While a former street organizer from Chicago, having no shred of warfare experience whatsoever, ponders bombing Syria, crude oil prices have climbed to more than $110.00 a barrel.
Consequently, since he ignored or refused taking appropriate action in Syria more than two years ago, while continuing to pander to bird-watchers and believers in climatology that doesn’t even exist, I’m going to wind up paying two to three times what I should to gas up my car.
In the meantime, though, the incumbent’s still got his foot squarely on the neck of the Keystone pipeline, which would shut oil speculators down in a heartbeat, while moving us away from spiraling fuel prices every time some Middle-Eastern nation hiccups, self-destructs or implodes.
So, here all of us are in an economy strangled by one who’s anti-business, anti-growth and anti-success, whose idea of progress is bringing all citizens down to the lowest levels in his version of equality. All of which translates to a nation going backward in every measurement of success there is.
In that regard, I’ve seen several versions of a parody of one of JFK’s most memorable lines delivered in a speech in Berlin 50 years ago: “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.”
The incumbent, however, has changed that line a bit during his tenure to read: Ask not what this country can do for you, ask what can all of you do for me.
While researching today’s entry, I found a YouTube link that pretty much says it all: JFK vs. BO - Are they really the same party- - YouTube
That’s it for today folks.
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