Rob's House Posted March 20, 2011 Posted March 20, 2011 http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/262438/president-takes-bogey-jonah-goldberg?page=1 Another great bit by Jonah. On the budget and questions of our long-term fiscal survival, he’s AWOL. On Libya, he talks as if we’re doing everything in our power to “tighten the noose” on Qaddafi, while it’s very clear that tightening the noose means running out the clock. Gas prices are skyrocketing, but all Obama does is claim credit for increased oil production that entered the pipeline under his predecessor.
DC Tom Posted March 20, 2011 Posted March 20, 2011 And he does play a lot. In his first year in office, Obama played more rounds of golf than George W. Bush did in two full terms. He’s now close to tripling Bush’s eight-year total, though that’s misleading since Bush vowed to stop golfing in 2003 because “playing golf during a war just sends the wrong signals.” That clarifies the golf stats, but not exactly in Obama’s favor since we’re still at war and the president has been nothing if not abundantly clear that he considers himself a greater moral exemplar than his predecessor. Seriously? No, seriously? A comparative analysis of presidential golf frequence required TWO PARAGRAPHS???? Even better...go to the National Review's home page, and they currently have TWO DIFFERENT STORIES about Obama's irresponsible golf frequency. Seriously?
Rob's House Posted March 20, 2011 Author Posted March 20, 2011 Seriously? No, seriously? A comparative analysis of presidential golf frequence required TWO PARAGRAPHS???? Even better...go to the National Review's home page, and they currently have TWO DIFFERENT STORIES about Obama's irresponsible golf frequency. Seriously? It's not just golf. It's that he plays golf all the time, he seems to know more about women's college basketball than he does about the middle east, can't seem to muster a coherent thought about any major issue lately, and that he's a thin skinned whiney little man child trying to play President and doing a piss poor job of accomplishing anything other than demonstrating that he's in way over his head. He acts like he's an international playboy and being President is his part time job. As far as NRO, I won't vouch for them, but I will vouch for Jonah. The guy's solid.
truth on hold Posted March 20, 2011 Posted March 20, 2011 (edited) It's not just golf. It's that he plays golf all the time, he seems to know more about women's college basketball than he does about the middle east, can't seem to muster a coherent thought about any major issue lately, and that he's a thin skinned whiney little man child trying to play President and doing a piss poor job of accomplishing anything other than demonstrating that he's in way over his head. He acts like he's an international playboy and being President is his part time job. As far as NRO, I won't vouch for them, but I will vouch for Jonah. The guy's solid. Yeap, solidly took part in scaring US on bogus Iraq WMD claim, rushing us into a war not in America's interest ----------------- Jonah Goldberg was a cheerleader for the unprovoked, unilateral US attack on Iraq. The reason he repeatedly gave was that Iraq was close to having a nuclear weapon ..... Jonah Goldberg: We've just seen this last week what a problem North Korea is once it has a nuclear weapon. Once a county has a nuclear weapon, it becomes almost impossible to deal with it using military force. And then that country can basically blackmail the world for whatever it wants, and that's what North Korea is doing today. . . . we do not want to take to ignore problems in the world before they become insurmountable, and that's why it is a proactive approach to try to keep Saddam Hussein from becoming the North Korea of the Middle East, and he would be extremely dangerous if he did that. CNN SHOWDOWN: IRAQ 12:00 December 17, 2002 Tuesday ------------------ Jonah Goldberg Embarrasses Himself Once Again Edited March 20, 2011 by Joe_the_6_pack
KD in CA Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 More importantly, what does he shoot? And does he cheat like Clinton?
DC Tom Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 It's not just golf. It's that he plays golf all the time, he seems to know more about women's college basketball than he does about the middle east, can't seem to muster a coherent thought about any major issue lately, and that he's a thin skinned whiney little man child trying to play President and doing a piss poor job of accomplishing anything other than demonstrating that he's in way over his head. He acts like he's an international playboy and being President is his part time job. As far as NRO, I won't vouch for them, but I will vouch for Jonah. The guy's solid. You do realize that this criticism of Obama is as ridiculously asinine as the "he's always on vacation" criticism of Bush, right?
....lybob Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 (edited) It's not just golf. It's that he plays golf all the time, he seems to know more about women's college basketball than he does about the middle east, can't seem to muster a coherent thought about any major issue lately, and that he's a thin skinned whiney little man child trying to play President and doing a piss poor job of accomplishing anything other than demonstrating that he's in way over his head. He acts like he's an international playboy and being President is his part time job. As far as NRO, I won't vouch for them, but I will vouch for Jonah. The guy's solid. Hey Rob! When you're a socialist, fascist, communist, Marxist, Maoist, secrete Muslim, CIA agent, SVR double agent, CIA triple agent, Kenyan anti-colonialist, Reptilian shape shifter, invisible college student, Agent of the Black Pope, Zionist Israeli Mossad asset, Order of the Garter agent, 35th degree Free Mason, Wall Street flunky, reincarnation of Pharaoh Akhenaton, reincarnation of Lyman Trumbull (not as sexy), Star Child, Illuminati puppet, Manchurian Candidate,13th Imam, Babylon working incarnate, Messiah, Anti-Christ And Leader of the free world - a little golf helps to take the edge off. btw I can say with 90% certainty that one of those things aren't true. Edited March 21, 2011 by ....lybob
ExiledInIllinois Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 (edited) You do realize that this criticism of Obama is as ridiculously asinine as the "he's always on vacation" criticism of Bush, right? You mean the time Bush took off the whole month of August 2001... August? That is before 9-11, right? Yeah, it is ridiculous... But man.... Where can I get a job that offers a month off druing the first 8 months! I jest of course, I jest.... But boy does it make nice fodder. It is amazing that people rehash the same crap all the time.. Never a rerun in these idiot's eyes and never and ounce of remorse or self-dignity! Edited March 21, 2011 by ExiledInIllinois
Nanker Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 Hey Rob! When you're a socialist, fascist, communist, Marxist, Maoist, secrete Muslim, CIA agent, SVR double agent, CIA triple agent, Kenyan anti-colonialist, Reptilian shape shifter, invisible college student, Agent of the Black Pope, Zionist Israeli Mossad asset, Order of the Garter agent, 35th degree Free Mason, Wall Street flunky, reincarnation of Pharaoh Akhenaton, reincarnation of Lyman Trumbull (not as sexy), Star Child, Illuminati puppet, Manchurian Candidate,13th Imam, Babylon working incarnate, Messiah, Anti-Christ And Leader of the free world - a little golf helps to take the edge off. btw I can say with 90% certainty that one of those things aren't true. Really? Well, silly me. I thought he was totally without qualifications for the job.
Ramius Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 You do realize that this criticism of Obama is as ridiculously asinine as the "he's always on vacation" criticism of Bush, right? I was thinking about the ridiculous criticisms about W not flying home from the Olympics to deal with whatever was happening. As if these guys remarkably can't be reached when they're not in the oval office.
KD in CA Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 (edited) I was thinking about the ridiculous criticisms about W not flying home from the Olympics to deal with whatever was happening. As if these guys remarkably can't be reached when they're not in the oval office. Yes, in fairness to Rob's point, there was a story in the MSM almost weekly about how Bush was golfing/at his ranch/on vacation/etc when Iraq/9-11/floods/famine/locusts were devastating the country. I've yet to see much hub-bub over Obama's leisure schedule, but maybe that's because everything has gone so wonderfully for the country over the past 2+ years. Edited March 21, 2011 by KD in CT
Rob's House Posted March 21, 2011 Author Posted March 21, 2011 I think half you guys just read the headline and start posting. It's not that he vacations a lot, it's the bigger picture. He can play golf every day for all I care. I'm actually glad he's too preoccupied with NCAA brackets, trips to sandy beaches, links, and whatever else gets him off, to "do something" about the multitude of major issues facing us domestically and internationally, because his "solutions" usually fall outside the range of that which could be considered not retarded. I'm not much of a Bush guy, so the double standard talk won't hold up here, but it is interesting that the same shrill puppets of media that were wringing their hands at the fact that Bush spent a lot of time in Crawford (which apparently doesn't have phone service, fax machines, or the !@#$ing internet) can't stumble overthemselves fast enough to defend their laid back, speech reading, good timing man child. Bush never sounded particularly bright, but he did seem engaged, impassioned, and strong, even when he was off the teleprompter. Who knows what this guy thinks? As the column states, he could be working tirelessly behind the scenes, but I see nothing to indicate that, and when he does speak lately he comes off more like a guy who spends more time watching sitcoms and reality TV than getting informed on the issues that are important for a man in his position.
DC Tom Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 Yes, in fairness to Rob's point, there was a story in the MSM almost weekly about how Bush was golfing/at his ranch/on vacation/etc when Iraq/9-11/floods/famine/locusts were devastating the country. I've yet to see much hub-bub over Obama's leisure schedule, but maybe that's because everything has gone so wonderfully for the country over the past 2+ years. Point of note: I was as critical of those asinine stories.
Ramius Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 I think half you guys just read the headline and start posting. It's not that he vacations a lot, it's the bigger picture. He can play golf every day for all I care. I'm actually glad he's too preoccupied with NCAA brackets, trips to sandy beaches, links, and whatever else gets him off, to "do something" about the multitude of major issues facing us domestically and internationally, because his "solutions" usually fall outside the range of that which could be considered not retarded. I'm not much of a Bush guy, so the double standard talk won't hold up here, but it is interesting that the same shrill puppets of media that were wringing their hands at the fact that Bush spent a lot of time in Crawford (which apparently doesn't have phone service, fax machines, or the !@#$ing internet) can't stumble overthemselves fast enough to defend their laid back, speech reading, good timing man child. Bush never sounded particularly bright, but he did seem engaged, impassioned, and strong, even when he was off the teleprompter. Who knows what this guy thinks? As the column states, he could be working tirelessly behind the scenes, but I see nothing to indicate that, and when he does speak lately he comes off more like a guy who spends more time watching sitcoms and reality TV than getting informed on the issues that are important for a man in his position. This argument is akin to saying that a player's twittering somehow detracts from their play on the field or film study, etc. Its a moronic argument, no matter who is in office.
Rob's House Posted March 21, 2011 Author Posted March 21, 2011 This argument is akin to saying that a player's twittering somehow detracts from their play on the field or film study, etc. Its a moronic argument, no matter who is in office. If the player's lighting up his twitter board, hitting the clubs every night, and doesn't know the !@#$ing playbook that might be a valid criticism.
Dexter Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 Did Jonah ever have a problem with W's porking and socializing? NO Did Jonah ever have a problem with making Osama "not a priority?" LOL - NOT AT ALL!!! Why does any human think Jonah is conservative and/or American? A: No human does, only sub humans...
DC Tom Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 If the player's lighting up his twitter board, hitting the clubs every night, and doesn't know the !@#$ing playbook that might be a valid criticism. So are you arguing that Obama plays too much golf, which interferes with his leading the country...or that he doesn't play enough, which interferes with his !@#$ing up the country?
Ramius Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 If the player's lighting up his twitter board, hitting the clubs every night, and doesn't know the !@#$ing playbook that might be a valid criticism. So all of a sudden a player tweeting means he's hitting up the clubs every night and not studying the playbook? Thats just as moronic as saying that the president golfing or going on vacation means he's not keeping up with world affairs or paying attention to the country, etc.
....lybob Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 If Rob was up on things he'd realize that Obama only plays golf courses that are Aligned in such away that the player always faces Mecca, What very few people understand is that the Knights Templar brought golf to Scotland along with Scottish Rite Free Masonry from the Holy Land. Golf is symbolic of a Muslim practice of Shai-reereeree. After a Massacre of Christians they'd dig two pits a suitable distance away from their living center, one pit was for the headless bodies which were dragged or carted, the other pit was for the heads which in the practice of Shai-reereeree children wacked with sticks until the heads fall into the pit. The 18 holes symbolize 18 great massacres celebrated by the Knights Templar because they were making dead kings and keeping score no matter who was getting Massacred. btw this is the reason Golf courses have sand traps no matter where on earth they are located.
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