Is Barack Hussein Obama too psychologically flawed to be President?
by G.M. Heller
Published: Sunday, October 19, 2008
Candidate Barack Hussein Obama's performance the other afternoon at the Alfred E. Smith dinner in New York was revealing.
It showed just how close to the surface resides Mr. Obama's apparently highly fragile ego.
>Photo: © 2008 FreakingNews.com
The candidate seems obsessed with the lone news organization unwilling to sing his tune.
His references to Fox News and Rupert Murdoch at the dinner -- and also in his stump speeches of late -- are just getting plain weird.
Further, his campaign's smear attacks on a $40,000-a-year Toledo, Ohio journeyman plumber (in the wake of Obama's own revealing slip of the tongue exposing his real agenda for raising taxes to "spread the wealth") show this candidate to be a humorless, angry, megalomaniacal soul determined to have everyone love him -- at all costs.
(And for those who don't, better watch out!)
Is there any real doubt that the fact that Obama was abandoned -- first by his irresponsible father, then by his stepfather, and finally by his equally irresponsible mother -- had real and searing effects on the young Obama, and that now as an adult, he is showing evidence of real psychological flaws, and apparently not small ones.
Must America pay for this emotional cripple's therapy by handing over to him its Oval Office -- especially when we really don't know for certain just who this fellow is?
What little does get revealed is not pretty.
Published: Sunday, October 19, 2008
Candidate Barack Hussein Obama's performance the other afternoon at the Alfred E. Smith dinner in New York was revealing.
It showed just how close to the surface resides Mr. Obama's apparently highly fragile ego.
>Photo: © 2008 FreakingNews.com
The candidate seems obsessed with the lone news organization unwilling to sing his tune.
His references to Fox News and Rupert Murdoch at the dinner -- and also in his stump speeches of late -- are just getting plain weird.
Further, his campaign's smear attacks on a $40,000-a-year Toledo, Ohio journeyman plumber (in the wake of Obama's own revealing slip of the tongue exposing his real agenda for raising taxes to "spread the wealth") show this candidate to be a humorless, angry, megalomaniacal soul determined to have everyone love him -- at all costs.
(And for those who don't, better watch out!)
Is there any real doubt that the fact that Obama was abandoned -- first by his irresponsible father, then by his stepfather, and finally by his equally irresponsible mother -- had real and searing effects on the young Obama, and that now as an adult, he is showing evidence of real psychological flaws, and apparently not small ones.
Must America pay for this emotional cripple's therapy by handing over to him its Oval Office -- especially when we really don't know for certain just who this fellow is?
What little does get revealed is not pretty.
Labels: 2008 election, Al Smith Dinner, Barack Hussein Obama, Fox News, Joe the Plumber, megalomania, Rupert Murdoch
posted by G.M.Heller at Sunday, October 19, 2008
10 Comments:
Actually, all I need to know about you is right there in the first three words of your ridiculous post on your remarkably shallow blog spot here. You have to use his middle name to stoke not only your own fear of anything remotely brown-skinned, but the fear of anyone who actually bites this bate. It wasn't Obama that ruined Fox's reputation, it was Fox, by hiring jackasses out of glamor school instead of real journalists who might have a slightly unsymmetrical face. They are shallow and idiotic. Obama showed great humor that night in being able to poke fun at the image the Republicans want to make his campaign out to be.
Not only do you not cite any sort of articles or proof for any of these allegations and slanders, but you wrap it up with pure idiocy. Get a grip man. Fear breeds stupidity and irrationality, and it's a trance this country has been under for the last eight years. Now if we could only get out from the "more is better" trance we've been in since the 80s, we'd be in real good shape
What a MAROON! You're good justification for IQ tests before procreating....
Gee, you sure are getting desperate, now aren't you?
Hahaha...
"Is there any real doubt that... now as an adult, (Glenn Heller)is showing evidence of real psychological flaws, and apparently not small ones?"
Please don't twist and misuse the color reference, but according to Yahoo Answers:
"Many years ago, people used to cook over an open flame using copper kettles and iron pots. The copper kettles were usually polished after every use whereas the iron pots were not and remained blackened from the soot from previous cookings.
Well someone got the idea that if the iron pot were alive and it looked at a nearby copper kettle, it would see a black image. The iron pot believes it sees the image of the copper kettle when in reality, because the copper kettle was polished, what the iron pot was seeing was a reflection of itself.
This symbolic phrase became associated with hypocrisy. An accuser blames someone else for having a fault when the accuser has the same fault."
It really just had to be said.
Hugs and heartys,
Cuzzin' Bob
given up eh?
crickets. crickets. crickets.
British at birth =/= natural born citizen.
U.S. President Barack Obama and his administration weakened the country’s economy by seeking to foster growth instead of paying down the federal debt. Obama did exactly the opposite of what should have been done. He surrounded himself with people who exacerbated the problem. You have a person who has cancer and instead of removing the cancer, you give him tranquilizers. When you give tranquilizers to a cancer patient, they feel better but the cancer gets worse.
Today, total debt is higher than it was in 2008 and unemployment is worse.
Obama proposed a package of $180 billion in business tax breaks and infrastructure outlays to boost spending and job growth. That would come on top of the $814 billion stimulus measure enacted last year. The U.S. government’s total outstanding debt is about $13.5 trillion, according to U.S. Treasury Department figures.
Governments globally need to cut debt and avoid bailing out struggling companies because that’s the only way they can shield their economies from the negative consequences of erroneous budget forecasts.
Most folks who endured a childhood such as the President's would be watched with a wary eye, especially if they did not abide within the boundaries of money and power.
Yet when it is raised that this man might be flawed emotionally, immediately there are catcalls of racism from the left.
This may have been an effective tactic in the past, but is fast losing it's power due to overuse.
Well, he scares me!
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