Should Obama Stay - Part 4, You May Go Now

I know that the President has, on occasions, done an admirable job as the leader of our nation. He did not, in spite of his promise, close the Guantanamo prison, he did not carry through with the trial of the terrorists in NY and he proceeded with the military tribunals. His reasons may have merely reflected political reality, but at least he did recognize it and make the right decisions. Let us not forget that he did do what President Bush couldn't and what President Clinton wouldn't; he killed Osama bin Laden. He can hang his hat on that if not reelected.

So, we've looked at why he should stay. Can we discern any reason he should go? Let's give it a go, shall we;

DEFICIT SPENDING

2009 deficit= $1,400,000,000,000.00
2010 deficit= $1,170,000,000,000.00
2011 deficit= $1,560,000,000,000.00
2012 deficit= $1,327,000,000,000.00

Whew! I'm getting carpel tunnel syndrome from hitting the zero key so often.

NATIONAL DEBT

As of 2:04 P.M., June 29, 2012;

$15,821,444,885,020... I mean $15,821,444,868,003... $15,821,445,124,788...
$15,821,445,293, 796... numbers don't spin this fast on a Las Vegas slot machine.

Look! I know the President is doing what he thinks is right. I know he's doing his best. That's the part that scares me. He loves his wife, kids, fellow citizens and our country. Just because he's incompetent doesn't mean he isn't patriotic. I'm not sure how he sees the nation, but he needs a new prescription for eyeglasses. He can afford them, now that his health care bill was found constitutional. Remember Mr. President, penalty is spelled t-a-x (Chief Justice Roberts has made the dictionary obsolete).

Electing Mr. Obama was like hiring the organizer of the elementary school's Christmas play (that better be a private school) to be the head of GM. I think they already tried that at GE and look where that got them.

So, Mr. Obama we thank you for trying, but you've done enough damage for now. If we need any more drag on the economy, we'll let you know and you can have first crack at it. I'm afraid it's time for you to enjoy a long and pleasant retirement Mr. President. Don't forget to wave to us when you're chauffeured pass the free soup line.

John Colbert/host
http://www.colbertradio.com/

And now we've come full circle. What do you think? Stay? Go? If we vote him in again we'll get just as much hope and change. Depressing, isn't it?