HAITI, AND COAKLEY ... Mark Steyn

Steyn Online ^ | 14 Jan 2010 | Mark Steyn

[Gritty]

I think it’s going to be a disaster on a far worse scale than that, because if you take government health care, but you filter it through this corrupt and disgusting horse trading that’s going on, the one thing you can say about the Canadian or British system is that there is an equality of awfulness.

BTTT

[happygrl]

that in fact, he’s in many ways a quite unpleasant man, this sort of curious habit he has of composing himself so that his hand on his face appears to be flipping the finger at you, which he has done a significant number of times, toward political opponents, that it doesn’t seem like an accidental gesture.

He's not a Nice Guy.

Even his wife tried to warn us about this, but she was shushed up.

I still think he will leave office early, on some pretext.

He won't be able to handle the vituperation which is headed his way.

[grey_whiskers]

one would hope he’s not like that in bed

Are you trying to say you have a slight crush on him?

'Bout time, too, what with all the guy Freepers and their crush on Ann Coulter...at least, those who haven't left her for Sarah Palin ;-)

Cheers!

[Stultis]

He comes off as insecure and needing reassurance, self-important, cynical, megalomaniacal, petulant, spoiled, touchy, vain, hypocritical, over-weaning, deceptive, and those are the good parts.

But then that could describe so many American Presidents; if, by "so many," you mean, "exactly two."

Actually -- incredibly -- Jimmah comes off good in the comparison. In his picture he appears to at least be looking at someone else.