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When He Is No Longer President

When someone is off-key in music, it’s often referred to as a bit “pitchy”, although with all the shrill, shrieking, and accelerated tempo of caterwauling and sarcasm, I believe Mr. Obama now sounds more like he’s interviewing for a guest panel slot on The View.

When he is no longer president, he will be remembered, notwithstanding his abysmal policies, ineptitude, brashness, crassness, rashness, or having a Marie-Antoinette-let-them-eat-cake-type of wife, a woman so completely and utterly undignified that she is almost her own sitcom. No, what will be Mr. Obama’s lasting legacy is the marketing campaign established to help sell him to America. All we got was the movie, “Dave”, except Kevin Kline was smarter. We collectively bought some ocean front property in Phoenix, Arizona.

POTUS, it turns out, now stands for Poser of The United States, and the worst part is the man is just over 50 and destined to pull a Jimmy Carter for the next 35 or 40 years while he tries to re-package himself as somehow being relevant, as if relevant and disastrous are somehow interchangeable.


We are not, unfortunately, left with only Mr. Obama’s unchecked ego so we must survey the landscape currently being plowed with respect to Michael Bloomberg in New York City. Nothing about this fellow brings any thoughts to mind about Jack La Lanne yet he somehow has determined himself to be the arbiter of people’s diets, as if popcorn and soda by themselves alone are responsible for obesity, and that he magically can wave his mayoral wand and cure it. Where on earth did this come from, and who does this man believe himself to be regarding what people ingest? The very temerity of a politician interpreting his or her role as having control over people’s lives is so revolting and jejune that one can only wonder why a recall vote only occurred in Wisconsin.

It is not a matter of disagreeing with an individual’s politics, for as the inimitable Walter Lippman once said, when we all think alike, nobody thinks, and as repulsive and naïve as Mr. Obama is, and as borderline-retarded his economic policies are, he is, after all, the President of the United States of America. Therein lies the rub. Yes, he is a Marxist. Yes, he is wrong on too many levels to count, and yes, he has played the race game with such dexterity he has remained skid-proof, but the part that is most irksome is that he is a paper-thin lightweight in so far over his head, the idea of commenting upon his screwing of the country is no longer good sport for commentary or even fun. In fact, it is tiresome. He’s not even grasping at straws well. He’s been exposed, and we as a nation are the victims of this nearly four year folly, hopefully strong enough to flush it all away like the nasty smell of a filling station bathroom.

Mitt Romney was not my first choice for president because I prefer the skills of Herman Cain,but that does not mean Mitt can’t do the job. In fact, he arguably is the perfect man for the job. It is going to take someone with management skills (check for Romney; no check for Obama) It’s going to take someone with fiscal experience (check for Romney; no check for Obama) It will require integrity and resolve by someone not playing for pollster approval, which means a conviction and belief in proven economic policies, and not those written in a handbook by some commie sympathizer over 50 years ago, and, no Teleprompters.
There is a sick serendipity with respect to Allinsky and how he influenced Obama; Saul was a malcontent who fabricated theories while stroking his chin, as if he were some deep intellectual, when in fact he was a maladjusted phony preaching to others of his ilk who were too uninformed to realize he was a fraud, and we are now the unfortunate witnesses to the paucity of his weakly manufactured contrivances.

As if we don’t have enough problems to address, we have further evidence among the “glitterati” that the political landscape will be scraping bottom for the next five months, as evidenced by the recent and moronic comments by Joy Behar, suggesting that she hopes Mitt Romney’s house burns down and that he has to call the “Mormon Fire Department.” Those words are troubling on so many levels it is difficult to know where to begin, though I remain certain she will personally be the first to slide in an extra chair for Barack or Michelle come this December.

It is the first shot across the bow about Mr. Romney’s religion, although it is conveniently and purposefully forgotten that Harry Reid is a Mormon, too, and if anyone has really hurt this country over the past four years outside of Mr. Obama, it is indeed, Harry Reid. The most unfortunate part of Ms. Behar’s comments, outside of what she actually said, is that she is not held accountable, and that is the level to which the radical liberals will sink. In coin flipping parlance, just imagine the outrage if anyone dared to say the same thing about the Obamas. Eric Holder isn’t good for much, but you may be assured he would work in concert with the FBI to have a SWAT Team at the instigator’s home replete with helicopters for a similar wish about personal harm.


It no longer is a matter of outrage, nor is it a matter of simple disagreement, for differing opinions still provide the fabric for resolution and balance the tables in a reasonable way to advance the ball down the field. What is at the crux of the affront thrust upon us by this president, however, is the man on the mountain crying he wants to effect a transformation of an entire and very successful country, while stating at the same time that it can only be done on the terms he dictates.
Hmmmm. Dictator………………………

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44 Responses to When He Is No Longer President

  1. RVD June 25, 2012 at 4:54 pm #

    “No, what will be Mr. Obama’s lasting legacy is the marketing campaign established to help sell him to America. All we got was the movie, “Dave”, except Kevin Kline was smarter. We collectively bought some ocean front property in Phoenix, Arizona.”

    How true. I have been saying the exact same thing since Day one of his Presidency, being one who saw through his lies and sins of omissions while he was campaigning! I couldn’t believe the People of the United States would fall for a smooth tongue, and hope and change without knowing what kind of change they would be “hoping” for! When I get really angry with the condition Obama has put this once beautiful Republic in, I scream out that we got what we deserved. Even We the people who saw through his blatant hypocrisy have to pay the price for those who fell for it! What a crying shame, isn’t it! Their sins are passed onto us! The Good always suffer for the bad and evil! I pray, and we all should pray, that in the end, Nov. 6th, Good will win out over Evil!

  2. Snoopsister June 24, 2012 at 5:33 am #

    You know I can’t lament enough about Herman Cain and how he was swiftly, unjustly and despicably ejected from the race once he was recognized as the most credible threat to Obama. It remains to be seen if Romney will have the fire in his belly to fight hard enough and come out swinging to expose Obama for who he is – and who he IS NOT – during this campaign. If he pulls a John McCain routine and fights “fair” – we are doomed. It’s a travesty that politics is a dirty business, but that is what it is and always has been. It’s only a dirtier business today because the politicians themselves have grown to be a dirtier ilk than they were a hundred years ago. Or, perhaps, it’s just that the world has grown and they have more opportunities than their political forefathers did to fall into deeper into the mud. Certainly, they are easier exposed for their transgressions due to advanced technology coupled with our growing disrespect and distain for those who represent us. Americans once felt a sense of pride in our leaders, for even if they were in the dirty business of politics, they had enough respect for their positions as to not sling their mud so haughtily in the faces of the American people who elected them. In turn, they were rewarded by the mainstream press not publicly exposing their shenanigans. The majority of people, regardless of political affiliation, respected their President. As my Mother once said, “Well, of course everyone knew JFK was carrying on with Marilyn Monroe and probably a string of women, but people just didn’t talk about it – he was our President!” The First Lady also was held in high enough esteem that nobody wanted to publicly humiliate her. (Unlike the utter embarrassment and disgrace we currently call a “First Lady”) So, with that level of respect out the window in today’s world, McCain’s gentlemanly attempt at garnering votes with a nice, clean campaign was an abysmal failure and he wound up getting slugged squarely in the face. Romney needs to be mindful of the painful black eye we’re all still sporting four years later, take off the gloves and fight like hell to save what’s left of a country that has been raped and pillaged by the Obama administration. This isn’t your Great Great Grandfather’s duel – let the slugfest begin!

    • Mychal June 28, 2012 at 3:36 pm #

      snoopsister: mccain is an ass and should have been tossed out long before he had opportunity to throw the election…and I too lament the absence of Herman Cain…

  3. sumitch June 22, 2012 at 1:59 am #

    Good message again. Hopefully every rant will bring in just a few more Americans.

    Barb, I’ve been asking the same thing for the last three cycles. Why do the Republicans always choose from the second string? Or don’t they have a first string? Or maybe I don’t know what I’m looking for..It’s not that McCain isn’t worthy of praise, but getting shot down doesn’t qualify anyone for President. I doubt if I could have withstood the pain and suffering he did as a POW at the Hanoi Hilton. It’s not that Romney isn’t a man to be admired, but he’s a business man and he’s never had to fight for the trophy. He’s always been on top. He’ll be eaten alive in Washington if he wins. But we have to support him to have a chance of getting Obama out.

    I wish somehow the Tea Party would catch fire and draw the Independents and dissatisfied Republicans and Democrats to them. Paul, Cain, West would at least put up a good fight. Personally I’d have preferred Newt because he knows how to fight dirty and that’s what it’s going to take. But I’d take any of the three over what we have. Newt promised that he’d be right behind Obama every step he takes challenging what he says. Being honorable is fine once you get there, but being a junk yard dog is better for the campaigning. If we don’t fight to win this one, we’ll be forced to fight for everything else from then on.

    I don’t care if you’re black, yellow, brown or white. I don’t care if you’re a Democrat, Republican or Independent. I don’t care if you’re male or female. I just want someone that will stand for the Constitution and the rule of law. I want someone that truly loves this country and will fight to keep it. Lord knows it’s not a perfect country, but it stands high over any other that I’ve seen and I’ve seen a few.

    I don’t want my last years spent remembering what we once were.

  4. T. Snyder June 20, 2012 at 1:15 pm #

    Whenever it is that he is “..No Longer President”…is not soon enough…!!

    • Mychal June 22, 2012 at 5:52 pm #

      t. snyder: I forget who said it but the quote comes to mind: “that when presidents leave office they should also leave the country, lest they haunt the halls”…or something to that effect…the point being when obama is out of office he will spend his time pontificating about his time in office and what the new president is doing wrong and what he would do blah-blah-blah…and the media will lap it up like it was manure w/ sugar on it…

  5. Barb June 19, 2012 at 8:30 pm #

    Yes! I would prefer Herman Cain too, or the likes of Allen West!!! they speak to me clearly….why the heck did the Repubs go with Romney???

  6. John McClain June 19, 2012 at 11:01 am #

    Jocelyn, Herman Cain is painted an “uncle tom” because he believes people can help themselves, and he isn’t holding his hand out. Bill Cosby, Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams, Clarence Thomas, they too have all sold out to the hated republicans, and aren’t considered “Black enough” because they had the temerity to blame poor people for lying on the sofa watching t.v., eating chips, and not going to school, or looking for work, for their poverty.
    It doesn’t matter all those men came out of exactly the same poverty and rose to the tops of their profession, everyone knows they just toed the right line, and got a free pass. Everyone except those who have worked all their life, and have a real life of their own, centered around what they find most important in this world.
    Unfortunately, it has become very unpopular to work for a living, and those who do are an insult to all those who refuse to. Just our existence shows them for who and what they are, and we must be denigrated, because everyone knows, you can’t blame someone for being poor, it’s just not fair.
    Lets not notice there is no blame being handed out, lets not notice its just the offer of fishing lessons, instead of handing a fish, or our intent is to allow others to prosper, just as we have. If we don’t notice these things, we can all blame Whitey, and we can enjoy the fact that far more white people are upset over obama’s lack of qualification and his stupidity, so its okay, at least for Blacks, they get to enjoy Whites squirming, and railing at government which won’t pay them any attention, kind of the way government was towards Blacks for so long.
    Of course, it won’t hurt the whole Country, just those complacent White people.
    For those of us who fought for it, the color of freedom is red, and it leaks out, and it stains the ground and means nothing, if in the end, “we’re okay with an illegal alien, communist chicken sh**, who still is the little boy who never grew up.
    This ground, that has been stained red many times, is due for another dose, and if we fail to choose to stand up and take our Nation back, well, those who don’t get the word it’s not a go, we’ll provide some nice fireworks for the rest to enjoy.
    Semper Fidelis,
    John McClain
    GySgt, USMC, ret.

    • Mychal June 22, 2012 at 7:50 pm #

      john mcclain: keep in mind that bill cosby is a liberal also…

  7. DLB June 19, 2012 at 9:08 am #

    The progressive agenda is a creeping crud, (actually, it’s starting to feel more like a flesh eating virus), that is slowing taking over; and because it is slow and creeping, people are unaware of what is happening to us.

  8. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 9:13 pm #

    I was thinking about cleaning that filling station rest room, but I get your point, Mr. Payne.

  9. TOM PAYNE June 18, 2012 at 8:54 pm #

    Barack needs a job picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation.

  10. TOM PAYNE June 18, 2012 at 8:53 pm #

    We have to get this guy a job picking cotton on a Carolina plantation.

  11. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 8:52 pm #

    Thank you, Spark.

    The pleasure was mine.

  12. spark June 18, 2012 at 8:47 pm #

    Thank you Dan, excellant rant.

  13. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 8:01 pm #

    O, Susanna. I hear and feel and agree with your frustration.

    I think the country can rally, and believe Mitt could surprise us.

    (only hope I’m right……………..)

  14. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 7:59 pm #

    Thanks, Alvaro.

    Mychal and I don’t rehearse————–we just try to shoot straight.

  15. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 7:57 pm #

    Hidlins, I love your passion, but think things will work out OK.

    The fact that he is hell-bent on starting a national riot instead of leading, unfortunately, is not much of a stretch.

  16. Susanna June 18, 2012 at 6:29 pm #

    I respectfully disagree that he’s President of the United States. Since he’s ineligible, we’ve been without a legitimate president since Bush. It’s because I have such respect for the Office of President and especially for the Constitution (and its requirements) that I will never call him Mr. President. I was hoping for a strong leader to step up this election, someone who would unseal all the sealed documents, let the truth come out about who this is occupying our White House, and act according to what is found out. Sadly, I don’t see Romney doing this.

  17. alvaro June 18, 2012 at 4:35 pm #

    Great! Blessings. You have somethings to offer that nobody also can give. Faith and true.

  18. Thom's Thumb June 18, 2012 at 3:21 pm #

    Two generations of Americans will be the least of what it takes to overcome the damage this president (imposter) has done.

    Try as you might, my dear Dan, it seems that the liberals among us still breed, find fault with anything not of their own origin and tell me I’m just making it up when I relate that the grocery stores cannot keep bottled water on the shelves. It would be nice to think that Americans have enough disposable income to take thier families camping but if that were the source of general buying habits then I pray, do tell me, why has this not been the case all along at the onset of the so called vacation period? I’m sure no one is scared of this president.

    California may be the land of fruits and nuts, but I pefer the land of dumb and dumber. It brings me to a problem that has haunted me for a near life time. When does an Ostrich know when to take its head out of the sand?

  19. Hidlins June 18, 2012 at 3:10 pm #

    There have been many reasons to Impeach this guy but our spineless Congress won’t do a darned thing… You will see many more of these “orders’ by Obummer over the next 4 months…and his last one will be on November 5th, 2012 where he’ll declare himself “the Supreme Leader of the USA”. He’ll send Congress home, for good, and the election will fall by the wayside…Mark my words!

  20. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 3:02 pm #

    Never heard it put quite that way, Dave……though I clearly am not a fan, either.

  21. Dave C June 18, 2012 at 2:57 pm #

    As for Joy Behar, I think that her brains are in her boobs. If anyone can give an physical and oral demonstration regarding the opening of a mouth to insert a foot, it is she. She gives rational women a bad name.

  22. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 2:11 pm #

    Jocelyn,

    Great points.

    Wish any of us had some answers.

  23. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 2:05 pm #

    Marilyn,

    As always——-you rock.

    Thank you,

    D

  24. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 2:03 pm #

    Agree with you 100% on this president’s demographics, Jim.

    Most have an IQ about the same as the wattage on a refridgerator light bulb.

  25. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 1:36 pm #

    Thanks as always, Roy.

    “If the best man’s faults were written on his forehead, he would draw his hat over his eyes.”

  26. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 1:32 pm #

    Love it, Ken.

    Call me anything you want (you’ll have to get in line, by the way) but Poser has never been used on me, and I don’t think it ever will.

  27. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 1:30 pm #

    N Holliway, may I please remind you of a quote from Animal House?

    “It ain’t over until we SAY it’s over.”

    I feel your frustration, but………we still haven’t waived the white flag.

    Hang with us.

  28. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 1:27 pm #

    Thanks, Storm.

    So happy to have readers like you.

  29. dan bubalo June 18, 2012 at 1:26 pm #

    John in the Military:

    You didn’t waste your time.

    Your courage allows me to write a blog giving my opinions and what I truly believe to be the truth, and that would not be possible without the efforts of you and your associates in the military.

    Please accept a long-overdue and heartfelt thank you from me.

    Daniel J. Bubalo

  30. Stormrider900 June 18, 2012 at 12:56 pm #

    Obama supporters: They are Zombies. They are everywhere…..they look just like you and me, only, they are Zombies!

    Another bulls eye, Dan. Thanks!

  31. n holiway June 18, 2012 at 12:46 pm #

    No need to worry about who the next President will be since they are one in the same! Both think the Patriot Act, NDAA & now TPP are great ideas & Romney was the “father” of the Health Ins “Mandate”. In fact Obama seems less primed for war with Iran then Romney, since Mitt has made it clear that war is the stance he favors most! He gives that warm & fuzzy feeling to the other war hawks beating the drums of yet another war they can send OUR children into while they in fact spent their “prime” years in France as a Mormon Missionary & evade getting shot at or as an exempt student!
    It’s time to weep for your Country & fellow citizens since both Obama and Romney means the END of The Land of the Free & The Home of the Brave!!!!!!!!

  32. Ken June 18, 2012 at 12:15 pm #

    Let him do what he wants, as long as its NOT as the Poser! LOVE that line! And lets drop that ms. garbage, its Miss or Mrs. Behar. That title is born of the feminists ave ruined this country who also have ruined this country.

  33. jim June 18, 2012 at 12:12 pm #

    Your column again hits the dude real good…..I still worry about the election.This guy and his party will say anything,fabricate anything like you say and not held accountable. Also he has all the college kids,unions,eastern seaboard,western seaboard,northern great lakes,southern borders,all young adults that have no clue about birth control(men and Women),vast population of nanny state recepitors,lots of dead folks,all lazy punks,and your basic idiots. That my man is alot of voters, Plus he has the reconized face. Truly bad thing is: 1 more Supreme Court Justice and we are DOOMED !!! Keep up these great blogs.

  34. simmjz June 18, 2012 at 12:05 pm #

    next will be Marshall law!! by this dictatorial jackass!!Keep those cameras running and mindless left wing crap verbiage. ok children this way to the gas chambers!! Now maybe people can relate that why Jews just went to these death camps without a struggle.to free this world of these tyrants, heroic deeds by Jan Karski and the inspirational stories of Tadeusz Borowski, who survived 2 Nazi death camps, for a little thing as free will and freedom. Americans wake up!!! you may lose your country and it’s freedoms to these despots!

  35. Marilyn June 18, 2012 at 11:30 am #

    Great Rant, Dan. Thank you. As my husband repeats: It’s better to have a bad reputation than none at all. (Someone said that) At least Obama will have some zippy,disgusting, readable coverage once he is dismissed from the Oval Office; one thousand times worse than Nixon and two thousand times worse than Holder. -Once Holder talks, the entire administration will come tumbling down and Obama knows this.- Bloombergnuts is in the mixing pot and he, too, will be known as the Mayor who tried to stop the ‘biggie drink.’ What a tribute that will be for him! Michelle’s history will be divulged as the First Lady who spent American Tax Dollars on underwear, shoes, wardrobe fit for another planet and extravagant vacations while United States burned. Her “Obese Children program” will long be forgotten due to the havoc that it created in the American school systems; but it will be mentioned as one big fat camouflage to bring schools under government control. And more so,as far as “Religion goes, It is imperative to have a president who respects American’s religious rights. There is more to say that is derogative about this present administration but most of it will come out in a comprehensive history that the liberals will try to debunk. Count on it.

  36. John June 18, 2012 at 11:13 am #

    In all my years, I never expected to see America tolerate a dictator as a leader. If he can ever be ousted, we will have to continue secret service and monetary support for him and his family for the rest of their lives. Just too bad he can’t be impeached by our cowardly congress. I shudder to think that I spent 12 years in the military service of this country to protect the cowards and dictator we now have in office. It shames me now.

  37. Sandy June 18, 2012 at 10:20 am #

    Just found about Mycan Massie….He is a treasure trove of truth.

  38. Roy June 18, 2012 at 9:50 am #

    Obama has completely debunked the old saying from Thomas Gray’s poem, “Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College” (1742): “Where ignorance is bliss, ’tis folly to be wise”. Obama has been anything but blissful thanks to the ignorant left and their lack of wisdom. Let us pray their little minds open up to the truth before it is too late.

  39. jocelyn anderson June 18, 2012 at 9:17 am #

    Why was the progressive African American community not screeching “racism” in the treatment of Herman Cain? And why was the press not digging 11 years into Mr. Obama’s past to see what lurks there, and what may have influenced his latest decision on gay rights?

  40. Bill Sr. June 18, 2012 at 8:44 am #

    Exactly, one executive order at a time so the poison can be tolerated and the taste is flushed away by the adoring liberal media and the diety of the divine dictator can be established.

  41. southernshade June 18, 2012 at 8:20 am #

    Spot on, Mychal! Best column I’ve read on the obummaos lately.

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