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March 10, 2010

Re Our Campaigner-in-Chief

Bill over at Redstate has a few pointed quips about what we've all come to realize - we have a president that's far more adept at and comfortable in campaigning than governing:

[...] ... Obama is "the campaigner-in-chief." It is What. He. Does. Governing is too messy for the President. He'd rather pass off responsibility to folks like Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi and let them do the heavy lifting ... and then he can throw them under the bus later when they fail (God willing).

Today the Perpetual Campaign Tour, 2010 Edition continues here in St. Louis. The President and his teleprompter will speak this afternoon at St. Charles High School, in the northwest St. Louis suburb of St. Charles, and will appear this evening at a fundraiser for Claire McCaskill's 2012 campaign (which is in itself a strange thing...what about Robin Carnahan in 2010? But, I digress). The audience, of course, will be hand-picked, by invitation only. Expect to see legions of adoring followers in attendance.

The tour began Monday, in Philadelphia, where he gave (yet another) campaign speech:

In a high-octane appearance that harked back to his "yes we can" campaign days, Mr. Obama jettisoned the professorial demeanor that has cloaked many of his public pronouncements on the issue, instead making an emotional pitch for public support as he tries to push the legislation through a final series of votes in Congress in the next several weeks

On Wednesday, Mr. Obama is to travel to St. Louis for another campaign-style rally for health care, White House officials said.

So, back to campaign mode he goes, and we must endure a day's worth of media blather where we will hear the same Obama talking points repeated time after time after time.

All I can add is for Mr. Obama to just keep on talkin' - cause his constant diarrhea of the mouth and now-proven inability to govern has already heavily contributed to Republican candidates leading Democrats by seven points in Rasmussen's latest edition of the Generic Congressional Ballot.

Clearly, Americans have "got it," and they want no part of the snake oil Obama is selling.

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Posted by Richard at March 10, 2010 9:20 AM

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