What should really come as a surprise to absolutely no one who has been paying the least bit of attention to the narcissistic slime that is our president and "Lord and Savior", Barack Obama, is when on Wednesday he actually invoked the recent horror at Sandy Hook Elementary School as one of the reasons why he believes Republicans should compromise with him in budget talks. Which only goes to prove the point that he is not above using the death of 20 children to not only force the bringing about of ‘new’ gun laws at a time when he hasn’t been enforcing the old ones, but to also to, somehow, force Republicans to bend to his will regarding how best to deal with the ‘fiscal cliff.’ He’s the perfect definition of a political thug.
Following Barry’s somewhat controversial comments, conservative commentator and columnist Charles Krauthammer, who I do sometimes disagree with but not here, derided the invocation of the tragedy, calling it, and rightly so, a "sacrilege." "The president invoking a massacre of children to essentially say the Republicans need to accept his terms of surrender in the negations is not just a non-sequitur, I think it’s a sacrilege," the commentator said during a Fox News appearance. After dismissing Barry’s use of the Sandy Hook massacre to move budget talks along, Krauthammer noted his belief that the president is needlessly negative towards Republicans. Krauthammer went on to say, "He is excessively self-righteous."
Krauthammer continued by saying, "He talks about the other side as being unprincipled, not interested in a national interest, slaves of an ideology which he says makes no sense and…invested in opposing him to the point where they’re willing to let the country suffer." He went on to note that Barry could strike a softer and less divisive tone and inevitably dismissed the president’s current rhetoric as "a combination of self-righteous and narcissism." The specific comments that spawned the comments from Krauthammer came from Barry on Wednesday, when he urged a compromise in contentious and highly-partisan budget talks. Barry said, "After what we’ve gone through over the past several months, a devastating hurricane and now one of the worse tragedies in our memory, the country deserves folks to be willing to compromise for the greater good."
Look, this is typical Barry, because this is what is essentially the Chicago, thug-style, of politics. There is nothing that is out of bounds or not to be used, politically, if he thinks that he can manipulate it in such a way as to further his own political agenda. He is your stereotypical sleazy politician, as well as being the epitome of what has become the modern day Democrat. The deaths of these children mean absolutely nothing to him other than, of course, that he sees them as being a tool. And apparently not only a tool that he thinks he can use to bring about new, more restrictive gun laws, but apparently also to pressure Republicans to cave on their present demands regarding how best to deal with what’s being described as the ‘fiscal cliff’, which we are now speeding towards.
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