Charles Krauthammer provides his own adjectives to describe our incredibly shrinking, melting president:
Obama would have made a very good Bourbon. He’s certainly not a very good debater. He showed it again Monday night.
Obama lost. His tone was petty and small.
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Throughout the debate, Obama kept it up, slashing, interjecting,
interrupting, desperate to gain the upper hand by insult if necessary.
That spirit led Obama into a major unforced error. When Romney made a
perfectly reasonable case to rebuild a shrinking Navy, Obama condescended: “You mentioned . . .
that we have fewer ships than we did in 1916. Well, Governor, we also
have fewer horses and bayonets, because the nature of our military’s
changed.”
Such that naval vessels are as obsolete as horse cavalry?
Liberal pundits got a great guffaw out of this, but the underlying argument is quite stupid.
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