BHO and good judgment go together like oil and water.

Damn.

Hell we all have been wishing Obama would show better judgement.

You mean they don't all love us now?

Show better judgement?

That'll be a first.

Like Hamid has done?
He's about as slow as winter molasses.

karzai is a smart man. he knows to be concerned abt. O.

The rest of the world is noticing Obama's arrogance.

I love the pix of Karzai they chose to post with this article!

Sorry, Hamid baby, America ain't what it used to be.

re: #8 bellamags

The rest of the world is noticing Obama's arrogance.

Too bad the 65mil who voted for this fool didn't notice prior to Nov. 4.

That's pretty sad - when the President of Afghanistan - whose asses we pulled out of the fire of the Taliban - has to lecture OUR president on judgment and statesmanship. Im'm not saying Barry don't need all the help he can get, but jeez!

I think the new President will piss off more countries than GWB can pronounce.

He can't slow down or he'll be stepping in all of the sh*t he's causing.

But he's done so well so far.

Do you think things are going badly when the President of Afghan is the voice of reason?

That's not the Hamid Karzai I knew.

Hey, can we trade? Since the Constitution is a living document, right, we can finagel an exception!

re: #10 FightingBack

Sorry, Hamid baby, America ain't what it used to be.

Yes. We abandoned reason on November 4.

re: #18 SFGoth

Hey, can we trade? Since the Constitution is a living document, right, we can finagel an exception!

They wouldn't want him.

re: #16 ArmyWife

Do you think things are going badly when the President of Afghan is the voice of reason?

dude. no sh*t. : %P%

re: #11 CynicalConservative

Too bad the 65mil who voted for this fool didn't notice prior to Nov. 4.

You can thank the MSM for that. Them and John McCain for not running an effective campaign.

re: #22 Dark_Falcon

You can thank the MSM for that. Them and John McCain for not running an effective campaign.

So sad, so true.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai hopes Barack Obama will slow down, and "show better judgement"

The only better judgement this marxist could show would be to step down and say "this is above my pay grade"...
Unfortunately that ain't gonna happen.

re: #18 SFGoth

Hey, can we trade? Since the Constitution is a living document, right, we can finagel an exception!

Might as well, Obama doesn't need it.

re: #22 Dark_Falcon

You can thank the MSM for that. Them and John McCain for not running an effective campaign.

We can also put some blame on the "education" system.

Is this guy so naive that he would say stuff like that? Honey you ain't in Chicago no mo' Hillary going to be busy patching stuff up. Probably also busy getting Obama, Biden, and Byrd to fly on the same plane.

This guy is unreal.

Even The Beatles are telling Obama to slow down.

re: #26 bellamags

We can also put some blame on the "education" system.

Indeed.

O's arrogance and ignorance is going to cause a lot of trouble all over the world.

The latest liberal talking point I'm seeing on their web sites is that 0 is so focused on the economy that he simply cannot be criticized for ignoring all the rest of the problems...Isn't that odd?
I thought he ran on the very concept that he could walk and chew gum at the same time!

re: #20 Guanxi88

They wouldn't want him.

Sure they would! He's muslim (to them anyway).

re: #25 screaming_eagle

Constitution? We don't need no frick'n Constitution. All we need is Congress. Cicero would be astonished at what we have done to ourselves.

re: #31 mean Gene

The latest liberal talking point I'm seeing on their web sites is that 0 is so focused on the economy that he simply cannot be criticized for ignoring all the rest of the problems...Isn't that odd?
I thought he ran on the very concept that he could walk and chew gum at the same time!

If Bush was still in office he would be lambasted.

OT - this should not be very helpful.

Founder of Network Promoting Positive Muslim Image Arrested - For beheading Wife

Greg Mitchell, editor of Editor & Publisher, reported on Friday that Muzzammil Hassan, “a prominent Buffalo area businessman who founded the BridgesTV network to improve the image of Muslims in the U.S.,” had been charged with second-degree murder in the beheading death of his wife Aasiya Z. Hassan. Mitchell quoted from the network’s website, which described Mrs. Hassan’s “instrumental role in the creation of BridgesTV since she came up with the idea for the network.” The picture of the couple is still up on the website.

[Link: newsbusters.org...]

re: #26 bellamags

We can also put some blame on the "education" system.

Lots of blame. We need to remember that next time we look at our kid's textbooks and curricula...

re: #31 mean Gene

The latest liberal talking point I'm seeing on their web sites is that 0 is so focused on the economy that he simply cannot be criticized for ignoring all the rest of the problems...Isn't that odd?
I thought he ran on the very concept that he could walk and chew gum at the same time!

Obama, I can multitask!
[Link: www.americanthinker.com...]

re: #8 bellamags

The rest of the world is noticing Obama's arrogance.weakness

No offense bella. Arrogance doesn't invite a fight, weakness does.

re: #36 LGoPs

Lots of blame. We need to remember that next time we look at our kid's textbooks and curricula...

I am afraid to have kids.

re: #33 Shr_Nfr

Constitution? We don't need no frick'n Constitution. All we need is Congress. Cicero would be astonished at what we have done to ourselves.

Congress would cross out the first three words.

re: #38 midwestgak

No offense bella. Arrogance doesn't invite a fight, weakness does.

I believe in this case, his arrogance is a symptom of his weakness.

re: #30 nyc redneck

O's arrogance and ignorance is going to cause a lot of trouble all over the world.

Our President's crazy, did you hear what he said?

re: #27 Shr_Nfr

Is this guy so naive that he would say stuff like that? Honey you ain't in Chicago no mo' Hillary going to be busy patching stuff up. Probably also busy getting Obama, Biden, and Byrd to fly on the same plane.

This guy is unreal.

I'd be satisfied with the Clintons taking Obama in for a cluebat tuneup. Obama needs about 30 whacks with a clue-by-four.

re: #42 bellamags

I believe in this case, his arrogance is a symptom of his weakness.

With that I agree.

re: #29 Dark_Falcon

Its amazing. About 1 person in 10 seems to know about the "Federalist Papers" I doubt 1 in 1000 know about the "Anti-Federalist Papers" Not quite as coherent an effort since they were done separately rather than in a tag time like the Federalist Papers, but actually quite important. A lot of the stuff that "Pennsylvania Farmer" and others worried about has since come to pass. [Link: www.amazon.com...]

re: #32 SFGoth

Sure they would! He's muslim (to them anyway).

Yeah, but they've had experience with Commies that leave them a little leery of Reds.

re: #31 mean Gene

The latest liberal talking point I'm seeing on their web sites is that 0 is so focused on the economy that he simply cannot be criticized for ignoring all the rest of the problems...Isn't that odd?
I thought he ran on the very concept that he could walk and chew gum at the same time!

those are children...they know nothing about teenage life

Even Afghanistan has a more experienced president

Afghan President Hamid Karzai hopes Barack Obama will slow down, and “show better judgment.”

I do not know whether to start by picking my jaw up off the ground or to start laughing. This is almost the dumbest statement I have heard in a long time.

The dumbest statement I have ever heard was from my supervisor. "Steve you are a valuable employee." That was two days before I was laid off.

re: #47 Guanxi88

yup.

re: #33 Shr_Nfr

Constitution? We don't need no frick'n Constitution. All we need is Congress. Cicero would be astonished at what we have done to ourselves.

The Roman orator Cicero would be astonished. The Chicago suburb of Cicero would regard it as business as usual.

/not kidding

re: #35 ArmyWife

5 posts down on front page.

re: #37 notutopia

Obama, I can multitask!
[Link: www.americanthinker.com...]

Thanks for finding this...I'm going to use it a lot in the coming days.
Ding'ed ya!

re: #51 brookly red

yup.

Texan, eh?

Yup.

re: #53 wrenchwench

Always the bridesmaid.

re: #46 Shr_Nfr

grr. tag team. I am also probably overestimating the number of folks who know the Federalist Papers exist, much less who wrote them. I know who wrote the Porkulus bill though. Larry, Moe, and Curly.

re: #54 mean Gene

re: #55 Guanxi88

uh, no I menat uh,hu, that's it, uh,hu...sorry

re: #52 Dark_Falcon

No argument. I try to think of Cicero only in the Roman context. The other one is too painful to my sense of justice.

Could you imagine The President having an LGF account?

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Heck, the American people should slow down, and show better judgment.

I think of my friends and relatives who bought wholesale into Bush derangement ...

Feh.
Here's the Towercam, an ethereal look through the half light at snow covered trees.

The view might not last long.

Another Murtha sighting in Iraq

Image: 150514.jpg

bbiaw

re: #63 Dustyvet

Can we parachute drop him into Mecca? Please?

re: #63 Dustyvet

Another Murtha sighting in Iraq

[Link: www.blackfive.net...]

I hope that murtha has had his shots. I would not like to see one of our finest come down with something.

re: #46 Shr_Nfr

Its amazing. About 1 person in 10 seems to know about the "Federalist Papers" I doubt 1 in 1000 know about the "Anti-Federalist Papers" Not quite as coherent an effort since they were done separately rather than in a tag time like the Federalist Papers, but actually quite important. A lot of the stuff that "Pennsylvania Farmer" and others worried about has since come to pass. [Link: www.amazon.com...]

It's a never ending source of unhappiness for me: I try to link a current event to what I think will be a well-known historical event only to meet with an awkward silence. Whereupon I realize I'm the only person in the room who actually knows much about history. After that I usually end up explaining the event in question while Santayana's observation runs through my head. The bright spot is that about every 8th time this happens, I actually motivate someone to research the event in question.

karzai is acutely aware of an ill wind blowing,
he senses danger as he watches
O prance around, playing king of the world, smiling like an imbecile saying "yes we can."

re: #58 notutopia

re: #54 mean Gene

Yes...

President Karzai, please... We are being "stimulated".

re: #41 taxfreekiller

So, plan.

1. Who runs against Snowe, Collins and Spector.
2. How do we get the RNC and the Senate Republican leadership to drop these three RINO's, as the lesson must be learned now and clear or more will take some $ bait on some other issue.
3. If the RNC and Senate Republican leadership will not act in 10 days who and how do we select to send the message to them so's they understand better and get to work.

Whoever runs against Snowe, Collins, and Specter in the primary will likely get clobbered by the Democrat in the general. Snowe, Collins, and Specter get re-elected because of seniority and their ability to bring home the bacon. Maine is a liberal state and Pennsylvania is in the death grip of urban liberals in Philadelphia and union members elsewhere.

Nothing will happen because (believe it or not) Snowe, Collins, and Specter are absolutely necessary to maintaining a credible filibuster threat. And while they didn't filibuster this time, every GOP vote forces a Dem to go on the record with the Senate leadership. Every single Dem in conservative states is now on the record in supporting this beast.

In response to Karzai's hopes for better judgment, President Obama took time out of his day to ponder thoughtfully on the situation, then voted "present".

re: #39 bellamags

I am afraid to have kids.

I hear you. Mine are grown and I'm proud to say both are strong conservatives. They got the standard brainwashing but it was fairly easy to overcome. I focused on teaching them critical thinking. Once you give them that, innate common sense takes over. And common sense is the libtard commie bastards biggest enemy. That's why they've removed critical thinking from the curriculum.
I do worry for my grandkids - when they come, God willing.
Fuck the NEA.

Good night lizards

re: #74 midwestgak

Good night lizards

Good luck on the interview next week...

Afghan President Hamid Karzai hopes Barack Obama will slow down, and “show better judgment.”

NOT.
Gonna.
Happen.

Not in his DNA.

And . . . many moonbat heads would explode - good judgment would be too much change.

For the guy who's going to sit down and reason with freakin' tyrants...

He should try some of that reasoned diplomacy on US citizens and start listening to OUR grievances.

Of course, I say the same about congress.

Whorehouse on the Potomac, indeed.
Sorry, that's insulting to whores.

re: #74 midwestgak

g'nite

re: #77 Van Helsing

it's like there's no sane leadership in the US

re: #68 nyc redneck

karzai is acutely aware of an ill wind blowing,
he senses danger as he watches
O prance around, playing king of the world, smiling like an imbecile saying "yes we can."

Its like having a child emperor

re: #41 taxfreekiller

So, plan.

1. Who runs against Snowe, Collins and Spector.
2. How do we get the RNC and the Senate Republican leadership to drop these three RINO's, as the lesson must be learned now and clear or more will take some $ bait on some other issue.
3. If the RNC and Senate Republican leadership will not act in 10 days who and how do we select to send the message to them so's they understand better and get to work.

Michael Steele is apparently firing all his staff. Maybe that's a good sign.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai hopes Barack Obama will slow down, and “show better judgment.”

Oh, President Karzai, so do we. But it looks like we're all in this bus ride to he11 together. :(

A "bunker mentality" is a reflection of paranoia: folks are out to get you. If Karzai has a bunker mentality, he has good reason for this. Right now, with this fellow in the White House, a bunker mentality is a good thing for all of us to have. Not yet one month in office, and I feel like the ship is listing a little too far to port.

re: #67 Dark_Falcon

It's a never ending source of unhappiness for me: I try to link a current event to what I think will be a well-known historical event only to meet with an awkward silence. Whereupon I realize I'm the only person in the room who actually knows much about history. After that I usually end up explaining the event in question while Santayana's observation runs through my head. The bright spot is that about every 8th time this happens, I actually motivate someone to research the event in question.

To paraphrase: "Historians talking to those who never learned history are doomed to repeat themselves."

Couldn't resist.