A dinner of traitors and posers.
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A dinner of traitors and posers.
Maybe so. I’m not happy with some of the people on that list. I haven’t read any Peggy Noonan columns since she ran down Palin. I never did read that Powers woman or whatever her name is. I find Will tedious anyway for the most part so I don’t miss him.
But in any event, as others have said, who would I be to dismiss a dinner invitation from the President-elect? At some level you’ve got to engage them even if its about football.
Kudlow: “He’s a good man.”
He’s not a GOOD man; he’s a CON man.
I read a quote by someone who knew Obama in college saying that he made everyone in the room feel he agreed with them.
Obama is meeting with these people to turn on the charm, make them feel flattered and important, give them the impression he’s going to be paying attention to their opinions. He’s hoping that under the spell of his charm offensive, they’ll feel the Chris Matthews thrill running up their legs, too, and back off from attacking him while he works to implement his Communist agenda.
We need to keep letting our representatives and members of the press know of Obama’s history with Marxists, terrorists, and felons. I think many of these people live in their own little insulated worlds and that they don’t always know what we assume they know.