I agree. I'm profoundly disappointed in Mr. Obama and his administration. First, for leaving the hawks to guard the economic henhouse (Geitner, for example), secondly, for taking on more unchecked, unbalanced executive power than even George Bush dared. (drone strikes and immigrant deportations increased) and this adds a third arena. I pray for orderly evolution to more equity and civility.
 
Thanks for sharing, Sunny,
Jann
 
In a message dated 6/4/2012 10:08:50 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, sunwalker@comcast.net writes:

Well, my FBI file grows. I’ve written another president – not one I ever expected to. I followed Steve Harrington’s link to the cartoon discussion and randomly (you’ve noticed, it’s how my brain works, sighhhh…) a nearby link. There I found this comment. So I simply asked the President to heed the words as they will make a difference in the election:

 

We hear much about civility in public life, and many colleges now insert civility discussions into the curriculum.  More and more, President Obama’s speeches are worth studying as examples of incivility, of precisely what a president should not do this far out from the election.  Cheap and puerile, they offer the guilty pleasures of raillery, a moment’s chuckle and a lengthening contempt for people of different views.  Such rhetoric coming out of the president’s mouth poisons civic life, for every time he throws a cynical and insulting characterization to the audience, he licenses the blowhard talking head, the obnoxious columnist, and hordes of lesser incumbent politicians in their own campaigns to do the same.

 

Your thoughts?

 

Sunny

 

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