Thus Spake Obama - The incompetence of our neo-monarchy (Mark Steyn)

National Review Online ^ | NOVEMBER 15, 2013 | Mark Steyn

[Yaelle]

Just did the same as you!

[88keys]

LOL!

[88keys]

Thanks for *ping*...

This is Steyn at his best...and he sounds a bit ticked, like everyone else...love it!

We really do need to start "blaming the one(s) who hired them" ("them" being the deadbeats that head up the cabinets/agencies who write the rules and regulations and set the policies that define and enforce the President's "vision" for us "folks" out here in America)...

The President is the hirer-in-chief, and the Senators confirming the appointments are also to blame. Hold them accountable! They say they are...let's see!

[Rummyfan]

Ooooo-kay. So, if I follow correctly, the smartest president ever is not smart enough to ensure that his website works; he’s not smart enough to inquire of others as to whether his website works; he’s not smart enough to check that his website works before he goes out and tells people what a great website experience they’re in for. But he is smart enough to know that he’s not stupid enough to go around bragging about how well it works if he’d already been informed that it doesn’t work. So he’s smart enough to know that if he’d known what he didn’t know he’d know enough not to let it be known that he knew nothing. The country’s in the very best of hands.

Read the whole thing one of Steyn's best.

[trillabodilla]

Steyn is a genius. God help us!

[John W]

Always brilliant, but, this is beyond that.

[GOPJ]

“I wonder if he has the legal authority to do this,” mused former Vermont governor Howard Dean. But he’s obviously some kind of right-wing wacko. Later that day, anxious to help him out, Congress offered to “pass” a “law” allowing people to keep their health plans. The same president who had unilaterally commanded that people be allowed to keep their health plans indignantly threatened to veto any such law to that effect: It only counts if he does it — geddit? As his court eunuchs at the Associated Press ...

As usual, Steyn rules...

[Liz]

Hmmmmm......Well if he’s that smart——maybe we could lure him and her to a “Fundraiser (they love those)——then we change the locks on the WH doors so that they can’t get back in. ROTFLOL.

[GOPJ]

The most telling line, the one that encapsulates the gulf between the boundless fantasies of the faculty-lounge utopian and the messiness of reality, was this: “What we’re also discovering is that insurance is complicated to buy.” Gee, thanks for sharing, genius. Maybe you should have thought of that before you governmentalized one-sixth of the economy.

We are soooooooo screwed.