Why We've Lost That Lovin' Feeling; Obama and 24

The Obama staff seems at a loss as they try to explain the drop in popularity of the new president. They should step back, and take a look from outside, or at least pay more attention to Believable Lies.

The one thing that has pushed America back toward the Right is the constant talk of prosecution of Bush/Cheney Admin members and CIA operatives for torturing 9/11 suspects. We don't want to punish anyone for brutality to terrorists. Jack Bauer tortured terrorists right in our living rooms for years following 9/11, and we're damn glad he did. This should be a joke but it isn't. A popular Top Ten show had Keifer Sutherland using electrodes, pliers, pistols,garrots, and knives on suspected terrorists in an effort to stop their latest attack. We cheered him on as we watched. I did anyway. What America wanted more than anything and still does want more than anything is a sense of something being done about these murderous fanatics.

To have a black Attorney General talk about going after Dick Cheney for authorizing waterboarding and other extreme measures is the BIGGEST BLUNDER OF OBAMA'S CAREER. Most Americans would be happy to see Mr. Cheney retired with a medal, rather than an indictment. The Republicans await gleefully the charges to be brought. The Obama administration would be brought down almost immediately.

You can't have a President with an Arab sounding name prosecuting former Presidents who went after Arab terrorists. Whoever does the PR for Obama should be fired for not noticing so obvious a fact. And when you have black admin people going after 9/11 admin people, you put the whole effort on a racist level.

Obama had the option of stopping this and he missed his opportunity. It's killing Healthcare Reform and making pinheads like Glenn Beck look like patriots. Barack and Michele need to go to Netflix and get DVDs of 24, complete seasons. Quite honestly, if Jack Bauer had been portrayed by Will Smith instead of Keifer Sutherland, none of this would be going on. And note:
two of the Presidents on 24 were black men, who authorized extreme measures to stop the terrorists.