Jim Stillman
NevarKeep the cigarettes away...
March 16th 2010 08:32
It would be best if the President stopped smoking, for his personal health, certainly, but also for the general welfare of the nation. As a former two-pack a day smoker of some 25 years ago, I can attest that, the effects of nicotine withdrawal can make one cranky, out of sorts and, all in all, a real SOB. And that is what Barack Obama is becoming, and it’s about time!
President Obama came into office facing two wars, an economy melt-down rivaling the Great Depression, a feeling by the American public that government had failed to serve, a stock market in crisis, massive unemployment, soaring deficits caused by the profligate spending by the former Administration and, perhaps, worse frustration and hopelessness by the people. The campaign was built upon a theory that, if only political opponents would work together in a common desire to make the nation that which it was and could be again would we advance. “Change we can believe in” was the slogan, “hope” the motto
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President Obama came into office facing two wars, an economy melt-down rivaling the Great Depression, a feeling by the American public that government had failed to serve, a stock market in crisis, massive unemployment, soaring deficits caused by the profligate spending by the former Administration and, perhaps, worse frustration and hopelessness by the people. The campaign was built upon a theory that, if only political opponents would work together in a common desire to make the nation that which it was and could be again would we advance. “Change we can believe in” was the slogan, “hope” the motto
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