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The guy who created the largest deficit in history is lecturing us on fiscal responsibility?

Barack Obama sure has square balls:

Dude, haven't you spent enough? You want irresponsibility? Look in the bloody mirror!

Really, at this point who cares what Obama has to say? The guy's lost all credibility.

Let me put this bluntly: virtually no one in America gives a damn what Barack Obama says about anything at this point. What could be more predictable, and less interesting, than Obama's opinion on any given subject? Who wants to contemplate the economic wisdom of a guy who looted the Treasury for a trillion dollars, with less benefit than we could have achieved by stuffing hundred dollar bills into random cereal boxes? Who's excited to hear about the next plan to convert taxpayer dollars into Democrat campaign funds? Who's hungry for another hour of tedious excuses about permanently broken markets and the titanic dead hand of George W. Bush? Who wants a lecture on ethical business practices from the titular head of the party that gave us Charlie Rangel and Maxine Waters? What use is another hollow foreign-policy speech from a man who sees no global adversary to rival the menace of Arizona? Even Obama's supporters don't hear anything he says any more. There's nothing left to hear.

The voters understand irresponsibility. That's why November 2^nd is coming at the beltway bozos like a runaway freight train. We're not just sick and tired of Obama's excuses and ineptitude; if the Tea Party has proven anything it's this — irresponsible spenders from both parties are an endangered species.

The time for fiscal responsibility was before we gave more money to Goldman Sachs than God has miracles, before the Democrats used the power of the U.S. Treasury to pick winners and losers in the domestic auto industry, and way before Los Angeles wasted $111 million "stimulus" dollars to create a mere 55 new jobs.

Our problem isn't that tax rates are too low, it's that spending levels are too high. Whoever ends up running Congress on November 3^rd had better come to grips with that fact pretty darn quick.

And if there's still any confusion about what to do, let me suggest that Chris Christie can definitely point us in the right direction.

Posted at 10:15 by Chris Wysocki   [/obama_watch]   Comments | Archived | Perm Link |
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