Maybe we need to coin a new word to cover the chutzpah of our chief executive: megalObamaniac.
How else would you describe his remark to students at the University of Maryland that the effort to pass his health care reform “will be remembered as one of the defining moments in the nation’s history”?
Obama’s still non-existent “plan” (or maybe one of the House’s 1000 page plans) is thus presumably right up there with the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, Lincoln’s first and second inaugural addresses and his Gettysburg Address.
I’m sure it has not escaped Obama’s steel-trap mind (whether rusted shut or not) that if his health care reform will be remembered as a “defining moment” in the nation’s history, then he will be remembered as the Great Definer.
Others, of course, may remember him later as many think of him now, as the Great Defiler.
