following week under the pretense of bipartisan compromise. Instead Mr. Obama verbally assaulted Ryan accusing him of everything from starving the old folks too clubbing baby seals. A real classy performance


• During last year's State of the Union the president publicly humiliated the Supreme Court Justices in attendance lying about the implications of a recent ruling knowing decorum and propriety would prohibit a response

Why does our fearless leader insist on behaving like a school yard bully? After 4 years of close observation we're tickled pink to offer the following explanations:

• He's a Yankee with a powerful hankering towards tacky behavior


• He's a tacky Yankee lawyer, a sure fire combination for boorish, ungentlemanly conduct


• He's an egomaniac pathological narcissist


• He's a tyrannical Socialist


• He's a pointy headed elitist hell bent on imposing his will the Constitution and American values be damned


• He's not much more than a glorified political hack who surrounds himself with thugs and criminals from his ole stomping grounds the corrupt Chicago political machine


• Like most bullies he's a coward who wouldn't dare intimidate anyone without his 24/7 secret service detail around to protect his happy ass

We need a lot more folks like Governor Brewer standing up to our Bully-in-Chief, pointing a finger in his face, and telling him what for. Scorpions for breakfast all around.

I am, American by birth and Southern by the grace of God.

Ron W Garikes