Obama’s backup lights and warning
chirper are in danger of burning out since he had to walk back his attack of the
Supreme Court while they are in the throes of ruling on the Constitutionality
of Obamacare. For a President to comment
on a case while it is still pending, and to attempt to exert his authority over
the nation’s judiciary, is unconscionable and an indication of just how scared he is
of an overturning of the only legislation he put forth in his three
plus years as President.
Jay Carney, his
press secretary whose name adequately describes his specialty, said something
to the effect that Obama is so brilliant as a Constitutional law professor,
that when he speaks of the Constitution, only dogs can hear the real message. He then added that what Obama said was a shorthand resulting from his brilliance, and not ordinary English as it seemed
to be to “ordinary Americans.”
I wonder if Obama got some
insider information as to the tentative outcome of the court’s decision. Maybe one of the unelected Supreme Court judges let him know what the secret chatter was all about. The one name that comes to mind is Elena
Kagan, Obama’s right hand Obamacare insider who should have recused herself at
the outset, but refused to do so. She may have let it slip—after all, she also
had a lot at stake with the outcome.
In any case, I hope that Obama is not an example of law professors in our nation's universities. I may not be a lawyer, but I know ignorance when I hear it.
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