Hubris
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Here's a taste of all the delicious goodness:
The 5:20 TBA turned out to be his adoration session with lawmakers in the
Cannon Caucus Room, where even committee chairmen arrived early, as if for the
State of the Union. Capitol Police cleared the halls -- just as they do for the
actual president. The Secret Service hustled him in through a side door -- just
as they do for the actual president.
Inside, according to a witness, he told the House members, "This is the
moment . . . that the world is waiting for," adding: "I have become a symbol of
the possibility of America returning to our best traditions."
As he marches toward Inauguration Day (Election Day is but a milestone on
that path), Obama's biggest challenger may not be Republican John McCain but
rather his own hubris.
Some say the supremely confident Obama -- nearly 100 days from the
election, he pronounces that "the odds of us winning are very good" -- has
become a president-in-waiting. But in truth, he doesn't need to wait: He has
already amassed the trappings of the office, without those pesky
decisions.
Why bother voting? This guy has decided he's already the President, hokey new presidential seal included!
