A Tale of Two Queens

First, there was British Queen Elizabeth celebrating her Diamond Jubilee - 60 years as Great Britain's reigning monarch.



And then there was this drama queen in Wisconsin...

"This is the end of Democracy..."

Yeah. All that pesky voting and such! I note often that liberals are irony impaired, but in a democracy, voters elected Scott Walker as governor. There was a minority of union leaders, miscreants and ne'er-do-wells, who spent a lot of time and money to try to undo the results of that election in a recall, which Scott Walker won with even a larger margin of victory this time around.

Naturally, if your side loses twice, democracy as we know it is over and there's nothing left to do but follow the rest of the lemmings over the cliff. Mike? Mike?? The lemmings are waiting on you! Heh.

If the anti-Walker forces were out spent, it sounds like Walker got a lot of support from people who were appreciative of his hauling the state back from the edge of insolvency, in greater numbers than wanted to see the state turned over to a union stooge.

Perhaps this young liberal will join with us in requiring photo IDs for all voters, to lessen the possibility of elections being stolen by either side? Bueller? Bueller??

Obama "Standing By" Dem Candidate in WI Recall

Not content to be merely a "lame duck", Obama has made it all the way to "lame ass".

After staying conspicuously absent from the Wisconsin gubernatorial recall election, President Barack Obama finally engaged tonight — with a short message on Twitter signed with his initials:

‏@BarackObama It's Election Day in Wisconsin tomorrow, and I'm standing by Tom Barrett. He'd make an outstanding governor. -bo

How lame is that? Obama can't muster the courage to actually even set foot in Wisconsin, because of the risk of rejection. If Scott Walker overcomes all the union's money and the smelly occupiers and the faux outrage over the way Walker has dragged the state back from the brink of bankruptcy, what would that say about Obama? And, after all, it is all about him! Obama might come away with the stench of weakness and inevitability of loss, so he tells his Twitter Czar to come up with some vapid generic statement to rally the troops. "I'm standing by," sends a nice passive message. Very Inspiring! /sarc

Contrast his political cowardice with the macho, Osama slayer/drone warrior image he's trying so desperately to project. One Obama is bold and daring (and fictional), willing to risk his political career if the Osama intel is somehow at fault. Barry probably didn't even need that CYA memo he had prepared in case things went horribly wrong. The other Obama is too afraid to even show his face in Wisconsin, because his pollsters have told him that the Walker recall is likely going to be a loser for the Democrats. Obama can't even bring himself to give a token show of support, and like Teddy Kennedy scrambling from a sinking Oldsmobile, Obama must somehow maintain his political viability. You're on your own, Wisconsin Democrats!


I expect that Wisconsin's Democrats will stand by Obama in November much like he stood by them in June. Not so close as to get any on you.


Cross posted at Left Coast Rebel, Say Anything