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The Spectacle Blog
As I noted previously, I was in attendance at the The American Spectator’s 45th Annual Robert Bartley Gala Dinner at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday night.
The Capital Hilton is only a few blocks away from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. After the event, I decided to walk over to the White House before catching the Metro back to my hotel in Maryland.
“Why not?”, I thought to myself. After all, I might never get this chance again.
As I got closer, the more I was in awe. Although I’ve seen the White House almost on a daily basis, TV does not do justice to its brightness.
Needless to say, I am not in awe nor do I admire the man currently residing there even if he did have his lease renewed for another four years by the American electorate. You could say that I have a very dim view of President Obama.
I can only hope that in another four years, there will be as much brightness on the inside of the White House as there is on the outside.
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C Bowen | 11.16.12 @ 7:43PM
You agree with Obama on gay marriage, abortion and immigration, right?
Occam's Tool| 11.17.12 @ 12:42AM
Speaking of sleazy attorneys in positions of public : http://polhudson.lohudblogs.co.....nt-137072.
I despise attorneys, including Obama. I agree with Barack on just about nothing. (Maybe he thinks the sky is blue.)
Occam's Tool| 11.17.12 @ 12:43AM
"in positions of public trust"
Kevin12| 11.17.12 @ 4:08AM
This blog has created a different point of view of Mr. president.
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Mike in N.C.| 11.17.12 @ 1:07PM
No doubt about the different point of view. Ordinarily, I would consider baseless calls for impeaching the president and petitions supporting secession understandable expressions of frustration following the election. Or, perhaps a self aware, campy protest against the direction the majority supported on November 6th. But, let's be honest. These idiots are serious. TAS has done its share to create these clowns.
Cobalt| 11.18.12 @ 7:21AM
Unfortunately, in another four years you will probably be able to stand on the same spot, and look at the brightness, and wonder what Hillary is up to inside the White House.
Nancy in NC| 11.19.12 @ 9:13AM
Then I suggest we start vetting her now. She's certainly got her share of baggage.
Cobalt| 11.18.12 @ 1:53PM
"four years, two months and two days"