Prop Refuses to Serve as Prop

101007bokloresUpdate:

Politicians are keeping their distance from the president these days. When the presidential seal fell from his podium he made a self-deprecating joke that even it didn’t want to appear on stage with him.

No he didn’t. President Obama doesn’t do self-deprecating. He said, “all of you know who I am…but there’s somebody back there who is really nervous right now“. Yes, Mr. President, we all fear you.

Yesterday even Walter Mondale piled on, telling him to lose the “idiot boards”.

Public Service

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Friends

101004bokloresThe story of the Rutgers freshman who jumped off the George Washington bridge led to this column by Kathleen Parker about social media which which led to this cartoon.

Woodward

101001bolores2In Bob Woodward’s new book, Obama’s Wars, the president and his generals aren’t on the same page. Here’s Dan Balz in the Washington Post and here’s Charles Krauthammer in the Post.

The Voters Have Spoken… The Bastards.

100930bokloresActually, the voters haven’t spoken yet but Rich Lowry, in a column about Democratic leaders’ current contempt for the electorate, remembered that quip from Mo Udall in 1976. President Obama’s quip is that Democrats need to “buck up”. John Dickerson in Slate says this suggests he considers them “ignorant, inattentive, or lazy”. Biden just calls them “whiners”. And John Kerry adds that, “We have an electorate that doesn’t always pay that much attention to what’s going on.” Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson sums it up this way, “The American people are acting like a bunch of spoiled brats.” All this flattery is nicely covered in Victor Davis Hanson’s column here.

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