Charles Krauthammer Praises Obama Performance at Presser

Saturday, July 25th, 2009 at 12:12 am

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Popular conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer, whose columns appear in the Washington Post and many other newspapers throughout this nation had some stunning words on the Hugh Hewitt Radio Show this afternoon. When asked how he thought President Obama fared in his Wednesday night press conference, Krauthammer responded that his thoughts were quite the opposite of the general feelings toward the presser.

“I think he did quite well,” said Krauthammer but then added an obvious caveat. “He stood up there and defended the indefensible for an hour. If that had been me up there, I would have turned myself in after twenty minutes on the basis of fraud.”

Many policy wonks have outlined the outrageous and fraudulent claims Obama and his minions have spouted time after time but Krauthammer boiled it down to a couple ludicrous points.

“Obama says that everyone will now have great health care and it won’t cost anything …except we’ll have a couple millionaires chip in the money to pay for it.”

Charles Krauthammer was right, Obama did a great job at his press conference. He lied to the world and his nose didn’t grow an inch. The only thing that would have been more amazing would have been his bobbing and weaving to get out of the way of some punches thrown by hard questioning reporters. But unfortunately, that will never ever happen.

I remember a joke from the Carter years that could be changed a little today to fit Obama. In regard to our last disaster of a president, people often asked, “How do you know when Carter tells a lie?” Answer: He grows another tooth. Today, we can ask, “How do you know when Obama tells a lie?” Answer, “His ears grow a bit larger.” Okay, people, watch those ears!!!!” I’m sure they’ll take up the entire television screen at the next press conference.

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