Thursday, October 4, 2012

The Devil Went down to Georgia


Last night’s presidential debate reminded me of the song “The Devil Went down to Georgia”.

Let me explain.

Obama, playing the part of the Devil, comes out very arrogant, thinking he can’t lose, much like the devil in the song. Romney, playing the part of Johnny, is respectful, yet ready to meet the challenge.

As the duel begins, Obama (the devil) goes first – he may think he starts out okay, but is not up to the task, and once Romney (Johnny) starts in, it’s over.  Romney (Johnny) shows Obama (the devil) how it’s done.  In the end, Obama (the devil) hangs his head in defeat, because he knows that he’s been beat. And that’s pretty much how it went for an hour and a half.

Obama started every response with er, uh and never really said anything of substance. He would not look at Romney or the camera when Romney was speaking. He just hung his head, looking down. Whereas, Romney on the other hand, was very eloquent, addressed Obama, and looked at him when he was speaking.

My favorite line of the night was when Romney said that Obama promised to cut the deficit in half, when he became president, but unfortunately, he doubled it. Obama had no response, except to hang his head. Like the Devil in the song after he knew he was beat.

Obama looked  like a deer in headlights. It’s obvious that he’s just a puppet. He can’t function without a Teleprompter feeding him his every word.

In fact, I read in the newspaper this morning that Vanity Fair sent a tweet saying that “Obama wouldn’t win a student council election against a chubby nerd” with that performance.

The liberal media will try to play down Romney and his obvious beat down of an ill-prepared, uninformed, deer in the headlights Obama puppet. Really, it’s embarrassing to the entire nation to call that man President of the United States. It was like watching Mohammed Ali beat up on a defenseless kid.

Anyone who would vote for Obama, especially after the debate last night, must be completely brain-dead.

That’s my two cents.

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