A search of my archives indicates that the first time I called him an empty suit was August 20, 2008. Although I remember calling him an empty suit long before that.
I called him the most dangerous man in America on May 6, 2008.
I called him a Marxist on April 14, 2008.
I said he wouldn't know an ethic if one hit him in the face on April 11, 2008.
On January 16, 2007, in response to an article saying that he was taking his first step toward a presidential bid, I asked what he had done to deserve it, and added that "He's black" wasn't sufficient. And on December 7, 2006, I said he didn't have the gravitas to be President.
What, should I deny any intrepid reader the joy of slogging through my brilliance? Every post adds something to the discourse, the intellect, the enjoyment of mankind. Bask and be thankful. I can only think of a dozen or so better ways to spend a day.
For chrissake, Joe, why didn't you post a link to whichever post you thought was the most prophetic?
ReplyDeleteI went through a bunch of your 2008 posts didn't take long to find the ones on Obama. Go ahead and link them makes it easier for the trolls. JOG
ReplyDeleteA search of my archives indicates that the first time I called him an empty suit was August 20, 2008. Although I remember calling him an empty suit long before that.
ReplyDeleteI called him the most dangerous man in America on May 6, 2008.
I called him a Marxist on April 14, 2008.
I said he wouldn't know an ethic if one hit him in the face on April 11, 2008.
On January 16, 2007, in response to an article saying that he was taking his first step toward a presidential bid, I asked what he had done to deserve it, and added that "He's black" wasn't sufficient. And on December 7, 2006, I said he didn't have the gravitas to be President.
All of it turned out to be true.
And thanks for giving me an idea for a post today :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat, should I deny any intrepid reader the joy of slogging through my brilliance? Every post adds something to the discourse, the intellect, the enjoyment of mankind. Bask and be thankful. I can only think of a dozen or so better ways to spend a day.