Let's take that big speech at the National Defense University, where he said wars end and the war on terror is now over. This week, he closes 19 embassies because those on-the-run Al Qaeda guys we no longer have to worry about are
going to launch attacks.
On Leno, he said he we don't need "a huge government." Wow! Yes! Right on, Mr. President! But, see, his definition of a smaller government
is one without a Congress, a Supreme Court, a Bill of Rights or anything that could
possibly oppose His Majesty. He would keep the military, but he'd
rename it the Stazi.
Ignore his words. Pay attention to what he does, like the unilateral-and-illegal
suspension of the employer mandate. He has threatened to veto a Congressional measure codifying the very same thing.
You know what that means: he's going to enforce the mandate, despite what
he said. When businesses go, "Hey! What's this? The IRS is making me pay!", he'll say they're mistaken, and then audit them.
Everything, every word the guy utters, is a lie. Except once, when he said he will fundamentally change the
US.
That was dead-on accurate.
