A Great Big Head for Politics
Posted by Julie Ponzi
Joan Vennochi writes with flair about Obama’s super-sized ego in today’s Boston Globe. Vennochi notes that Obama’s recent exploits have made McCain look ever so humble . . . so maybe he does have some special powers after all!
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Obama is such an arrogant prick that he had the Audacity to write his own book, while McCain's book was ghostwritten.
But one has to start wondering how Obama can be so smooth, brilliant and presidential, with so little experience, while the guy who should know so much seems just plain old.
I regretably fear that Obama's supreme confidence will be his pride before the fall. They just make all of McCain's weaknesses appear to be virtues.
I sure hope the Republicans find a way to make McCain exciting, so as to relieve this appearance.
The Colbert Report tried its best with McCain, but by ommiting Obama only served to show that Obama doesn't need any more producing.
In vino, non veritas.