Earnest Advice for Obama
December 9, 2008 6:54 pm American PoliticsThe arrest of Illinois Gov. Blagojevich (D) along with his chief of staff, and new developments in Rezko land deal have raised several questions about Obama himself. Given the allegations, it is imperative that Obama make a sincere effort to clear his name, especially given the arduous task ahead. The critical nature of world events ranging from terrorism and Iran to finance require no less. This would also be a good time to head off potential problems in the future such as, does BHO have any outstanding debts to his cocaine dealer that would make him susceptible to blackmail?
To address all this and more, Obama’s first order of business should be an appointment of a Special Counsel to thoroughly and completely investigate any allegations that threaten to tar and blacken the Obama presidency. This president who has previously emulated JFK now must follow the words first uttered during his Inaugural Address: “…that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship…” No matter the price of this investigation, it should be followed through to conclusion. No matter what the burden or the length of the investigation, that hardship must be endured to avoid besmirchment of this Presidency.
By appointing a Special Counsel at the start of his Presidency, Obama will exemplify real change, instead of just words, as well a providing real hope for those looking for honest governance and transparency. The President himself is responsibile for ensuring the success of the Presidency, rather than relying on TV pundits like Chris Matthews, who has vowed to make it his job. Yes, this is all very serious.
Arran Gold


Pissedoff :
Date: December 9, 2008 @ 8:20 PM
He doesn’t need to do anything, hell the supreme court refuses to look into whether he is legally entitled to be president.