Cloying, Condescending Barack Obama Is Full Of It
This has to be said: Barack Obama is full of it.
Here he was in all his obsequiousness at Salem State University this week:
“I sometimes fantasized about if you put women in charge of every government for like two years…I have a strong feeling that things would be better. I believe that. I’m confident.”
Is he nuts? Or just blathering? Or is he simply sucking up to historian Doris Kearns Goodwin who was on the panel with him?
Is he unfamiliar with Angela Merkel who opened Germany’s borders and created a migrant crisis? How about Jacinda Arden who turned New Zealand into a covid concentration camp during the pandemic?
Putting aside just how cloying, condescending and patronizing the former president sounds, it’s worth remembering that he belongs to a political party that stubbornly refuses to even acknowledge what a woman is.
In a colossal blunder, Democrats in 2022 actually put a justice on the Supreme Court who was flummoxed when asked to define the word “woman.”
“I’m not a biologist,” Ketanji Brown Jackson whimpered in reply to a question from Sen. Marsha Blackburn just before Democrats elevated the mid-wit to the highest court.
That answer alone should have been disqualifying. Especially considering the only reason Jackson was elevated to the court was because she checked not one, but two boxes: black and female.
In a roundtable campaign appearance featuring Abdul el Sayed and Kamala Harris this week, the discussion revolved around “black birthing persons.”
I’ve never seen a party more dedicated to erasing women.
Worse, earlier this month, a gaggle of Massachusetts women on a jury tried to bully the others into letting a mother who strangled her three children escape a murder charge. When their efforts were thwarted by the one normal juror who wanted to convict the killer of first degree murder, the women unleashed a repulsive attack on the black man who’d stood in their way.
So, no thanks, Obama. If a woman can get away with murder because her hormones are out of whack, we should think twice before ever putting a female in charge of a country.
Oh, and by the way, if women would make splendid leaders, why do you suppose Barack Obama chose to run against one on his way to the White House?
Using Obama’s logic, Hillary - “you’re likeable enough” - would have been a better choice in 2008.
Anyone agree?
As bad as Obama was, I don’t think so.
