Obama owns the results of his bad policies

Micheal Goodwin:
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Obama’s sixth year in the White House is shaping up as his worst, and that’s saying something. He’s been in the Oval Office so long that it is obscene to blame his problems on George W. Bush, the weather or racism. Obama owns the world he made, or more accurately, the world he tried to remake.

Nothing important has worked as promised, and there is every reason to believe the worst is yet to come. The president’s casual remark the other day that he worries about “a nuclear weapon ­going off in Manhattan” inadvertently reflected the fear millions of Americans have about his leadership. Not necessarily about a bomb, but about where he is taking the country.

We are racing downhill and he is stepping on the gas. Will he stop before the nation crashes?
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The view from his faculty lounge has no space for reality. Anything that doesn’t fit the grand plan is dismissed as illegitimate. So while global hot spots multiply and the world grows dangerously unstable, the president still plans to slash the military. 
His trip abroad last week further secured his reputation for historic ineptitude. It wasn’t that the trip was a disaster — it never rose to that level. His presence and his promises simply made no difference.
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I was one of the first to suggest Obama had an overrated intellect and the world is finally catching up with me.   Liberal's belief that being liberal makes you smart has been shown to be without merit.  They still have a hard time admiting that liberalism is not working and so you will still see arguments that Obamacare is working, or that Obama and Kerry are relevant in the Middle East mess.  But the facts argue otherwise.

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  1. The Cognitive Dissonance on the Left, whether on Obamacare, Global Warming, or Putin seems to be consistently bypassed by refusing to consider it. They retreat to NPR and MSNBC where reality seldom intrudes. To be sure, Conservatives have largely retreated to Fox, but for the reason that they do deal with reality. While there are more differences than similarities to the late 1930s, what we now call conventional wisdom and the MSM were equally unwilling to confront reality until the invasion of Poland, and then the invasion of the USSR.

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