Obama is a sort of mushy president.  He tries to emasculate the military by encouraging gays to serve openly.  He disallows enhanced interrogation because it is too masculine, which is ipso facto too cruel.  And he whispers secrets to Medvedev about future compromises because he is afraid of Russia. 

Obama lets the mullahs in Iran have their way because he is afraid to confront them -- or North Korea, or that matter.  He is afraid to face the very fact that he is afraid to conquer his fears and himself.  He is feminine, in the old-fashioned way.  He is not a combat woman.  He is not a libber, even though he pushes female lib. 

Back in Illinois, he voted "present" constantly in the State Senate because he did not want to have viewpoints ascribed to him.  He wanted to be out of the fray.  He ducked responsibility.  Somewhere between then and now, he became a bully.  He takes wrongheaded positions like a bull banging his horns against wooden beams.

Having stripped males of our protective roles, he pulls an about-face and allows women to perform in combat.  He masculinizes them while he emasculates males.  He seems to want to reverse the sexual roles.  In fact, he reverses everything.

Men acting openly like women and women acting like men in the army is just fine for Obama.  He takes our most masculine institution, the military, and turns it into a gender experiment for the sake of a complaining minority.

But death is sacred.  Soldiers should not pass out of this world surrounded by perversion or sexual confusion.  Sexual license is not a ticket to heaven.

Obama moves us from free enterprise to socialism and discourages our energy-independence while he promotes failed alternative energy.  He is selling us something that doesn't exist or hasn't been perfected yet.  He is back at the Illinois Senate, again selling invisibility.  He cloaks himself in magical ideology.  He is about as original as a stone.  He is as boring and destructive as Saul Alinsky.

Obama is like a sophomore who celebrates a childish reversal against the traditions of his parents and our institutions.  We have elected an adolescent.  We have installed Hamlet in the castle of the White House.