Comments on: Politics, Arrogance and The Smartest Kid in the Room

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By: BN

BN — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 15:33:38 +0000

Whenever we write about our elites, elite liberals or elite liberal intellectuals, we should ALWAYS use quotations marks around the word “elite” or any phrase that includes the word. I’ve spent many years–in college and career environments–working near and sometimes with (unfortunately) such “elites,” and I have learned that they are generally no smarter than my other associates. The “elites” are merely more arrogant and much, much more intolerant. By the way, we should also use quotation marks around the word “intellectuals”; of those I have known who thought of themselves as liberal “intellectuals,” most definitely were not.

By: Driscoll from TX

Driscoll from TX — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 02:13:55 +0000

Love the comment from DIane from PA, why does he tilt his head up and stick his chin out all the time. Arrogance is all I can come up with at this point in time.

By: Dianne from PA

Dianne from PA — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 20:17:42 +0000

Exactamundo!
And could BHO tilt his chin up any higher?

By: Mike Misczuk

Mike Misczuk — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 18:51:21 +0000

Sir,
This is a good, strong column. Your mention of President Obama’s capacity for genius will be used someday as a lament by his supporters: He failed because he was too smart. The common people did not understand him.
It was good to see you on O’Reilly’s show, being emphatic about the President’s thin-skin.
I noted that, to the two or three people who occasionally listen to me, back during the Presidential campaign. That, and his propensity for saying he would do everything that needed doing, and more importantly, his goal to fundamentally change America.
Our White House Constitutional lawyer either ignores or does not realize that the Constitution is fundamental to our country, and he does not comprehend the limits of his office.
I have not heard a lot of talk about how President Obama has prejudiced his proposed fair trial for Khalid Sheik Muhammad (sp?). The President said he will be convicted, then sentenced to death. How can that male human (note I did not use the word “man”) get a fair trial when a constitutional lawyer who holds the office of President has foreordained the outcome?
Would a potential juror who had voted for the President be swayed by that statement?
During the campaign the scholar Thomas Sowell wrote that candidate Obama was “dangerous,” due to his foreign policies of the 1930′s and social policies of the 1960′s.
Another scholar, Victor Davis Hanson, has written numerous critical columns about Mr. Obama, reaching one conclusion that the President is narcissistic.
Two things. Those on the left revel in attacks on Limbaugh and Hannity. Now, no insult intended to those two gentlemen, but Mr. Sowell and Mr. Hanson have formidable minds. I believe that leftists who know of the writings of the aforementioned are afraid to engage in debate with them. The others are too intellectually lazy or dishonest to research the best
arguments of the opposition. They are afraid to be challenged.
The other point is that being thin-skinned is an element of narcissism.
The other day at the National Prayer Breakfast the President made himself the issue. It goes on and on. Is the White House staff afraid of him or given to worship of him? The President’s ego is weighing him down and becoming a joke. No one on his staff has tried to change this. They know how to campaign, but do not know how to govern.
Mike Misczuk
Port Jervis, NY

By: Don

Don — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:43:19 +0000

Absolutely the “BEST” article written. Can’t wait till you say it on O’Reilly.

By: Janelle

Janelle — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:53:39 +0000

Dear Mr. Goldberg,
Thank you for your forwards on Burt’s books. The purr is the universal sound of peace. Purr’s to you.
Now, I have to buy and read yours.
Janelle Humbert