[Guest post by DRJ]
Like Ronald Reagan before him, President Obama has a message for his enemies: “Trust, but verify.”
Unlike President Reagan, Obama’s enemies aren’t the Soviets or a hostile foreign country. They are America’s oil companies.
— DRJ
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Oil companies aren’t Obama’s enemy. They’re just marks in his con game. Republicans, conservatives, libertarians and tea partiers are the enemy.
Ken Hahn (cee7c7) — 5/14/2010 @ 8:18 pm“I will not tolerate more finger-pointing or irresponsibility,” Obama said recently of the BP, Transocean, etc. hearings.
Meanwhile, for the past year, it’s all been about “the mess Bush left me … the mess Bush left me … the mess Bush left me”
I do believe I’m seriously approaching ODS. I can’t even look at pictures of the f**ktard anymore without seeing that sanctimonious sneer. Or is that just his real face showing through?
rtrski (971c3c) — 5/15/2010 @ 5:55 amsheesh, I shoulda scrolled back a day or so before posting. Y’all already made that point.
rtrski (971c3c) — 5/15/2010 @ 6:53 am