Manic med's because of Barack Obama

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I saw my doctor today and expressed my concerns regarding the state of our economy, B. Hussein Obama and his plans for our nation. I am fearful that his plans to move us into a more socialistic nation will be successful.

I love America and the liberty that it represents, of course I am going to fear change, especially if that means remaking America as Obama stated in his inaugural address.

I may have been a little excited while expressing my concerns, I didn't stop or slow down for 10 minutes. By the end of the session my doctor offered a prescription for Risperdal, which is another mood stabilizer with emphasis towards controlling manic episodes.

I don't personally think I am actually heading for a manic phase but was just agitated by what is going on. However, to express that much emotion, the first of that quantity for over a year may be a sign, and she [my doctor] was probably just thinking of preventative maintenance.

If I do enter a manic phase I am just going to blame it on Barack Obama.

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New era of responsibility doesn't apply to me!

"What is required of us now is a new era of responsibility - a recognition, on the part of every American, that we have duties to ourselves, our nation, and the world, duties that we do not grudgingly accept but rather seize gladly, firm in the knowledge that there is nothing so satisfying to the spirit, so defining of our character, than giving our all to a difficult task," proclaimed Barack Hussein Obama during his inauguration address on January 20, 2009.

 

We know that wind can make a cold day feel colder, but can national pride make a freezing day feel warmer? It seems to be the case because regardless of the final crowd number estimates, never have so many people shivered so long with such joy. From above, even the seagulls must have been awed by the blanket of humanity..., reports Bill Weir of ABC's World News.

I, myself, was also in awe about the national pride exhibited and the blanket of humanity that happened that day, just not quite the same awe that Bill Weir and the seagulls were overcome with though.

 

Such utter disrespect of America's front lawn and lack of personal responsibility for ones own trash causes me to wonder what were these Americans thinking?

"...so defining of our character," yes, unfortunately many Americans in attendance did define their characters on this historic day.

From the photographer of the picture of trash, he writes,

The Mall yesterday morning was one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen in my life.

The Mall yesterday afternoon was perhaps the ugliest. What the hell is wrong with us, America? Barack Obama just told us to pick ourselves up and dust ourselves off. What about that speech made you think it was ok to leave massive, massive amounts of newspaper, food, blankets, bottles and flags on the Mall?

There were a handful of people stopping to collect some of the newspapers that blanketed the ground, but the wind picked up for a while and it just seemed so hopeless. I want to walk down and see what it looks like this morning, but I don't think I'm ready to have my heart broken yet today.

Top Photo credit: ekai

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Victory

Barack fools us

Whole world will pay for America's electoral mistake

"Have locked myself in my room because the place is full of little idiots -- who cannot spell Barack Obama's name and could not name one of his foreign or domestic policies -- running around screaming obscenities about George Bush, conservatives and how Sarah Palin is a bitch. I love democracy!"

Even so, the people spoke. A victory for the hysterical Oprah Winfrey, the mad racist preacher Jeremiah Wright, the mainstream media who abandoned any sense of objectivity long ago, Europeans who despise America largely because they depend on her, comics who claim to be dangerous and fearless but would not dare attack genuinely powerful special interest groups. A victory for Obama-worshippers everywhere.

A victory for the cult of the cult. A man who has done little with his life but has written about his achievements as if he had found the cure for cancer in between winning a marathon and building a nuclear reactor with his teeth. Victory for style over substance, hyperbole over history, rabble-raising over reality.

A victory for Hollywood, the most dysfunctional community in the world. Victory for Streisand, Spielberg, Soros and Sarandon.

Victory for those who prefer welfare to will and interference to independence. For those who settle for group think and herd mentality rather than those who fight for individual initiative and the right to be out of step with meagre political fashion.

Victory for a man who is no friend of freedom. He and his people have already stated that media has to be controlled so as to be balanced, without realizing the extraordinary irony within that statement. Like most liberal zealots, the Obama worshippers constantly speak of Fox and Limbaugh, when the vast bulk of television stations and newspapers are drastically liberal and anti-conservative.

Senior Democrat Chuck Schumer said that just as pornography should be censored, so should talk radio. In other words, one of the few free and open means of popular expression may well be cornered and beaten by bullies who even in triumph cannot tolerate any criticism and opposition.

WEAK TOWARD ENEMIES

A victory for those who believe the state is better qualified to raise children than the family, for those who prefer teachers' unions to teaching and for those who are naively convinced that if the West is sufficiently weak towards its enemies, war and terror will dissolve as quickly as the tears on the face of a leftist celebrity.

A victory for social democracy even after most of Europe has come to the painful conclusion that social democracy leads to mediocrity, failure, unemployment, inflation, higher taxes and economic stagnation. A victory for intrusive lawyers, banal sentimentalists, social extremists and urban snobs.

Also a defeat for one of the weakest presidential candidates in living memory.

Why would anyone vote for a man who seemed incapable of outlining his policies and instead repeatedly emphasized a noble but, if we are candid, largely irrelevant war record?

He was joined by a woman who was defended so vehemently by her supporters when it was cuttingly evident that she is years away from being, and perhaps never will be, a serious candidate for senior national office.

Most of all it was a terrible defeat for democracy and the United States. A politician of nothing defeated a nothing politician and a credulous electorate screamed in adoration. I fear we will all suffer very much indeed.

Taken from the comments section of the Toronto Sun by Columnists / Michael Coren

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