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It has been a reoccurring theme in many of my posts that the Obama administration is playing a game of massive misdirection. I've been imploring American Conservatives to keep their eye on the ball, and pressure on their lawmakers. I've been reminding our citizens to avoid diluting their energy by dealing only with the things that are truly important. Over the last several months however it has become almost impossible to ignore the troupe of "useful fools" populating the White House, and I believe that is by design. No matter how capricious or senseless it may appear, nothing this administration does happens without careful planning and calculation, and this collection of whackjobs is no coincidence.
President Obama isn't a fool and he wouldn't surround himself with them if he didn't have a reason. His group of Czars and advisors is the screwiest collection of radicals, leftists and revolutionaries ever to collect a Government paycheck, and he knows it.
Valerie Jarrett, Eric Holder, Cass Sunstein, Van Jones, John Holdren, Kevin Jennings and many more, must have been vetted by a White House that not only knew of their backgrounds, but sought them out, and today revels in their radical views. Only when they become a liability as did Jones, does this administration relieve them of their "duties" and send then to work at some Liberal think tank.
I know this sounds crazy, but it is almost as if the President maintains this batch of unrepentant miscreants just so they can take the heat and distract attention from what is really going on in Washington. It seems every time Obama wants a little cover for his pet projects, one of these useful fools suddenly comes under increased scrutiny.
So although these people are dangerous and disturbing to anyone who loves America, believes in our Constitution and is a patriot, we have to be careful about allowing them to occupy too much of our attention and energy. When this administration ultimately and inevitably runs its one term course, these kooks will be history, and their ideas and philosophies will be relegated to obscure academic publications. The big things however, health insurance reform, cap and trade, immigration law and nationalization of our largest business sectors will have far reaching effects for many years to come. That is what we need to be watching. That's what you gotta' get excited about. Don't wait for another round of town meetings. We have to stay after that other batch of fools, the members of Congress who think we aren't watching.
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