Not Even Chesley Sullenberger Could Have Made The Spruce Goose A Success
Posted on | September 11, 2011 | 12 Comments
by Smitty
Chesley Sullenberger is as close to immortal as a pilot can get, after his Hudson River heroics. But even that skill could not have made the Spruce Goose a success.
Progressivism is the political equivalent of the Spruce Goose, on a variety of levels. However, BHO is no political Sullenberger, despite the prodigious propaganda efforts of the lickspittle media.
And yet some behave as if there was some way this Spruce Goose could have succeeded, if BHO was just a bit more like Harry Truman?:
“[B]arack Obama is no Harry Truman,” Krauthammer said. It’s not that complicated. Obama is over his head. He is a great orator. He came out of nowhere. He dazzled America. He [has] never run anything. He never actually enacted anything even in the legislature. He hadn’t run a state. He hadn’t run a city. He hadn’t run a business. He is running the biggest enterprise in the world and he has not succeeded. And that is why all of these independents, all of those who believed in a soaring rhetoric, including probably a couple who swooned in the aisles as he spoke in 2008, are now waking up and realizing he is a mortal who is in over his head.”
Colby King, also a columnist for The Washington Post, protested Krauthammer’s analysis and said it was inspired by a “dislike for Obama.”
“I think your dislike for Obama is getting in the way of sound analysis of the situation,” King replied. “Week after week after, it is a personalized attack. And now you are saying, ‘he is stupid.’”
No, this blog is not saying that BHO, the man, in isolation, is stupid. What is stupid is the depth to which 100 years of Progressivism have weakened the American commitment to liberty; have made running peacetime deficits acceptable; have mistaken the government cart for the capitalist horse as the driver for the economy.
The notion that anyone could put wings on these political anvils and somehow make them fly, by propaganda or sheer will-to-power, is what is stupid. In and of itself, it’s still a good thing that the U.S. elected a black man. However, we could have elected Joseph Edgar Foreman to meet that requirement with a less negative effect on the economy.
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