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Well. I think he is going to go down in history as either the most clueless president ever topping Jimmy Carter or, if things go his way, he could possibly become a grand historical figure founding the new country that is formed after the remnants of the old have been rewritten out of history. It is entirely possible for people to live long lives and be as clueless about the world as the day they came in. I know some. He does exhibit signs of having lived in a bubble his entire life. I still have some fear that he knows exactly what he is doing and hopes to be far enough along to make his second term only one of many. We shall see. Most of the people are ready for a Caesar.
Many keen political observers have noticed the complete lack of a serious jobs plan, let alone an open and honest discussion about ways his administration can spur economic growth, in the president’s second inaugural address. In many respects, this comes as no surprise: the president ran a maliciously negative and unserious campaign that sought to destroy his political opponent at all costs. And it worked. But with another recession possibly on the horizon, shouldn’t this issue have been substantively addressed at some point during his somewhat lengthy remarks? The Wall Street Journal’s Stephen Moore addressed this question in a...
saying that HE is un-american enemy, are indeed un-american enemies themselves.