Connecting The Dots

What more do we need to hear about our illustrious President and his wacky adventures?  Since January 2009, what we have seen this person do is nothing short of incomprehensible.  Unfortunately, we may not have seen the worst of it since he is going to push the limits as far as he can before losing control of Congress in November.  We can only hope that there are enough people in Congress to keep him from going out of control. 

In any business training, instructors today use the term "connect the dots" to describe a decision flow or process.  When applying this idea to Obama's Presidency, we can go back to the campaign.  During the campaign, I said over and over again that the fact that this man was a Chicago born politician was reason enough not to vote for him.  He played on the naivety of the ignorant to "Chicago charm" his way into office.  After taking office, he used his corrupted mentality to victimize the American people.  As the days, weeks and months passed, he used his Chicago gang banger attitude to force his agenda on our citizens.  He used his arrogance to push his Marxist policies through without giving citizens or Congress an opporutnity to read the bills.  He has always claimed that he is not part of the Chicago machine, yet he is now sending his Chief of Staff back to Chicago to further his Soviet style take over. 

In other words, Daley...Barack Hussein Obama...Rahm Emanuel...Daley!  All you need to do is connect the dots and we go full circle.  In reality, Rahm Emanuel is probably one of the least respected men in politics.  He has become known for his arrogance, his crude behavior and his lack of tact.  For all intents and purposes, this is man should not have any chance of winning the mayoral race in Chicago.  None-the-less, he is running, fully confident that he can win this election.  Is there any doubt that the fix is in? 

It will be interesting to see how far this candidate can go and how far he will go to win this election.  The bottom line is that Chicago cannot afford to have him at the top no more than the country can.  If there is any justice, my predictions will be wrong and Rahm's decision to run will effectively run him out of Washington, out of Chicago and out of politics.  Then maybe, just maybe; Barack Hussein Obama will come to realize that he is not the King of the U.S., but only one of the subjects, subjected to being the failure that he has time and again, proven himself to be.