It’s a fraud! It’s a fraud!

Charles Krauthammer does a pretty good job explaining how it’s a fraud, but I also really liked Rush’s take on it. They are both basically saying the same thing, but Rush gives an analogy that is also quite revealing.

Krauthammer hits the nail on the head in this one. For the Obama administration, knowing full well the successes and failures of the previous administration, to use those failures as a cop out as they repeat them, is quite simply unbelievable. Bush did it, therefore it’s okay if we do it to, no matter how much we learned from that point forward. For them not to act according to the very information we have accrued when it comes to preventing attacks on our soil and capturing, interrogating and detaining radical islamic terrorists, in my opinion is simply willful negligence.

It’s also quite juvenile.

I normally just give you Charles Krauthammer’s spiel, but this time I noticed a trend among the three on the panel. Normally, there is quite a bit of dissent because the panel includes both conservatives and liberals. But when they agree, and they agree on a such a premise that Obama is being at best disingenuous and at worst destructive, then I am getting very worried.

Krauthammer is the one who in the end said that a reasonable projection is that our National Debt will be 100% of GDP by the end of the decade, which will destroy the economy.

Sorry, but my freakout mode just engaged a bit. Glenn Beck has been saying Cloward and Piven for the last year and this looks like exactly that.

Listen:

This reminds me of what Beck says – watch what the other hand is doing! Krauthammer points out that what Obama is really doing is to raise the bar on spending in general, so even if they lose in November, they can still spend money like it’s 2009!