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"You get nothing," the president said. "I get that for free."

You get that, America. No matter what you have your ass is destroyed and we have won. All hail, communists America. I am your leader.

Now just wail and cry. I'll laugh all the way to the bank with trillions to play and buy the rest of America.

Regret throwing Romney in the drink yet? America lost it.

That line is all I need to know. (I don’t subscribe to WSJ and can’t read the whole thing)

It’s 0bama’s my way or the highway governing at a glance. It’s why, for the 2nd time in my life, I won’t be watching an inauguration or State of the Union address. In fact, I’d like to see Republicans walk off the floor during it. THAT would give me something to cheer about.

I’m sick to death wth this reign of terror on my country. I’m cliff jumping next Wednesday, eff it. Job is done next month as well. Taking my chips off the table and hunkering down until this country grows a set and gets rid of this criminal.

"You get nothing," the president said. "I get that for free."

Prior to the 2008 election, Stanley Kurtz exhaustively researched the career of Barack Obama -- an effort that eventually resulted in his book: Radical-in-Chief -- Barack Obama and the Untold Story of American Socialism.

One of his most meaningful discoveries, in my opinion, was that Obama left every job he ever held with the specific intention of seeking "more power". As an attorney, or a community organizer, a state senator, even a U.S. Senator, he found -- and was frustrated by -- the inability to simply decree a desired outcome.

Consequently, you can be assured that he literally hates negotiating -- with Boehner...or anybody else. He is no doubt frustrated by the fact that, as POTUS, he cannot simply decree the result that he wants. By "more power" he means dictatorial control -- megalomania is at work in the Oval Office.

The best way to deal with a man like this is NOT to appease him, under any circumstances, but to steadfastly refuse to do his bidding. There is no "compromising" to be done, only firm and principled resistance can succeed. His plans must be frustrated at every turn.

Eventually, it will drive him over the edge...