I have not writ­ten about our Dear Leader in some time.  I’ve been bit­ing my tongue.  Now, with his com­plete and utter screw-ups that he has engaged in recently, I can’t hold back any longer.

If you thought George W. Bush was an idiot and a “war crim­i­nal”, just look at what Obama has done in the past month.    He has engaged the United States in an ille­gal war.  (No, it’s not a “kinetic mil­i­tary oper­a­tion”.)  Barack Hus­sein Obama sent in our troops with­out so much of a hint of approval from Con­gress.  To make mat­ters worse, there is quite a bit of con­fu­sion as to the endgame.  From Hillary Clin­ton to Barack Obama to Sec­re­tary Gates, not one of them gives the same answer as to what the pri­mary objec­tive is.   Also, as I have said before, we have no man­date to be in Libya.  By con­trast, the Iraq War, believe it or not, was not an ille­gal war.  At least Bush had Con­gress’ approval.

He also is speak­ing out of both sides of his mouth regard­ing energy pol­icy.  First, he stated on March 19 while on vaca­tion in Brazil (also while the ille­gal Libyan War is going on): 

By some esti­mates, the oil you recently dis­cov­ered off the shores of Brazil could amount to twice the reserves we have in the United States.  We want to work with you.  We want to help with tech­nol­ogy and sup­port to develop these oil reserves safely, and when you’re ready to start sell­ing, we want to be one of your best cus­tomers.  At a time when we’ve been reminded how eas­ily insta­bil­ity in other parts of the world can affect the price of oil, the United States could not be hap­pier with the poten­tial for a new, sta­ble source of energy.

Then he says just the other day:

I talked about reduc­ing America’s depen­dence on oil when I was run­ning for Pres­i­dent, and I’m proud of the his­toric progress that we’ve made over the last two years towards that goal, and we’ll talk about that a lit­tle bit. But I’ve got to be hon­est. We’ve run into the same polit­i­cal grid­lock, the same iner­tia that has held us back for decades.

That has to change. That has to change…When I was elected to this office, Amer­ica imported 11 mil­lion bar­rels of oil a day. By a lit­tle more than a decade from now, we will have cut that by one-third. That is some­thing that we can achieve. (Applause.) We can cut our oil depen­dence — we can cut our oil depen­dence by a third.

Cut­ting our depen­dence on oil — by expand­ing our depen­dence?!  How idi­otic is this?  We have so many more oil reserves right here at home than Brazil has.  Yet when approached with the idea of open­ing up drilling here in the U.S., Obama makes a joke about “Drill, Baby Drill”.  Let’s just pose this ques­tion:   Why is Obama more inter­ested in Brazil­ian oil than he is Amer­i­can oil?

I truly hope that Obama doesn’t win another term in 2012.  I hon­estly don’t think our coun­try can take any more of this.