WAS AUGUST 15TH OBAMA'S WATERLOO MOMENT?

Every Dumbocrap and his brother are "edging" away from the healthcare bill. Even Hal Donahue admitted in an email to me at my "Gray Ghost" mail box that he hadn't read the bill.

Not to say that this is not still a "dangerous" subject and period. Personally I believe that we are in the position of the Prince of Orange defending the crossroads of Quatre Bras against Ney's repeated calvary attacks. If Ney had pushed thru and secured the high ground behind the Prince of Orange, then Napoleon (after defeating the Prussians at Ligny) would have faced Wellington in a more favorable position on the second day.

Still, we are in a more favorable position today than last week. Obama has "changed" his rhetoric.

Excellent post! We're raining on Obama's healthcare parade and checking his advance like the evening rains that caused Napoleon to delay his morning attack on Wellington by two hours because of the mud. That delay was fatal to Napoleon's plans as is perhaps this August delay for Obamacare.

You are right: Obama never had the *cool* or *charisma* attributed to him.

What he had was a detachment based on inexperience and lack of real emotion, as sociopaths merely assume a guise of feelings from the people around them.

Gallup says people now say they are cons. by a majority in ALL states and Rasmussen says 54% oppose Obamacare. Keep Borking Congress.

Never give up. Never surrender. Renny at outofthemainstream

Good point about Obama cool. Obama's coolness and equanimity masks a rash, reckless impetuous fool hell bent on implementing his mindless agenda of blind hope and destructive change.

August 15th was the 40th anniversary of Woodstock, a festival celebrating sex, drugs and rock n roll; a generation of young people gone insane, in love with self-destruction. The Woosdrock Nation (the 60s world view) now dominates Washington headed by the first 60s born president; an intellectual and moral mess of a man-the Michael Jackson of American politics-headed toward defeat and disaster.

We need to make sure the public knows just how bad his decisions have been.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/14/business/global/14euro.ht ml

And how is our economy doing after spending a trillion dollars?
Waterloo, Waterloo, Waterloo,
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