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Kwitcherbytchin and get out of the kitchen! Apparently some folks can't handle even the slightest bit of scrutiny or criticism: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/nobelist_turning_whiny_as_his_medal_DHhbOkdO3S7Z0CAaSYdV1L [b]'Alas, the evidence is clear--doubts about Obama's backbone are spreading. The Financial Times says the view that he talks a good game but doesn't get anything done is no longer confined to conservatives. "The danger for Mr. Obama is that you are beginning to hear echoes of these charges from people who should be the president's natural supporters," columnist Gideon Rachman writes. He cites a European politician -- part of a key Obama base -- who says the president often goes wobbly when challenged. Examples are abundant, from succeeding in Afghanistan to reducing the deficit, but there is no sign the White House gets it. Instead, the president's team is in full attack mode against an enemies list of dissenters and critics. The targets, from the Fox News Channel to the insurance industry to gay-rights bloggers, stand accused of being unfair, self-serving or unrealistic. Each attack contained a whiff of self-pity, revealing just how difficult Obama is finding the transition from candidate to superpower president.'[/b] another excerpt I find relevant: http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=33975 [b]'The last time such a war raged between the White House and a media outlet, Richard Nixon was President, and his V.P, Spiro Agnew, was doing all he could to blackball the New York Times over their unflattering coverage of the Vietnam War. This time, t...he war is between a President whose skin is at least as thin as was Nixon’s, but whose motives are far more self-serving. To put it bluntly: Obama doesn’t like the fact that Fox News personalities like Glenn Beck point out dichotomies between what the President says and what he does, between what he promises and what he delivers. Obama and his administration actually equate such critical journalism with warfare.'[/b] If Obama and his administration are going to have a freaking meltdown every time someone fails to praise them or (gasp) speak the TRUTH about their weakness and ineptitude, then perhaps they should consider the fact that they are likely in the wrong line of work and should step down so someone with a thicker hide can step up to handle the business of governing America. Do you think it's a good idea to have a public conniption anytime someone dares to speak the truth or expresses a dissenting opinion?