If you are reading this, then you have
a computer. When I first got a computer, I was scared to death; I didn’t know
ANYTHING ABOUT COMPUTERS! If my screen went dark, or it froze, or any problem
at all came about, I hollered for my wife or daughter; I was totally baffled by
this machine. I am now a little more comfortable with this “modern marvel”, and
I don’t scream nearly as much as I used too.
As a young man, I did much of the work
on my car myself, as I learned much from my Dad and his friends and gleaned
knowledge from them. Now I am pretty confident when I diagnose a problem with
our vehicles, yet when a problem is beyond my expertise, I will always yield to
someone with more knowledge. I won’t even go near an electrical problem; that
stuff scares me!! I’m sure most of you will try to find an expert to fix
certain problems you encounter either with your vehicles or your homes and are
willing to pay the price for “expert repair”. Now I know some of you have friends
who are “experts” in just about everything, and will tell you stories of all of
their accomplishments in the “world of repairs”, and some of you may have taken
their advice, only to find out they are as clueless as you are. Free advice is
worth everything you paid for, absolutely nothing!! Conversely, if you pay good
money for expert repair, YOU WANT IT FIXED!!
Last week, our President, Barack
Obama, was interviewed by Charlie Rose of CBS. During his interview, Mr. Obama
stated that “Washington feels as broken as it did four years ago.” He continued
on in the interview once again citing political discord as the reason for our
dismal economy, high unemployment and failing GNP. I guess that first two years
of Democrat control meant nothing, other than a forced healthcare bill America
didn’t want. I guess that “green initiative” that turned into a conflagration
of our tax dollars didn’t mean anything either. It must be because there are
Republicans in Washington. They are responsible for the runaway spending of the
first two years, and they are responsible for America suffering its first bond
rating drop in history, even though Mr. Obama and his Democrat controlled
Congress was in session at the time.
Mr. Obama took the Office of President
on a platform of “fixing the Washington mess” and restoring “transparency” to
government. During his interview, he stated “He has fallen short”; he is the
master of the understatement.
Falling short doesn’t come close to
what Barack Obama has done to America in less than four years. Neighborhoods
are virtual forests of “for sale” signs and foreclosures are at record numbers;
even the “doctored” unemployment numbers are more than he said they would ever
be after he took office. New job figures are almost laughable when most
economists tell us they need sustained growth of at least 250,000 jobs to call
this a recovery. This repairman isn’t getting the job done; and I don’t mean
he’s “falling short”; he is a FAILURE! All he can do now is disparage his
competition. Let’s face facts, Mr. Obama, your pipes are leaking, your
connections are loose, your boards are warped and I think I smell gas! I agree
that Washington is broken, but I think we need a new guy; this one isn’t very
handy!
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