Obama’s Hypocricy

“What you do speaks so loud that I cannot hear what you say.” Ralph Waldo Emerson

One thing that’s become painfully obvious to me since he took the office of the President is the very hypocritical nature of Barack Obama. I emphasize the word nature here, because it seems that it is something that he is totally unaware of. The other part of his character that has been exposed is his ability to blame shift, two qualities which complement each other quite nicely. Concerning the massive and crippling budget deficit, for instance, he did both. First, he blamed and attacked Bush for how huge the deficit had grown, then, just let us know how displeased he was with Bush’s deficit, Obama quadrupled it. He proposed spending that would result in the largest budget deficit mankind has ever known, and increased spending to degrees that might even have caused FDR or LBJ to blush–then, with no apparent irony, no tongue-in-cheek, and presumably straight faced, proposed an economic responsibility conference. Then, he makes a bold pledge to take the defecit which he quadrupled and cut it in half. Only after the economy grows at rates well beyond a prudent forecast would project. But the examples come out every day. Just yesterday he said that we can’t be perpetually bailing out the auto industry. This is another trick Obama plays. While on the campaign trail, Obama pledged he wouldn’t sign a bill with earmarks. Then, he signs a spending bill with thousands of earmarks and immediately declares that this is the last time he was going to do this. Yeah, right. He almost sounds like an addict, declaring this is his last beer, or this will be his last hit. But any objective observer could tell you that if he’s sincere, the addict would forego that last drink. 
Despite what he may say, Barack Obama isn’t spending this money out of necessity. He isn’t taking over companies like Mussolini because he has to. He’s doing it because he wants to. His actions belie fascist tendecies  few who merely listen to what he says could even imagine.