Here are some little snippets from President Barack Obama's speech today at Georgetown University, little instances where, intentionally or not, he spoke the truth :
I know that some have accused us of taking on too much at once....
Now, some have argued that this recovery plan is a case of irresponsible government spending....
Of course, there are some who argue that the government should stand back and simply let these banks fail....
And although there are a lot of Americans who understandably think that government money would be better spent going directly to families and businesses instead of banks....
Some have argued that we shouldn't attempt such a transition until the economy recovers....
Now, I realize that for some, this isn't enough. I know there is a criticism out there that my administration has somehow been spending with reckless abandon, pushing a liberal social agenda while mortgaging our children's future....
There are times when the man really does know what he's talking about.
3 comments:
Obama is very clever, no question about it. Nothing like taking what his opposition says and spoon feeding it back to them.
His eloquence in speeches comes across as thou, his quotes from what others say sounds like its his idea.Very shrewed naneuver.
The pandering rhetoric is delivered in such a manner, he makes it sound like the remarks are his, hence conveys the notion he agrees with what is being said.
Is this the dialectal materialism from the doctrine of Karl Marx, or what?
Keep up the good writing.
Anne Cleveland
Octogenariansblog.com
Typical politician--he "mis-spoke himself".
What a sly one! How many more days till we elect a new one?
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