Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Manchurian Canidate

You know I have always said I would never want to be the President of the United States. Living in a fish bowl, not being ablt to go down to the store and buy a present without the world knowing about it in the matter of minutes.

No the real power, the get down and get your hands in the mix is behind the scenes, the Chief of Staff, CoS, is probably the most powerful person behind POTUS and the spouse of POTUS. Even more powerful than the Speaker of the house. The CoS decides who has access to POTUS for starters. Nowhere is the power of the CoS than happening with the current administration. I give you the Teleprompter, President Obama can not say anything without the teleprompter, everytime he does he stick his mouth in his foot. His comment about bowling and the Special Olympic on the tonight Show, laughing while talking about the current economic situatoin during an interview on "60 Minutes". hose are two examplefrom just the past week. He has to have the teleprompter and the person that is going to be ultimately responsible for what the telprompter says is going to be the CoS. What does this ultimately mean? It show how unprepared Obama was and is for being the President of the United States. With the decisions taking place and the people being picked and then dumped, it is not just Obama who was not ready for the big time most of the decision makers around him are not ready either. It could cost this country dearly.

I am sorry Obama supporters, being POTUS is not a job for on the job training. He had no executive experience, he had never ran anything, his experience in the state and national levels he was never a leader. In fact on the state level he couldn't even vote he would just say present instead of yeh or neh. Being POTUS you must make decisions and lots of time make decisions very quickly. And folks you can lead by focus groups. You have to lead and people will follow you. The late great Ronald Regan was our last true leader in the Oval Office.

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