"No More Bailouts" by the Red State Rockers

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60 Minutes Kroft To Joking Obama "Are You Punch Drunk?"

If you haven't seen the video, here it is:



I don't know, exactly, what to say... I could say that President Obama is truly naive enough to actually think this situation is funny. But no, I feel that he is laughing for another reason. My theory is thus: President Obama laughs to try to soften his questioners, his critics. No, seriously.

Think about it. People love to left Obama off the hook for his mistakes, for his half-truths by, more or less, chuckling and saying, "Oh, you." The strategy works, at least it has so far. So, everyone, when you lose your job, when you lose your income, just laugh, like our President. Clearly he thinks this stuff is funny.

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Change, Thy Name is Not Obama

President-Elect Obama's economic adviser, William Daley, said that the Obama administration might "reconsider" increasing taxes on the wealthy. This makes me think, more than worry, about the campaign promises President-Elect Obama has already broken, or is getting ready, to break. Let's see:

1) Well, this one is obvious, taxes on the wealthy.

2) Uniting the country behind a bipartisan Cabinet. As the New York Times writes, "Nearly three weeks after his election, he is testing voters’ understanding of that assertion as he assembles a government whose early selections lean heavily on veterans of the political era he ran to supplant."

3) Has anyone heard about massive troops withdrawals from Iraq, because I haven't.

4) Changing President Bush's economic strategy as a whole. Like Bush, Obama supports giving big checks to big companies.

More will probably follow. Just to point out, however, I am not judging Obama on the merit of his current or previous opinions, but the fact that he has changed what he promised.