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The 2017 Profiles in Courage award goes to......
Posted: Mar 2, 2017
Hear, hear!
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So the Profiles in Courage award is just another - participation ribbon for the "I love me"
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wall.
He deserves an OSCAR for his role in the real life version of The Mancuhurian Candidate.
People just give him awards because he's Obama I guess. - Like the Nobel prize, meaningless.
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What did he do that was courageous? Are we being punked?
He should get an award for lying about Benghazi, an award for using - the IRS to harass We the People,
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an award for creating the most debt in US history, an award for treason involving Iran, the list goes on! Good thing he found the millions to have such a huge house to hold all his disgusting awards, ya think?
Obama appointed Caroline Kennedy Ambassador - to Japan.
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where at least initially an experienced state department type was tasked with guiding her thru the initial months. As a result of the state department staff in Japan sensing she was in way over her head, This was an ambassadorship that couldn't be allowed to fail due to incompetence.
Now Obama gets his payback ... it's the democrat way.
"Caroline Kennedy, daughter of the late president, and her son, Jack Schlossberg, will present Mr. Obama with the award on May 7 in Boston.
Obama appoints Caroline Kennedy."
This is for what.
Maybe he got it for Fast and Furious, the IRS T-Party - scandal, allowing Hillary to
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run an email scam and her running a quid-pro-quo business out of the State Dept.
I think this is a perfect example of Victor Davis Hanson's column - today called "Is American Elite
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really elite?"
Excerpt...
"Elitism sometimes seems predicated on being branded with the proper degrees. But when universities embrace a therapeutic curriculum and politically correct indoctrination, how can a costly university degree guarantee knowledge or inductive thinking?
Is elitism defined by an array of brilliant and proven theories?
Are elites at least better-spoken and more knowledgeable than the rest of us?
Long before Trump's monotonous repetition of "tremendous" and "great," Barack Obama thought "corpsmen" was pronounced "corpse-men," and that Austrians spoke "Austrian" rather than German.
Not long ago, Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) warned that if Guam became too populated it might just tip over and sink."
Is the American elite really elite? Outraged NYT - columnist Thomas Friedman
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recently compared Trump's victory to disasters in American history that killed and wounded thousands such as the Pearl Harbor surprise bombing and the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The New Republic -- based on no evidence -- theorized that Trump could well be mentally unstable due to the effects of neurosyphilis.
Talk of removing the new president through impeachment, or opposing everything he does (the progressive "Resistance"), is commonplace. Some op-ed writers and pundits abroad have openly hoped for his violent death.
Trump is in a virtual war with the mainstream global media, the entrenched so-called "deep state," the Democratic Party establishment, progressive activists, and many in the Republican Party as well.
The sometimes undisciplined and loud Trump is certainly not a member of the familiar ruling cadre, which dismisses him as a crude and know-nothing upstart who should never have been elected president. (Had Hillary Clinton won in 2016 and served a full term, a member of either the Bush or Clinton families would have president for 24 years of a 32-year span.)
But who, exactly, makes up these disgruntled elite classes?
In California, state planners and legislators focused on things like outlawing plastic grocery bags while California's roads and dams over three decades sank into decrepitude. The result is crumbling infrastructure that now threatens the very safety of the public. Powerful Californians with impressive degrees also came up with the loony and neo-Confederate idea of nullifying federal immigration law through sanctuary cities.
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Sophisticated Washington, D.C. economists produced budgets for the last eight years that saw U.S. debt explode from $10 trillion to nearly $19 trillion, as economic growth reached its lowest level since the Hoover administration.
For a year, most expert pundits and pollsters smugly assured the public of a certain Hillary Clinton victory -- until the hour before she was overwhelmed in the Electoral College.
Rhodes Scholar and former U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice lied repeatedly on national television about the Benghazi debacle.
From the fabulist former NBC anchorman Brian Williams to the disreputable reporters who turned up in WikiLeaks, there are lots of well-educated, influential and self-assured elites who apparently cannot tell the truth or in dishonest fashion mix journalism and politics.
Elitism sometimes seems predicated on being branded with the proper degrees. But when universities embrace a therapeutic curriculum and politically correct indoctrination, how can a costly university degree guarantee knowledge or inductive thinking?
Is elitism defined by an array of brilliant and proven theories?
Not really. University-sired identity politics has not led to racial and ethnic harmony. Is there free speech or diversity of thought on campuses? Did progressive government save the inner cities?
Are elites at least better-spoken and more knowledgeable than the rest of us?
Long before Trump's monotonous repetition of "tremendous" and "great," Barack Obama thought "corpsmen" was pronounced "corpse-men," and that Austrians spoke "Austrian" rather than German.
Not long ago, Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) warned that if Guam became too populated it might just tip over and sink.
The Western world is having a breakdown. The symptoms are the recent rise of socialist Bernie Sanders, Trump's election, the Brexit vote and the spread of anti-European Union parties across Europe.
But these are desperate folk remedies, not the cause of the disease itself.
The malady instead stems from our false notion of elitism.
The public no longer believes that privilege and influence should be predicated on titles, brands and buzz, rather than on demonstrable knowledge and proven character. The idea that brilliance can be manifested in trade skills or retail sales, or courage expressed by dealing with the hardship of factory work, or character found on an Indiana farm, is foreign to the Washington Beltway, Hollywood and Silicon Valley.
Instead, 21st-century repute is accrued from the false gods of the right zip code, high income, proper social circles and media exposure rather from a demonstrable record of moral or intellectual excellence.
In 1828, the wild and unruly Andrew Jackson was elected president because the rapidly expanding country had tired of the pretenses of an exhausted elite of tidewater and New England mediocrities.
The hollow, tiny coastal establishment of the 1820s perpetuated the ancestry and background of the great but all-but-disappeared Founding Fathers such as George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe. Yet otherwise, the Founders' lesser successors had not earned the status they had assumed from their betters. The outsider Jackson won by exposing their pretenses.
What got the brash Trump elected was a similar popular outrage that the self-described best and brightest of our time are has-beens, having enjoyed influence without real merit or visible achievement.
If Donald Trump did not exist, something like him would have had to be invented.
Thomas Sowell called them "the anointed." - "Professing themselves to be wise,
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they became fools." Romans 1:22
Profiles in Courage 2017. - see link
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“Throughout his two terms in office, he represented all Americans with decency, integrity, and an unshakeable commitment to the greater good.”
Maybe Trump will get some - awards too
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Most lies told in a month, biggest conman in the world, most unqualified president, shadiest cabinet, etc.
Well that's pretty much - Nn
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CORRECT. You can add draft dodger and tax evader to those wonderful "presidential" resume as well. It will be called the UDA - Universal Disgrace Award. Very fitting.
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