The Rest of the World and Obama

"Over the past two years and into 2011, the United States has gone on the most astounding spending and money-printing binge in the history of mankind.  From the end of 2008 through the end of 2011, over $4.3 trillion will have been added to the national debt.  That is the same as the annual Gross Domestic Product of the third-largest economy in the world: Japan.  Further, the Federal Reserve has increased the money supply by an equally astounding $1.5 trillion, engulfing the world in dollars and thereby triggering inflation, disrupting the normal flow of capital, and promoting additional apprehension of the future. 

..... in my many conversations with those overseas, the subject matter turns quickly to Barack Obama.  The most frequent adjectives used to describe our current president are "incompetent," "amateurish," "narcissistic," "inexperienced," and "haughty."  This is often followed by a confession that accusers too were impressed with Obama during his campaign and fell for his smooth delivery, rhetoric, and appearance."

 

[American Thinker]