He's Baaaack

The most incredible straight-face-keeper I have ever seen interviewed people in front of a Sarah Palin book signing, which produces an equally jaw-dropping effect as his previous interviews at the 9/12 rally. Enjoy, and join me in a toast to the death of reason!

To be fair, below are some snippets of protests published on Andrew Sullivan's blog at The Atlantic from people on the Left claiming that Democrats are being too hard on President Obama, equally devoid of fact and thoughtfulness and which, also, make far more claims about Obama's perceived character than his policies. But I guess "where someone's heart is" has always been a more important barometer for success than action in this country, anyways.

"Thank goodness people are starting to leave the left. Their abandonment of Obama is as unconscionable as the right's refusal to work with him. . . . This is about decency and working together to solve problems. . . . Obama is almost solitary in his desire and ability to tackle problems of epic proportion while realizing that we live in a very heterogeneous society. . . . The loud-mouths on the Left are becoming nearly as hysterical and vicious as those on the right. . . . I marvel (unhappily) on a daily basis on how myopic and stubborn many of those on the left have become in regards to President Obama. I wonder if any of these people have ever truly had to make hard decisions in their lives. Have they not ever had to weigh all consequences?. . . . These are real choices people, not a schoolyard fantasy, in which our guy, king of the geeks, is finally captain of the kickball team, and now he can pick us fellow geeks and play us all in sweet revenge against the jocks. He is not playing. He is leading. Not even one year in, I am willing to continue to trust his instinct, his grace, his patience and his measured hand. . . .These are the reasons I voted for him. Hope for a leader, not hope for "everything to be completely different from the previous guy regardless of the consequences", which is what I think many immature democrats are upset about. What a bunch of selfish babies. . . . The stuff coming out of "progressive" mouths is all too often on a par with Glenn Beck's abusive rants--both sides (right and left wingers) playing thousand-pound national football with the President as the ball--meaning, kick kick kick, until you bust his dick. This truly makes me sick."