BULLY BOY PRESS & CEDRIC'S BIG MIX -- THE KOOL AID TABLE
"THIS RULING WILL STRENGTHEN ALL OF OUR COMMUNITIES," DECLARED FADED CELEBRITY OF BARRY O ON THE SUPREME COURT'S DECISION TO STAND WITH MARRIAGE EQUALITY.
WHOOPS OF JOY WERE HEARD FROM CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERT WHO HOLLERED HE COULD FINALLY LEAVE HIS SHAM MARRIAGE AND FOCUS ON "THE ONLY BOY I EVER LOVED!"
JUMPING UP AND DOWN, ROBERTS SCREAMED, "BARRY O, I'M COMING FOR YOU! I CAN'T QUIT YOU, MAN!"
This week has seen a number of Iraqi commanders and military forces sound off in the press about the failures of Barack Obama.
The US President is far from mistake free.
But the criticism has been that he's not given enough weapons, that he's not given enough support?.
They do realize he's the President of the United States, right?
He's not serving the Iraqi people.
And when in history has any domestic military felt they had the right to whine that they weren't getting enough assistance from any other country?
Iraq's security forces are supposed to be responsible for the protection and safety of their country.
They've never managed to pull it off but it is their job.
Any assistance they may receive is just that: Assistance.
It's 'in addition to' -- the primary responsibility remains on them.
I don't fear the criticism is fair of Barack at all.
It's criticism rooted in greed and entitlement.
But mainly it's about refusing to take ownership of your own failures and instead pushing them off on others.
If the Iraqi military is unhappy with the equipment they have, they need to take that up with the Iraqi leaders and officials who have failed them.
Where are all those weapons they bought from Russia, for example?
The US President is far from mistake free.
But the criticism has been that he's not given enough weapons, that he's not given enough support?.
They do realize he's the President of the United States, right?
He's not serving the Iraqi people.
And when in history has any domestic military felt they had the right to whine that they weren't getting enough assistance from any other country?
Iraq's security forces are supposed to be responsible for the protection and safety of their country.
They've never managed to pull it off but it is their job.
Any assistance they may receive is just that: Assistance.
It's 'in addition to' -- the primary responsibility remains on them.
I don't fear the criticism is fair of Barack at all.
It's criticism rooted in greed and entitlement.
But mainly it's about refusing to take ownership of your own failures and instead pushing them off on others.
If the Iraqi military is unhappy with the equipment they have, they need to take that up with the Iraqi leaders and officials who have failed them.
Where are all those weapons they bought from Russia, for example?
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"Rand"
