Rush Limbaugh: Five Years to Failure

Rush Limbaugh,
Besides the fact that just about every comment coming out of your mouth today is disturbing, I would like to offer you the chance to really wager your impact on the American people. Over the past few months, America has come to know you as the guy who wants every liberal thinking government official to fail. Well Mr. Limbaugh, right back at you. For the sake of our country, I hope in five years time, it will be very apparent that on many fronts, you failed as a political talk show radio host. Beyond sending the message that, "I want Rush Limbaugh to fail," I dare you to agree to leave talk radio if and when your anticipated timeline for disaster fails to become a reality. While it is hard for me to imagine ever turning to you for advice about anything, I always have the highest respect for a man who can admit that they were wrong. A true American would never want to continue giving bad advice to other Americans. If you feel so strongly about your beliefs, then you should have nothing to worry about.

Think about it,

Brooke Fienman

www.brookestatestheobvious.blogspot.com

Dick Cheney is America's Herpes

During the 8 years of the Bush administration I think I saw Dick Cheney like 4 times. The first time was for the inauguration, twice he was featured in the hospital recovering from from some sort of illness, and once he was making a statement regarding the fact that he shot somebody while hunting. Dick Cheney, you had your time, it is time for you to disappear. If you wanted the limelight, you should have said something while you were actually an elected official. Instead of using Bush as a puppet for your policies, why didn't you just run for office yourself? So why is Dick Cheney comparable to one of the most common STD's? He's hard to control and decides to appear at only the most opportune times. Don't fall for the cover-up America, this guy represents a lifetime of regrets.

Obama's Gift

The aura around Barack Obama has the political strength of JFK, the public fascination of Princess Diana, the symbolic significance of Jackie Robinson, and a demographic appeal as if all three were standing on stage together. When historians look back on the presidency of Barack Obama, I anticipate that he will be remembered as the most effective leader of all time. Although, America has had its fair share of brilliant leaders, I believe Obama's real gift is his ability to understand the power of his popularity, and actively engage his audience from an educational standpoint. Unlike any leader in history, Obama's approach in addressing our nation is focused on knowledge and not power. As we've seen over the past two years, sociological and psychological behavior determine economic equilibrium in a capitalistic society. In addition to being Commander In Chief, Barack Obama has taken on a role as our nation's pedagogue, and given its citizens the privileged title of "perpetual student." Years from now Barack Obama's biggest achievement will not be any specific piece of legislation passed during his presidency; instead, historians will reflect on his ability to communicate and mobilize our nation by increasing the average citizen's understanding of the driving factors in our economy, and the impact of social perception on economic reality.