MikeK
Gold Member
Obama's performance when compared with his apparently superior intellect and academic background is valid cause for suspicion. And I suspect that because Obama will still be a young man when he leaves Office his primary concern is for his future -- not your future or mine, or America's. Although I voted for Obama he wasn't my first choice and that is the main reason why. He is not rich or heir to a fortune, as was JFK, so he needs to be careful of whom he offends if he wishes to step out of the Presidency and into some lucrative, prestigious job in a law or financial firm. I believe this to be the reason he has actively protected the Bush crime family from investigation and prosecution and why he appointed an Attorney General who formerly was Goldman-Sachs' lawyer. Obama's "look good" management style is two little steps forward for every big step backward.[...]
One would think that a Law Professor would have the smarts to know what he's doing just isn't working. One would also assume that such an intelligent guy would go back in history to see what does work and copy away. Nope. BO doesn't seem that concerned with the economy or unemployment.
He will start to care by 2012 but only because he wants to be re-elected. Of course if the economy is still in the toilet he can kiss that wish goodbye.
My understanding is Texas is a very easy state to govern, which is why George W. Bush was able to survive in that Office.As for Gov Perry? Seems to me that if the Fed Govt considered him guilty of treason then he would be in a Fed Prison.
Last I heard he was still the Gov of Texas and he and his State are doing just fine.
As for Rick Perry, he is a George Bush stereotype with a five point higher IQ. His supporters are those who still think Bush was a good president along with the rich and a percentage of the Nation's tobacco-chewing yokels who get tears in their eyes at the mention of Ronald Reagan. Fortunately there isn't enough of that collective to get Perry elected unless Obama does something drastically wrong, which isn't likely.