Being President is just no fun when you have no talent and no friends. It must be even less fun joined with Richard Trumka through an interference fit.
I’ve been wondering how long it will take for him to crack up, and I now think it may have already happened. Just putting a marker out there. His speeches are described as combative, erratic, divisive, tough, mean, petty, and so forth. I have an adjective for that stack: paranoid. Fund-raisers are reportedly not going well. Mass defections from his team. God knows the economy has not helped him, and that in fact he is the problem. And his friends are all enemies, and our enemies are his friends.
His position is untenable. He, more than any other Democrat this side of Hillary Clinton, knows that he is a big fraud, a manufactured impostor, a puppet of interests as lousy as they are obvious. It certainly requires no conspiracy theory to explain him, if part of a conspiracy is secrecy. This is just a project, right out in the open, for a Marxist take over of America, and America is getting wise to it. Aside from his outsourced campaign team in the supposedly objective media, the only thing which has kept him afloat so far is the fact that Americans do not want to believe something so sinister about our own President. But there it is, and it becomes more difficult to deny with each of his speeches.
I think that at this point he is a high-functioning paranoid, making a run for it. I suspect that much of it is a George Lucas / Michael Jackson syndrome, in which the sycophants who surround him are all too eager to validate his wacky ideas and deny him any realistic feedback, causing him to clash spectacularly with common people who have common sense, and to view them (us) all as conspiratorially opposed to him, when he and his handlers are the real problem.
America hates Communism, and this, more than anything else, is what causes Obama to feel pain. May it ever be so.
