We have nothing to offer
July 9th, 2010
It is becoming more and more obvious that Obama’s presidency has been nothing but a failed experiment in affirmative action, one that will set the country back scores of years in terms of equality. I know from which I speak - Canada had a female Prime Minister for about 5 minutes, and she was such a disaster that we probably won’t have another one for half a century.
The problem in the US of course is not that Obama is black, but that he’s an idiot. And much like we insist that Muslims apologize for their ’splodey brethren, we want black Americans to explain why we have this wart in the White House.
A real president - of any color - would not feel the homeboy need to protect thugs interfering with the time-honored electoral process. Bros before hos, I guess.
A real president - of any color - would not blame his name for Israel’s mistrust.
A real president - of any color - would not get so mixed up in racial politics that he had to throw a White House kegger when there was more important work to be done.
You want a black president? Get Bill Cosby to run - at least the man has a PhD and a healthy dose of common sense. Don’t give us this second-rate crackhead, still wet behind his gigantic ears.
Yet… there’s nothing we can do about Obama. We are halfway through 2010 - mid-terms are in less than 16 weeks. Like the grasshopper, we have squandered this time on Tea Parties instead of knuckling down to work. Come 2012, we’ll have nothing stockpiled for our winter, and Obama will once more sweep into power. In 2012, his re-election will once more be historic, not this time for the novelty of his color, but for the weakness with which we stood to fight him.
What have we to offer America instead of Obama?
- A beauty queen-turned-politician-turned-talking head
- A paranoid pot-head father/son duo that believes in aliens
- A guy with fiberglass hair who has dropped out of more races than Obama’s ever been in
- Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh
These people may whip up crowds, but come election day in the privacy of the polling booths, are inconsequential. America may listen to their speeches, but they won’t vote for them.
It’s getting to the point in the game where we will have gone too far to turn back from our pity partying. If we leave things any longer, we might as well save the costs of campaigning in 2012, because there will be no use. Until and unless we have something to offer America in exchange for Obama, we might as well quit complaining.
For those unsure what I mean, see Kerry vs Bush. America was angry and fed up with Bush - but all the Dems had to offer up in exchange was Kerry. In this scenario, we are the Democrats, offering up the ineffectual Kerrys of the world.
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