Krauthammer on Obama's $4 Trillion over 12 Years Speech

I thought it was a disgrace. I’ve rarely heard a speech by a president so shallow, so hyper-partisan, and so intellectually dishonest — outside of the last couple of weeks of a presidential election where you’re allowed to call your opponent anything short of a traitor.

Obama said that not raising taxes on the rich was an assault on children, on seniors, on the poor, and on school crossing guards. Okay, I made that last one up. Krauthammer, who isn't known as a kneejerk conservative didn't pull any punches.

Is this the guy who was shilling for compromise last week? He's such a two-faced, self-serving, self-promoting former community organizer. I doubt he could govern Paden City, a town of fewer than 1,000. He might be better suited to it.

Jimmy! How has Paden City incurred your wrath that you would wish such ill upon them?!?!

He couldn't handle the marbles festival Jimmy. My liberal political son thinks I dislike him because he's a Democrat. But then he thinks I'm a Republican. He doesn't understand that I despise him because on top of being the worst leader this country has had in more then a century or two, he's an arrogant sum beatch that thinks becasue he's learned, he is something. He's a shallow, worthless person who can read a telepromter and deliver a speech, nothing more that came along at the right time in history.

Jimmy! How has Paden City incurred your wrath that you would wish such ill upon them?!?!

I hate that little green and white wide spot in the road.

Aaron, your son will mellow with life experience and appreciate the accuracy of your instincts. A few years in Paden City might straighten him up...

Isn't that funny? I also dislike Paden City! That little town is sort of creepy if you ask me.

Is there a Tudor's in Paden City?

No Mike. The closest would be north to Weirton or south to Ripley.

I am curious though, how can Wheeling, home of the Super Six, not have a Tudors?

I told Cindy about Tudor's all eaten up with anticipation about the new Tudor's in Weirton. Finally, we went to a basketball game in Weirton planning to stuff ourselves with biscuits as big as dinner plates and found they close after lunch. I was so flummoxed I've never been back. Weirton, like Paden City, is another blemish on the face of humanity...

Geesh Jimmy, you're not making a great statement for our northern panhandle... ....and to think, I had considered a move up that way before Alex got accepted to WVU.

As for the Tudor's, most close early in the day. You would think they would look at how much business the one in Nitro does, especially on weekend nights (drunks love to drink) and open a few more for longer hours.

I am full of (very rare) entrepreneurial spirit. I wish to open up a Tudor's in Paden City, perhaps with ads that state "OC does NOT want you to eat here, what is HE hiding?" Or, perhaps, a picture with Jimmy eating biscuits and stating, "OC does NOT want you to eat here, what did he know and when did he know it?"

I wonder just how many Tudors Putnam County has. I am convinced we could donate one to Ohio County!

Nitro, Eleanor, Teays Valley and Hurricane. We have 4, but none next to the Gino's in Poca. It's one of the few stand alone Gino's, which really peaves me as I want a Tudor's. Shouldn't that be some sort of West Virginia right?

Is that Tudor's in Winfield closed?

I forgot all about that one. We have 5 which makes the omission in Poca all the more heinous. I am now outraged.

How much money does it cost to open up a Tudor's? My wife said that she refuses to be the Manager. I think Wheeling is crying out for Tudor's, and then we'll have a "Tudor's plant" in Paden City. Who is with me!?!

We'll then start putting them in other towns we don't like (I like Wheeling, and we'll make sure the food is always better there). I think about 5 need to go into Washington DC. We'll have to insist on cash from politicians, however. They have not proven up to the task of paying off debts.

Thanks for thinking of me with regard to locating Tudor's. Except, of course, for willfully defying me on Paden City. I'm afraid it wouldn't last long.

Weirton, Aaron, went a little crazy on video gaming parlors. So far, in fact, that they painted the windows of the Dairy Queen and applied the red dot decals. You can drop your paycheck in Weirton but you can't buy a frozen confection with a curlecue. What's that tell you about civic pride?