The Time magazine "journalist" comes across as a bespectacled pre-teen, looking longingly at all the kids in their clubhouse having a swell time. Gee, they're a cool bunch! Ann Althouse accurately calls this piece "a particularly silly example of press love for Obama."
This section in particular caused me to LOL:
Romney also has the luxury of an open schedule. Although without the gilded mantle of the presidency, he can spend every waking hour as a full-time candidate, while the President is required to do his day job.Oh yes, it's a non-stop schedule of fundraisers, golf, posh parties, campaign stops masquerading as "policy speeches" and checking boxes. Obama's so busy, he just doesn't have time for press conferences or passing economy-killing budgets. The poor man should take a vacation.
Oh yes, it's a non-stop schedule of fundraisers, golf, posh parties, campaign stops masquerading as "policy speeches" and checking boxes. Obama's so busy, he just doesn't have time for press conferences or passing economy-killing budgets. The poor man should take a vacation.
ReplyDeleteDamn straight! As that list shows, these last few years have turned the White House topsy-turvy. Because at least Bush signed a few economy-killing budgets.
The quacking over vacations (*2009-present only) makes the teleprompter circle jerk seem wise.
ReplyDeleteThe teleprompter has a better chance of producing a budget.
ReplyDeleteEven the teleprompter didn't vote FOR Obama's budget.
ReplyDeleteA teleprompter would have had wittier comebacks.
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