COMMENTS:
Like I said a few days ago, that is the only correct answer, from the standpoint of legal principles. The Judge should never have heard the case and should be impeached for doing so; I do not believe he could be impartial under the circumstances. We need to straighten out our judicial system in this country as well as our Congress. He needs a real bad spanking. TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. Do you think Obama stands a chance of being reelected? (Lorenzo ~ San Dimas, CA)A. No. I think he will not finish this term, especially if he keeps showing his radical Muslim roots.
Q. What’s our best opportunity, if we have one, of resolving our horrible economic crisis? (Lars ~ Boise, ID)
A. Like it or not, we have to break Chairman Barack’s stranglehold on this country, and that means that the Republicans have to win at least one Congressional house in November. Otherwise, all things will continue to get worse, and worse, and worse. Already, he’s so low in the polls that Mel Gibson could beat him, (was that a play on words?).
Q. Why is Robert Gates resigning as Secretary of Defense? (Yogi ~ Rosemont, IL)
A. Don’t read anything into this; it’s rare that a cabinet-level person stays from one administration to another, let alone when there’s a switch in parties. I don’t think he would have stayed, had we not been at war in Iraq and Afghanistan, so his departure is really expected. As for Robert Gibbs, we don’t know for sure that he’s leaving, but I hope not. He’s the only guy in that group who makes me laugh every time he opens his mouth. He’s like a spider; you never know what he’s going to spin next.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
"Construction of a new uranium enrichment site will begin by the end of the year (March) or early next year. The new enrichment facilities will be built inside mountains." ~ Ali Akbar Salehi, Iranian Atomic Energy Organization (regarding plans to go on line with Russian plant this week).
TODAY’S VIDEO: (Chairman Barack lights it up?)
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