Ronald ReaganIt’s true hard work never killed anybody, but I figure, why take the chance?
So it appears that one, of the multitudes, of analogies Barack Obama makes to past presidents one is at last true, Rick Moran, American Thinker:
President Obama, we are told, usually arrives in the Oval Office a little before 9 a.m., some two hours later than his predecessor, George W. Bush. This enables him to read the newspapers before coming to work (as F.D.R. and Reagan also did) and to spend time with daughters Malia and Sasha before they go to school. “I have never seen him happier,” Mr. Obama’s longtime adviser, David Axelrod, told The Times.
But then, Lauri B. Regan, American Thinker:
Who would have thought that a CEO position would be tiring? And not just any CEO but the President of the United States, the leader of the free world, the Commander in Chief and the Messiah. Apparently Barack Obama had no idea that all of that hard work would actually be just that — hard work.
I quess for one who thinks of himself as a messiah, just showing up for work, at all, constitutes hard work. I mean it is not as if BO has any practical experience actually doing the job to which was elected.
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