EmptyTimCup
06-09-2012, 09:31 AM
The ultimate Coward: Obama blames everyone but himself (http://www.glennbeck.com/2012/06/08/the-ultimate-coward-obama-blames-everyone-but-himself/)
How many times has President Obama blamed his failures on ‘headwinds’? The U.S. economy, China’s economy, the Middle East, the Japanese tsunami, President Bush, gas prices, soaring energy costs, the Republican Congress, the Arab spring… the list goes on and on.
He has over-used the talking point so much it has become more of a running joke than a legitimate excuse. Using the term allows Obama to pass his failures off on things that are seemingly beyond his control, but when you are three and a half years into a four year term, it gets harder and harder to play the “I blame everything but myself game” – unless of course, you are a coward, which it has become blaringly obvious this President is.
“The President is giving a speech on the headwinds coming out of Europe, and I can’t take it,” Glenn said.
Considering Glenn has been warning of the significance of a European economic collapse for months, it is about time the President caught up with the times. But in reality, Obama’s response to the situation really just proves how unqualified he is to be president and how untruthful he might be.
“He’s now using Europe as an excuse for the economy, and he’s trying to say things are going to get bad,” Glenn said. “You mocked me when I told you that things were going to get bad in Europe, and we should pay attention to the Europe, and it was going to be in trouble. You mocked me because I heard it from Glenn Beck. Now you should hear what Glenn Beck is saying now. But the President mocked it and said it’s not true. And the man is not qualified to be a President of the United States if he didn’t see this coming. If he’s talking about headwinds in Europe he has no clue what’s next and the next shoe will drop. He’s not qualified.”
How many times has President Obama blamed his failures on ‘headwinds’? The U.S. economy, China’s economy, the Middle East, the Japanese tsunami, President Bush, gas prices, soaring energy costs, the Republican Congress, the Arab spring… the list goes on and on.
He has over-used the talking point so much it has become more of a running joke than a legitimate excuse. Using the term allows Obama to pass his failures off on things that are seemingly beyond his control, but when you are three and a half years into a four year term, it gets harder and harder to play the “I blame everything but myself game” – unless of course, you are a coward, which it has become blaringly obvious this President is.
“The President is giving a speech on the headwinds coming out of Europe, and I can’t take it,” Glenn said.
Considering Glenn has been warning of the significance of a European economic collapse for months, it is about time the President caught up with the times. But in reality, Obama’s response to the situation really just proves how unqualified he is to be president and how untruthful he might be.
“He’s now using Europe as an excuse for the economy, and he’s trying to say things are going to get bad,” Glenn said. “You mocked me when I told you that things were going to get bad in Europe, and we should pay attention to the Europe, and it was going to be in trouble. You mocked me because I heard it from Glenn Beck. Now you should hear what Glenn Beck is saying now. But the President mocked it and said it’s not true. And the man is not qualified to be a President of the United States if he didn’t see this coming. If he’s talking about headwinds in Europe he has no clue what’s next and the next shoe will drop. He’s not qualified.”