Obama Is Dishonest And Incompetent

Barack Obama was a competent candidate. Nobody on the campaign trail could put on a show better than he can. But when it comes to being President, it’s turning out that he’s something less than competent.

His famous eloquence is wearing thin through daily exposure and because his actions are often disconnected from his words. His lack of administrative experience is showing.
His promises and policies contradict each other often enough that evidence of hypocrisy is ceasing to be news. Remember the pledges about bipartisanship and high ethics? They’re so last year.
The beat goes on. Last week, Obama brazenly gave a speech about earmark reform just after he quietly signed a $410 billion spending bill that had about 9,000 earmarks in it. He denounced Bush’s habit of disregarding pieces of laws he didn’t like, so-called signing statements, then issued one himself.
And in an absolute jaw-dropper, he told business leaders, “I don’t like the idea of spending more government money, nor am I interested in expanding government’s role.”
No wonder Americans are confused. Our President is, too.

“I don’t like the idea of spending more government money, nor am I interested in expanding government’s role.” I’d challenge Obama supporters to name even one policy that Obama has put in place that hasn’t spent government money and/or expanded government’s role. Because I’m pretty sure that’s all he’s done since reaching office.
Just Obama saying one thing and doing another once again.
We’re told again and again by The One’s apologists that he just hasn’t had time yet. “Be patient.” “Give him room.” And yet, what does that have to do with him lying to the public (that’s what it means when you say one thing and do another)? Nothing.
Obama is worse than incompetent. He’s dishonestly incompetent.