A Nightmare Scenario

I have been wondering who on earth I would vote for if the presidential race was between H. Clinton and S. Palin. That would be a nightmare. Can you imagine? A possibly psychotic self promoter versus a leftist. I would probably just write someone in but if I absolutely was forced to vote for either "young ladies" I would probably have to chose Clinton. I would disagree with almost everything she stands for, but I think her just ornery enough to handle the job.  When has Palin ever completed anything?  If she could not handle the heat in Juneau, then how would she handle the heat in DC?

How bout you? What would you do in that situtation?

Thankfully the question is moot.

Is This a Bit Odd?

The other day I watched the SecState put on her live "news conference" concerning the situation in Libya. I found that a bit strange. Does not the POTUS usually do that kind of  dog and pony show when there is a crisis involving military action on the part of the U.S.? I thought so. Now we see that the President will be conducting some kind of "briefing" to the American people shortly. Wonder if someone clued him in that it looks more and more like H. Clinton is actually in charge and he looks more like a basketball analyst and aspiring PGA golfer than the leader of the the free world. Oh well, if I had my choice between H. Clinton and Barry I think I would have to chose the former First Lady to run the show. I don't care for her but she is certainly the "most presidential" of the two. Besides, she is a strong person and the current POTUS is beginning to be perceived as a weakling. There are those that say that this is really Hillary's second term as president anyway. They could be right.

Malvinas My Ass Hurts

Hillary Clinton has spoken on the need to mediate the continueing disagreement over the ownership of the correctly named Falkland Islands. They are only known as the Malvinas by the losing party. What Mrs. Clinton does not seem to understand is that the issue was settled in 1982 and remains settled until such time as Argentina decides to strike again. The loss of the Cruiser General Belgrano, the cowardly retreat to port of the rest of the Argentine "fleet," and the literal stranding of the half trained Argentine conscripts probably still weighs heavy on the their national conscience. The UK will never give up the Falklands I would wager no matter what a progressive (whatever that means) U.S. SecState (or President) says or does. The question has been decided by war as most important international conflicts historically have been and will be as long as humans grace this planet. To think otherwise is childish. Mrs. Clinton's untimely remarks serve no purpose and is frankly disrespectful to a nation (and fallen UK soldiers loved ones) that is our ally in the current conflict with the Mohammedans. It appears that Mrs. Clinton and the administration she serves have little understanding of the realities of the world.