BloggeRhythms

Two items today, both brief and succinct but speak volumes about the president himself and his former sidekick, Bill’s Clinton wife.

 

FoxNews.com reports that: “President Obama on Wednesday opened the door to "limited" ground combat operations against the Islamic State, as he asked Congress to formally authorize military force against the terrorist network.

 

"The president, in a proposed resolution and a letter to Congress, underscored the "grave threat" posed by ISIS." 

 

However, here's the clincher from the President, regarding the group he continually labels “Junior League”: 

 

“If left unchecked, ISIL will pose a threat beyond the Middle East, including to the United States homeland," Obama said. 

 

Next, according to washingtonexaminer.com’s Paul Bedard, “Populist groups cheering "Run Warren Run," today released 2016 election polls from Iowa and New Hampshire showing Sen. Elizabeth Warren ahead of dominant Democrat Hillary Clinton.

 

The YouGov poll of likely Democratic voters for MoveOn.org and Democracy for America also found that 79 percent want Warren and majorities support her anti-Wall Street positions.”

 

So, once again the Soros supported moveon.org has harpooned Bill Clinton’s wife who hasn’t been seem around very much lately. Wonder if she’s out getting herself jacked up in order to have some badly needed replacement parts reconfigured and/or reinstalled.

 

Just one more add-on from Fox’s Bret Baier, as follows: “In the president’s interview with Buzzfeed this week, he was asked about ISIS and Vladimir Putin and other world threats. But here was interviewer Ben Smith’s take: ‘Obama saved his sharpest words Tuesday for American companies who have not entirely embraced the spirit of the Affordable Care Act, his health care overhaul.’ Is it possible that the president used his ‘sharpest words’ to discuss American companies?”

 

However, what most likely happened is that in keeping with community organizer Saul Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals.” the president threw in a total non sequiter. And by changing the subject, he confused the interviewer, while completely evading a question he didn’t want to answer, or couldn't perhaps respond to intelligently.

 

That's it for today folks.

 

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