Obama, a Joke

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For some time now there have been various reports suggesting Barack Obama to be, even by typical U.S. presidential standards, an aloof character with seemingly few friends and even less personal interest in things and events outside of himself. Now entering his next to last year as President of the United States, rumors are circulating via Capitol Hill sources of a man lost in his own manufactured past who is desperate to be free of a White House he loathes, and an America he despises even more.



Apparently the day to day White House staff are seeing less and less of Barack Obama. When in Washington D.C., the president rarely goes beyond his private residence study, even including fewer of his beloved golf outings.



Day to day operations are channeled through Jarrett’s office, and it is that longstanding rule that has Congressional Democrats seething. Jarrett often ignores requests to speak with here – even if such a request comes from figures like Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi. One Democrat who was recently deemed worthy of the Senior White House Adviser’s attention was Senator Chuck Schumer who recently declared during a public speech that Obamacare was a mistake for the party, in essence a problem that should not have taken up so much of the party’s time in 2009 and 2010.



Both Barack Obama and Valerie Jarrett were in mutual fits of rage over the senator’s words, and repeated messages were sent to Schumer that he make a hasty retraction.



Schumer has to date, apparently ignored the request, and refuses to speak directly to Jarrett but has indicated he’d be willing to meet with the president. Other whispers are putting Schumer as the new Democratic leader of the Senate by 2016 – a promise made to him months earlier and then repeated more recently by figures close to the Clinton Machine.



While the anti-Obamacare message from Schumer still has Jarrett reportedly plotting revenge, the president himself has withdrawn even further into the protective bubble that so often is a White House under siege, coming out only briefly to give words to the Jarrett manufactured script that had former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel being shown the door. The Hagel dismissal was yet another White House decision that had senators from both parties angry at the White House, with Harry Reid apparently suggesting the White House should not expect a simple confirmation for the president’s next choice to replace Hagel.

Last week Barack Obama was described by a Capitol Hill staffer who communicates regularly with individuals linked to the White House as an “isolated, insolent, and inebriated” figure who recently had difficulty even reading from a teleprompted script and was required to do several takes before coming up with a performance that did not make his compromised condition so obvious.

This same Capitol Hill source suggested it may not be just the friction between the White House and Senate Democrats that has the president in such an emotional downward spiral – there are yet more rumors the White House is preparing for a potential public relations disaster looming in early 2015 that even has the normally haughty Jarrett office “hoping to survive.

Hard to believe this man is capable of anything. Jarret seems to be in charge. Jarretts father in law was a Communist. He also had close ties to Islam. If you don't think Jarrett was not influenced by Vernon Jarrett you are delusional.

I hope this country can recover from the damages. The only bright spot is that this charade is going to kill Killarys chances in 2016.

http://ulstermanbooks.com/d-c-whispers-barack-obama-isolated-insolent-inebriated/

This country is finally starting to recover from the damage Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush did to it...and they both did much, much, much, much more damage than Barack Obama...

Again Frank, reality has stopped you cold. You have said 0 about this totally unprepared and incompetent fool. Blaming others for his(Obola) obvious failure and lack of respect for America is older than you.

Thank you for allowing me to say it again.

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Thank you for allowing me to say it again.

No one here has stopped you from adding your usual nothing. I wont either.

Life sucks when people who are not as smart as you dont appreciate you.

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Life sucks when people who are not as smart as you dont appreciate you.

Do you think it is time to take all the sharp objects out of the Oval office?

and their morals are highly in doubt.

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and their morals are highly in doubt.

I think Putin sees the West as weakened by the war on terror and its consequences. He will keep pushing and Obama will keep lying, or Valerie will.

I also think that he is sure that the global political axis is about to shift, that the West is going into long term major decline, and that the East will rule. He is setting Russia up to be on the winning team.

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I also think that he is sure that the global political axis is about to shift, that the West is going into long term major decline, and that the East will rule. He is setting Russia up to be on the winning team.

I don't think that shift can come without war. And we are already in quite a decline.

Brooks said the Army’s strength in the Pacific is at 106,000 active-duty soldiers, an increase from 90,000 in recent years. About 34,000 of them are stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

Read more here: http://www.thenewstribune.com/2014/04/09/3140887_four-star-army-forces-in-pacific.html?rh=1#storylink=cpy

A decade of growth at Joint Base Lewis-McChord could be wiped away by 2020 if the Army carries out severe force reductions in the South Sound as described in a planning document released Thursday.
In a worst-case scenario, JBLM would lose 16,000 active-duty military and civilian positions from its peak strength in 2011. The base has already lost about 5,400 soldiers over the past two years.
That would leave the base with about 16,000 active-duty soldiers in 2020, fewer than it had in 2001 when the Army was building up its first Stryker brigades at the South Sound Army installation