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So, using four simple words, Barack Obama has solved a problem that's perplexed and eluded thousands of engineers for over a month. I'm beginning to think that maybe, just maybe, this guy is right for the job of leader of the Free World.

I mean, with insights and suggestions like that, who needs calm, measured, experienced leadership ?

Sure, Barack Hussein Obama's been on edge lately, flustered, snapping at his aides. What with this gulf disaster clearly roosting squarely on his noggin, with the Joe Sestak - White House bribery allegations starting to get mainstream airplay, with North Korea trying it's damndest to restart the Korean War, with Ahmadinnerjacket playing games with nuclear fuel rods, who can blame Obama for being a bit testy?

Oh, and Obama did go to the Republican Senator's lunch meeting today and caught quite an ear full from Bob Corker. Kansas Senator Pat Roberts gets out the word that Baracky should probably ask someone to prescribe some nice blue, white or yellow Valiums for his increasingly obvious thin-skinned whiny temper attacks.

I'm proud of Tennessee Senator Bob Corker, who finally found his mettle...

"I told him [Mr. Obama] I thought there was a degree of audacity in him even showing up today after what had happened with financial regulation," Corker told reporters after Republicans met with Obama.

"Let's face it: Republicans came to lunch, in my opinion, today as a prop for the president. He talked a great deal about bipartisanship, and yet the three major initiatives he's put forth have all been very partisan ... the lengths to which they went to absolutely ensure we did not have a bipartisan bill. And I asked him how he was able to reconcile that duplicity today coming in to see us."

When asked to clarify whether he used the word "duplicitous" when addressing the president, Corker confirmed that he had.

Maybe O!'s under so much pressure he's ready to snap? Of course, being a long-time CEO of a major American company has outfitted him very well for his current position. He's been through a lifetime of struggle and trial-by-fire; handling with ease all of this going on in the world today. It's like a walk in the park; he's handling problems with such ease and delicacy that his leadership seems second nature, as well it should be to someone with his lifetime of dedication and experience in the private sector and in insightful, skilled leadership ... ... right? right?

Leadership. sigh...
Pass that pill bottle, Obama. You're giving me a headache.

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