Obama is in good company

Of course it makes sense that President Obama would win the nobel peace prize. Look at past winners. Jimmy Carter and Al Gore. Please explain what any of these three have done to advance world peace. Jimmy Carter left us with a dismal economy and a foreign policy that is the root of the current militant Muslim problem. Al Gore? I wouldn’t know what to even talk about. A Vice Presidency in which he was a marginal character at best? A global warming movie that was entirely fictional? Of course the nobel committee has proven itself again and again to be a shill organization.

The funny thing is, the one big democrat excluded by this group, namely Bill Clinton, is probably the one among them that may be deserving of the award. He did lead the talks in Ireland that helped end their internal battles.

Let’s look at the facts. The nomination process began in September. Yes, before Obama was elected! The final nominations were due in in February! He was in office for a full 11 days! So 11 days of a failed presidency is qualification enough to qualify for a nobel prize nomination. This President, who has not accomplished a single objective, with a Congress that was heavily weighted in his favor. What is his accomplishment? Hope? Even if you could say ‘hope’ is an accomplishment, who really still has a shred of hope? I am hoping the free world can survive this abomination (or obamanation). Even his supporters have had their hopes dashed.

The world is now laughing at this travesty. Of course it’s a much bigger and more ominous travesty that a man with the lightweight resume of Obama could be elected to the highest office in the world. Don’t worry, if he has his way it won’t be such an important office by the time he’s done. It is his stated goal that America should not be a world leader. “No nation can or should try to dominate another nation,” Obama intoned. “No world order that elevates one nation or group of people over another will succeed. No balance of power among nations will hold.”

Considering the award was decided after only 11 days of his Presidency one could only assume that the Nobel Committee was slapping George W. Bush and his Presidency. What else could the intention be?