When Barack Obama was coronated some four years ago, the only American sounding a public caution was Rush Limbaugh. Naturally, he was roundly vilified by an American Press that was goo-goo eyed over the young, extremely radical and shockingly un-American President. When Limbaugh brazenly said he hoped Obama would fail, the cacophony of criticism was deafening.
Well, thank God for Mr. Limbaugh. Sadly, obama has succeeded in nearly destroying the United States economy. Sadder still, the American Press, instead of warning of the ongoing disaster, actually enhanced it by acting as if good things were happening. Except no one could name even one good thing. These days, Limbaugh sounds as if he is almost forlorn. Normal Americans consider the requiem at Benghazzi and the lies of obama, the shallow reason for those lies and the obscene conspiratorial role of the press in protecting him, and shake their collective heads. The Republicans in Congress are so cowed by obama that they spend their days thinking of new ways to capitulate. The idea that someone besides Limbaugh would actually speak truth to power seems foreign to them. Well that the lads at Valley Forge, the Somme and at Normandy had straighter, more substantial spines. In truth, Limbaugh has a few compatriots: Hannity, Levin, Hewitt, Stein. There's a lad in Kansas who represents some of the Jayhawks in Congress, Tim Huelscamp is his name. He seems to have some hutzpah. In truth: these fellows do make a lot of gutty noise, very gutty, in fact. Many listen, few take up the torch. No one in my party seems able to see the forest for all of those sinister trees in the way.
Meanwhile, the destruction of America continues unabated.
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