Obama Snubs Netanyahu: It's Official, Obama is Just a Jerk

I'll be honest. I've been giving President Obama the benefit of the doubt when it comes to his terrible actions and bills. I believed that he was just incompetent or didn't know how to play politics because he is just so inexperienced or maybe just ignorant. But now I know. President Obama is just a jerk (in addition to all of the other things that I listed).

Look at the way he mocks Republicans, Conservatives, and Tea Partiers about his "victory" on Health Care. This is the man who said he was going to bring everyone together and be incredibly inclusive.

Look at the way that he snubbed the King of Norway after he won the Nobel Prize. Think about how he, Obama, spoke more than every single Republican combined at his so-called health care summit.

And now this: Obama snubs the leader of the United States' closest ally in the entire world. Pretend for a moment that you are Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel. You have just traveled several thousand miles to discuss policy and have dinner with President Obama. How incensed would you be that Obama just up and cancels your meeting on a whim?

On top of it all, it shows the President just cannot handle the tough stuff. Instead of confronting Netanyahu about things he (stupidly) disagrees with him on, he runs away. Our President needs to be able to handle things that are hard.

Obama is just an incompetent jerk.

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I'm Still alive

Just letting all the readers at Jumping in Pools know that I am not dead yet.

A few random thoughts:

I didn't watch the Oscars, so I don't know of anyone who won (hoped Heath Ledger for Dark Knight). I find the Oscars a little cheesy anyway.

I think Butler's win against Davidson on Saturday put Butler squarely in the field of 65 for March Madness. However, I think Davidson and the nation's leading scorer, Stephen Curry-the darlings of the 2008 tournament need to win the Southern Conference to go dancing again.

Likud's win in the Israeli elections marks another step back in the Mideast peace process. Its leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, has never stated a two-state solution could be acceptable. Even worse, the new coalition includes Yisrael Beytenu, a right-wing party which called for Israel's Arab population to submit their loyalty to Jewish symbols. This development and the radicalization of Palestinians under Hamas will make peace in Israel unlikely during the next few years. However, Israel's peace deal with Egypt was signed under a Likud government, so there is always hope for peace.

That's all for now.



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