Obama is the Stranger, Bronx dudes

Hey Bronx NY dudes, you should know by now that Obama is the weirdo and the stranger.  Amplifying the picture presented by other sources, including the Ulsterman "Insider," of a depressed and desperate President, living in a state of isolation, is a column in the New York Post yesterday morning, by Michael Goodwin, entitled: "Aimless President Walks Alone."



Resurrecting visions of Richard Nixon during the Watergate exposé, Goodwin cites comments from four different sources, that the Obama Presidency is adrift, with the Commander-in-Chief avoiding contact with even cabinet-level officials—triggering complaints from even Hillary Clinton and Timothy Geithner—and talking to only Valerie Jarrett or Chief of Staff David Axelrod. Obama often ends his "workday" as early as 4 p.m., taking dinner with family and then retreating to his private office; one source says he takes a stack of briefings, others do not.



He goes on: "If the reports are accurate, and I believe they are, they paint a picture of an isolated man trapped in a collapsing Presidency."



Calling his pitch for higher taxes a "fetish," Goodwin notes that during a recent "jobs" peptalk, Obama actually admitted that "Americans are no better off today than they were four years ago," and has otherwise "grimly flogged" the bill with a completely lackluster approach. "The way Obama's behaving," says Goodwin, evoking images of Nixon, he'll soon "be talking to portraits of past Presidents, asking why this one turned out to be such a flop."