The Friendless President

 by A'elian' nation


It is amazing to already witness the unraveling of the democrat party. Usually a party waits until after the election to dust itself off and chart its new direction.

However, with the month by month downward spiral of bad economic news with the election just months away, the democrats are already warring over its future. Nothing made this clearer than Bill Clinton himself and his DLC wing of the democrat party.

DNC vs. DLC. Many of the leaders of the democrat party have realized they can only go so far left before going down the socialist cliff with no hope of scaling their way back up. Corey Booker, Deval Patrick, Ed Rendell, Harold Ford, and now Bill Clinton himself have defended Baine Capital and Romney's sterling business credentials. This is inter-party apostasy.
The democrat party finds itself trying to save itself and win a presidential election at the same time. It can't do both. The Clinton DLC wing sees no future with an Obamacrat party. With Clinton nipping at his heels Obama finds he has few friends to defend him. The man is basically friendless. He doesn't go to bat for hardly anyone down the line of the ticket. He is down to having to rely on his own campaign manager, Axelrod, to make his speeches and talking points.
The fawning Obama Stasi stenographers sit slack-jawed with mouths agape as one democrat after another refuses to climb aboard the ObamaSpiel. Chris Matthews was in a state of apoplexy after Clinton praised Baine.
The final point is Obama's lack of friends and why an unknown newbie politician like him is so vulnerable. Obama's political base is his progressive friends and the media. It is based on a mere wisp of populist hope and change. It is a political ponzi scheme that can only be sustained by fresh-whipped frenzies, empty promises, and illegal voters. It isn't, and never has been. grounded with political friendships and loyalty to party.
Unlike Johnson or Humphrey or Nixon, Obama has never helped anyone attain power. Obama has no roots in his own party. Like his Black friends say, "He was never there for the struggle," and that applies more to the heavy democrat party lifting than the civil rights movement.
I believe when Obama is swept from power there will be more tell-all books than for any other presidency. No one owes the guy anything. And with a democrat party in sore need of re-imaging; it will be done at Obama's expense. Never will the once mighty have fallen so low. His own democrats will be throwing shoes at his official White House portrait when it is unveiled by President Romney.