[2ndDivisionVet]

When Pat is good, he's really good...

[The_Republican]

He is always good, you just pick and choose what you agree with.

[TBP]

Once again, Pat nails it!

[TAdams8591]

"He is yet another cookie-cutter liberal who has absorbed and internalized the prejudices of that blinkered breed."

So typical of the average liberal : )....I have been listening to these kind of comments from Liberals since and including my college days. Barack's attitude is no different and neither by the way is the attitude of the sanctimonious, self righteous and hypocritical Hillary who took him to task for making the comments, she herself has always believed.

Note how similar the recent comments of Governor Rendell's (a strong supporter of Hillary) were to Obama's. Where was Hillary's criticism of Rendell's remarks?????

[Merta]

I don’t always agree with Pat(including his Protectionism) but this was very, very good writing. I can truly understand why he was hired by Richard Nixon as a speechwriter. Play it again, Pat!

[eclecticEel]

Pat can truly be a genius with a pen.

[Mount Athos]

Hah good find! Don’t know why I didn’t think to post this when I posted his other article from two month ago.

[DManA]

According to Pat, a "A gifted candidate" recovers by going negative.

his witty ripostes about Hillary being “Annie Oakley” with her “six-shooter,” spending her Sunday mornings “out on the duck blind.”

[Joya]

Highlighting from the article:

Obama’s remarks about small-town America told us little about small-town America, but a lot about Barack. He is yet another cookie-cutter liberal who has absorbed and internalized the prejudices of that blinkered breed.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

He cannot concede that the anger of white America — that its right to equal justice has been sacrificed to salve the consciences of guilt-besotted liberals — is a legitimate anger.

The money line!

[Tribune7]

ping

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

"Obama’s remarks about small-town America told us little about small-town America, but a lot about Barack. He is yet another cookie-cutter liberal who has absorbed and internalized the prejudices of that blinkered breed. He is an African-American John Lindsay, the great liberal hope of the Nixon-Agnew era, of whom Frank Manckiewicz once said: He was the only populist he knew who played squash every day at the Yale Club."

Priceless. Great stuff.

Obama and his liberal friends who read Richard Hofstadter at Columbia and Harvard would claim he singles out Lindsay's effete squashism because he's bitter and frustrated. Yada-yada-yada.

[ripley]

“in darkest pennsylvania”

ironic that the very same people deemed to be country bumpkins by their highnesses in the elite class will vote for the very same liberal scu&bags who insult them. absolutely amazing.