Jeff Binkley -> Ed Hulett wrote:



 AH>>>>> been president.  Running a state is not the same as running
 AH>>>>> the country, whether the state is large or small, or spending
 AH>>>>> time in the Senate.  *adh*

 RC>>>> But running a state does involve working in the executive
 RC>>>> branch of a govt across from the legislative.

 RC>>>> Governors do have to administer a budget.

 RC>>>> What do I know, a community organizer trumps it all.

 AH>>> That doesn't trump anything.  It's just something he did that's
 AH>>> part of his resume'.

 EH>> A very short resume that contains no substance. If he hadn't
 EH>> emphasized his experience as a community organizer, he'd have hardly
 EH>> anything at all. His lack of any actions as a Illinois legislator and
 EH>> during his short time in the US Senate say more against him than for
 EH>> him.

 EH>> Obama himself is so conscious of his lack of experience in comparison
 EH>> to Palin that he tried to include his "experience" running his
 EH>> campaign.

 JB> I thought he was joking when he said this then I realized he was
 JB> serious.   That is scarey.

When left to his own devices, Obama sounds like a blithering idiot. A
/scary/ blithering idiot.

Ed

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