We turned t.v. off and grumbled about the fawning coverage this guy gets.

P.S. If he grates on our nerves, what’s wrong with so many other people? Do they have different ears?

Which reminds me of a thought I had when ABC announced their big health care show. I bet MSDNC (no typo) had to be a bit miffed when they or their parent network didn’t get the big event. All of Chris Matthew’s leg tingles and Brian Williams’ bows didn’t pay off very well, did they? Of course, all that could have creeped Obama out some, I guess.

That said, he is a slick talker with the teleprompter, frankly my wife and I can not stand his voice or his speech. He has an utterly repulsive inflection in his sentences.

Sorry, you may have already said all of this I just wanted to opine.

Because of those two core differences from mainstream America, he will be the most destructive to the very foundation of this nation.

Obama is a die-hard leftist, who I believe does hate America as we are, and wants to destroy the foundations of our country, so that he can rebuild it in a marxist fashion. His intentions are much worse than Clinton’s ever were, I believe.

But you’re right, I despise many around him who I see as more experienced and downright evil intentions towards the country.

Obama is less of a phony and more of just a clueless lefty. But I don’t have any ill feeling for him. In fact I have almost no feeling for him one way or the other.

Some of the people in his administration however, I despise.

“Liberalism is a Mental Disorder,” is one part and prescribes the hard core “Moonbats” but liberalism is a social spectrum. It can be divided and conquered. Influences include “Mob Mentality” mostly found in colleges that is easily exploited by their tutors. The belonging to the “In Crowd” is a strong influence in that mobs are where cowards hide and this needs to be exposed.

There is also much confusion about the term “Liberal” in that there is an old and new. Progressively over the years they have grown in to opposites, on one side there is the Socialist or Progressive Liberal and the Classic Liberals on the other side. Classic Liberals in the United States actually once believe in limited government, liberty over equality, natural law, individualism, free markets and constitutional constraint of government, the same as a conservative. Then, somewhere around the “New Deal”, FDR’s “New Deal” there became a defined split in liberals with classic liberals on the right and socialist liberals on the left. This rift between the two has grown so vast over the years that a Classic Liberal is the opposite of a Socialist Liberal. There is laissez-faire constitutionalism for the Classic Liberal and collectivist welfarism for the Socialist Liberal. There has been a sort of high-jacking going on, the far left liberals still argue that they stand for one thing but do another. We can divide those from insanity to the sane by exposing the hypocrisy.

From my experience, I live in the “happy valley” of western mass you can’t confront most “moonbat” liberals with the cold hard truth. They go in to this childish regression of blame (blame Bush) and get close minded in some sort of “ego defense mechanism”. Typically after a conflict liberals seek the comfort of their support group. This makes reasoning with most “moonbat” liberals almost imposable. I also advise against any “shock therapy” like yelling at them or such. As I have found they are likely to wet them selves and reinforce their childish regression. I would have to agree that it is some sort of disease like Schizophrenia but the disease is most often the cure. Like the disease of alcoholism (much like “Kool-Aid”) there is some low point of recognizing something is wrong and things have to change. Unfortunately the rest of us are along for the ride if this disease is not stopped.

But Gamecock’s right about one thing – in about a year’s time, no one will even have even a choice but to blame their problems on Obama.

It may even happen sooner that that. We’ll just have to see…

- Avoid real or imagined abandonment (Is “The One” a father figure?)
- Unstable and intense interpersonal relationships
- Impulsivity in potentially self-damaging ways (Deficit spending, not paying taxes, etc.)
- Chronic feelings of emptiness (Filled by volunteering, politics, etc.)
- Inappropriate anger or difficulty controlling anger
- Paranoid stress-related ideation (Means a dissociation from their original self – have a flexible self-identity)
- Affective instability due to a marked reactivity of mood

(Adapted from psychcentral.com)