Hell Of A Country We Have Here (No, Really, It's Hell,...)

 

I don't know about you, but I remember when Obama came on the scene - introduced by Oprah "The Secret" Winfrey - and there was talk of a "magic negro" who was going to pay the mortgage and gas, and he was saying he was going to lower the oceans, and CNN was asking if we didn't have a cult on our hands - BEFORE people on PBS were calling him God - and you know what?

 None of the crazy mattered enough to keep the NewAge Golden Child from office. 

 But let him say this:

And everybody's as suspicious as,...well, as paranoid and cowardly fanatics in wartime. 

 See, Obama made what's called a definitive statement. There's no wiggle room. It either is or isn't a scandal. 

 I'm going with isn't. 

When I was about ten my beloved foster mother,...actually I had two - no three - I'm sticking with three. Anyway, this good Christian woman told me Hell was defined as trying to fill a bucket with a hole in it. O.K., that's frustration, but I got the concept and tried to live my life in a way that avoids that situation.

Instead, I find it thrust upon me, every minute of every day, year round, rain or shine, there it is, that damned media bucket, you wanna call it Seinfeld? Let's call it Seinfeld. You know how this episode is going to end? Let me tell you:

Somebody innocent is going to get hurt.

You've seen the show before, haven't you?

Here's another TV-inspired tip:

 Until you genius' "get" that it's Oprah who's a fraud, you probably are one, too,...

 

"I Am The Offspring Of The (NewAge) Movement"

"What remains to be seen is whether this will be his presidential modus operandi — sort of a Zen-like indifference,..."

-- Jennifer Rubin, finally noticing something a little bit "off" in the NewAge Left's choice of the NewAge "Lightworker" from Oprah's NewAge "power spot" of Hawaii (though he was clearly attached to her nonsense and deferred to the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi cult when he was getting elected as the NewAge Democratic Party's candidate) not the first choice of Pajamas Media.

"The less real he seems, the more desirable he becomes."

-- David Ehrenstein, who wrote the controversial "Barack The Magic Negro" op-ed piece in the Los Angeles Times - because no one would've believed it if TMR said it - but, now, even that's also being repeated by Pajamas Media.

Plus, click this post's title to get another dose of political reality,...the Democratic Party's NewAge cult politics, that is:

And finally, I must confess, I never imagined you so-called "skeptical" folks could be so naive,...