Obama Not Likely At G20 Summit: White House
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So … Let me see if I have this straight.
You’re the newly elected (notice I didn’t say “purchased”) President of the world’s most powerful and financially influential country. The country, and by that the world, is in an economic mess. Half the people of the country that voted for you believe YOU have all the answers and will provide a miracle to cure what plagues the economy. The other half is already ‘wise’ to exactly how YOU intend to approach and handle the economy … and we don’t agree with it, to say the least.
That said … being the “first” whatever “minority” category he is supposed to be historically representing, and wanting to be taken seriously as having leadership qualities worthy of the Free World’s top leader, and not just some community instigator, you would think this newly-elected “President” would show some of this mettle his doltish VP praised him for and show up at this meeting …
For a man who has assumed for the better part of the last two years that he already IS POTUS, you might think he would jump at this opportunity to act like he is. The fact that since the election a couple days ago the market has had the most severe drop in the history of presidential elections this would call for the man who is obviously the source of market doubts and fears to step-up and try to generate some confidence and leadership.
Empty suit …
Arrogance? Stupidity? Self-centeredness? Cowardice?
Obama not likely at G20 summit: White House
The White House said Friday that it did not expect US president-elect Barack Obama to have a seat at the table when world leaders meet for economic crisis talks in Washington next week.
“We are in communication and coordination with them. I don’t know whether someone will actually be in the building. I don’t expect in the room,” spokesman Tony Fratto said of Obama’s economic team.
But Fratto pledged close cooperation with the president-elect’s economic advisers on the best way to respond to the global financial meltdown in order to avoid sending “confusing signals” to international markets.
Bull …

