Fox In Hen House Alert

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It is interesting that in a time when inequality is a major concern in the country, someone in the top 1%, with the help of other members of that elite club, is making a serious run to be President. They are trying to buy the election. Our economic and political system is broken, now is not the time to have a fox guarding the hen house. Do you believe the fox has much empathy for the hens?

Obama is a moderate not pretending to be anything else. Romney pretends to be whatever his audience is on any given day or moment. During the primary he was a right wing radical. Now he is backing away from that. He cannot back away from being a member of the 1% club.

Obama has made mistakes due to his lack of experience in 2008. Since then, he has gained experience, has moved to the center and has a clear idea of what needs to be done. Pushing for health care reform right out of the box was a big mistake when the economy was being flushed down the toilet. How many Presidents took office when the period between the election and inauguration was in such turmoil?

I believe many voters understand this history, are ready to forgive him for the mistakes made for a lack of experience and now want to benefit from the hard knocks of the past four years. Many voters also believe we need a President who does not need to think about his next election campaign.

Further, if you take into account the hidden problems of four years ago, we indeed are better off today. More

Comments

  1. Sam BaldwinJuly 11, 2012 at 11:53 AM

    This makes so much sense. Why is not America catching on?

    ReplyDelete
  2. George P.July 12, 2012 at 11:47 AM

    There are too many foxes on Fox.

    ReplyDelete

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