An American Lion

I never get tired of being fabulous. I have come to expect it. Sometimes, I do let myself down. Mostly, though, I exceed my own expectations and accomplish things that shock me. I'm shocked because I am able to say to myself, why was I fortunate enough to be fabulous at everything? When there is a need for a Gentleman Bounty Hunter, I discover a way to fill it. When times get tough, I find a way to prosper. When the best course of action is deliberate thought and careful consideration of the facts, I burst through the door, throw everything in the air, and make a snap decision that works. My decision to flee the America before election day and live here in the Caribbean? Another fabulous decision based on my keep political intellect, which has never failed me. I know what's going to happen before it actually does. I am clairvoyant, politically. Yes, I am. Identifying the exact point at which liberals have begun to turn on one another and start consuming each other like alpha wolves who have run out of females to mate with is going to be difficult. I will identify today as being one of those seminal moments, especially when you read this diatribe against the Obama:

Several prominent Democrats are pointing out that Obama aides were more than willing to press auto workers to renegotiate contracts as a condition of bailouts for car companies -- but are now citing the sanctity of contracts in AIG bonuses, saying they can't be canceled.

"People have no confidence in what's happening right now," Jane Hamsher, the founder of the liberal blog FireDogLake, said Monday on ABC NewsNOW's "Politics Live."

"People on the right and the left are looking at all this money being shoveled to banks [by] friends of Timothy Geithner and Larry Summers ... and they're not seeing any accountability," she added. "They don't know where the money's going, they don't know how much is gone, and it's all nontransparent and extremely suspicious."

Hamsher is organizing an online petition drive to press lawmakers to block further bank bailout funds. The Obama administration has signaled that it anticipates needing more funds to stabilize the nation's banking system.

A group of nearly 80 House Democrats took the unusual step of publicly sending a letter to Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner on Monday, calling on him to block AIG's bonus payments.

"These kinds of abuses of the public trust will only threaten any future efforts by President Obama's Administration to intervene in the financial markets," they wrote.

Allowing the payments to go through would leave the president in a difficult political spot.

"He's walking down a very, very dangerous path right now," liberal activist and author David Sirota told ABCNews.com. "It betrays the exact problem that people are angry at -- that there's one set of rules for Wall Street and Washington and another set of rules for everybody else."

Memo to the liberal Hippie elite--there really is another set of rules for the people who create wealth and opportunity in this country, and those rules are maintained and protected by the United States Government for a darned good reason--failure to protect the vested interests of the wealthy investor class results in the transfer of wealth overseas. Sniveling about it is purely a case of populism. Don't you have a dirty shirt and a bong to keep you busy? And, when that crazy Jane Hamster gets on your case, she's like a dog with a bone. She's quick to make an enemy for life, and when she makes an enemy for life, she goes after that person relentlessly.

Good luck, President the Obama, you're going to need it now that Jane Hamster's cruel brand of crazy has now attached itself to your ankle. Good luck dragging that freak show down the road--and ignore the cackling and the howling. She's just getting warmed up. Well, the most popular Democrat in anyone's lifetime now sits in office, and his vote, his approval, his assent and his endorsement of the rules under which AIG was operating is a matter of public record. Those are American businessmen who are receiving those bonuses, and they've worked hard. They have families to support. Many are losing their assets. Don't they deserve some appreciation and some respect? Mark my words, the liberal left is going to attack the Obama and drive him from office. Sometime this Spring, I shall fly to Las Vegas and put down a $1,000 bet that General David Petraeus will be the next President of the United States.