What a speech; I was mesmerized. The term 'mesmerized' comes from that famous hypnotist, Anton Mesmer, a BFF of Sigmund Freud, and a person who influenced magicians the world over. So what I'm saying is that Obama basically put me into a stage of sleep similar to that of hypnosis--I heard him, but I didn't give a fig what he was saying since he has said it all before. They are mere words on a mere Tele Prompter that could have just as easily been written with smoke in a high wind.
The speech was as anemic as a down-and-out vampire. Obama avoided important issues like the national debt and Benghazi, but, when you think about it, maybe they weren't important to him. He spoke about Obamacare but only gave the positives and carefully danced around the negatives. And to end on an upbeat note, he used an Army Ranger, Cory Remburg, a man who served 9 or 10 tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and suffered severe injuries that caused him brain damage, to gain applause and a sense that somehow Obama is the hero being applauded.
The speech was as anemic as a down-and-out vampire. Obama avoided important issues like the national debt and Benghazi, but, when you think about it, maybe they weren't important to him. He spoke about Obamacare but only gave the positives and carefully danced around the negatives. And to end on an upbeat note, he used an Army Ranger, Cory Remburg, a man who served 9 or 10 tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and suffered severe injuries that caused him brain damage, to gain applause and a sense that somehow Obama is the hero being applauded.
