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Obama: A Man Tyrants Can Do Business With

Andy McCarthy pokes around in Obama's psychology, and comes out with an unflattering portrait.

The key to understanding Obama, on Iran as on other matters, is that he is a power-politician of the hard Left : He is steeped in Leftist ideology, fueled in anger and resentment over what he chooses to see in America's history, but a "pragmatist" in the sense that where ideology and power collide (as they are apt to do when your ideology becomes less popular the more people understand it), Obama will always give ground on ideology (as little as circumstances allow) in order to maintain his grip on power.

It would have been political suicide to issue a statement supportive of the mullahs, so Obama's instinct was to do the next best thing: to say nothing supportive of the freedom fighters. As this position became increasingly untenable politically, and as Democrats became nervous that his silence would become a winning political round for Republicans, he was moved grudgingly to burble a mild censure of the mullah's "unjust" repression — on the order of describing a maiming as a regrettable "assault," though enough for the Obamedia to give him cover. But expect him to remain restrained and to continue grossly understating the Iranian regime's deadly response. That will change only if, unexpectedly, it appears that the freedom-fighters may win, at which point he'll scoot over to the right side of history and take all conceivable credit.

I think Victor had this right on Saturday: "Obama is almost more at ease with virulent anti-Westerners, whose grievances Obama has long studied (and perhaps in large part entertained)," (though I'd have omitted the "almost"). Mark Steyn made the same point in a post last week (about a Robert Kagan column that Pete Wehner also discussed).

It's a mistake to perceive this as "weakness" in Obama. It would have been weakness for him to flit over to the freedom fighters' side the minute it seemed politically expedient. He hasn't done that, and he won't. Obama has a preferred outcome here, one that is more in line with his worldview, and it is not victory for the freedom fighters. He is hanging as tough as political pragmatism allows, and by doing so he is making his preferred outcome more likely. That's not weakness, it's strength — and strength of the sort that ought to frighten us.

He did something very similar when Russia invaded Georgia, burbling some nonsense about both sides needing to stop the violence. When a cautious statement of support for a democratic country would have actually gained him a bit politically. As well as, you know, being the right thing to do.

Only when his friendly-to-invaders statement was criticized by McCain did he manage to say something nice about freedom and sovereignty and so forth.

Thanks to DrewM.

Michael Barrone on Obama: Dodge Facts, Skip the Details, Govern Chicago-Style: Sounds about right. Here's the bit about dodging facts:

First, Obama likes to execute long-range strategies but suffers from cognitive dissonance when new facts render them inappropriate. His 2008 campaign was a largely flawless execution of a smart strategy, but he was flummoxed momentarily when the Russians invaded Georgia and when John McCain picked Sarah Palin as his running mate. On domestic policy, he has been executing his long-range strategy of vastly expanding government, but may be encountering problems as voters show unease at huge increases on spending.
His long-range strategy of propitiating America’s enemies has been undercut by North Korea’s missile launches and demonstrations in Iran against the mullah regime’s apparent election fraud. His assumption that friendly words could melt the hearts of Kim Jong Il and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have been refuted by events. He limits himself to expressing “deep concern” about the election in the almost surely vain hope of persuading the mullahs to abandon their drive for nuclear weapons, while he misses his chance to encourage the one result — regime change — that could protect us and our allies from Iranian attack.


Posted by: Ace at 02:01 PM



Comments

1

Rich Lowry responded -

"Andy, whatever policy differences we have with him, Obama surely would rather have a free Iran than a dictatorial, anti-American one.

Well, I for one am not sure Obama would rather have a free Iran. It ruins his "Obama saves the world" Plan. And, if he does prefer an free Iran - would it kill him to say so? Just so we will know for sure what the heck he is thinking?

Posted by: Jane at June 22, 2009 02:06 PM (2tEd+)

2

Its a strength to be willing to side with those who hate everything the US stands for as opposed to supporting those who wish increased freedom and liberty?

 

What is clear is Obama would be no dofferent from the mullahs if he could exercise this power.

 

His ineptness, ideology, arrogance, and incompetence are on display once again when even the dhimmicrats can sense what is the right thing to do before Obama can act.

Oh for the days when we could look forward to the competence of Carter, the honesty of Clinton, the charm of Nixon, and the clear thinking of Wilson rather than deal with this chimp community organizer.

 

Posted by: Thomas Jackson at June 22, 2009 02:06 PM (B8gqF)

3 Yeah, and only 3 Years and 212 more days of this dog shit.

He was far from perfect, but I sorely miss Bush.


Posted by: McLovin at June 22, 2009 02:07 PM (RwvN1)

4 Shortened: Obama hates freedom

Posted by: wHodat at June 22, 2009 02:07 PM (+sBB4)

5 ace - eleventy!!!

hehe

OBAMA HAS JUMPED THE SHARK

Posted by: Anti-Harkonnen Freedom Fighter at June 22, 2009 02:10 PM (5r0Tz)

6 The writings of Obama's mentors say that America is not exceptional.  This is the key ingredient to understanding Obama.

We are sorry for being so arrogant in the past and we have no special hold on freedom to offer the Iranian protesters.

Posted by: wHodat at June 22, 2009 02:11 PM (+sBB4)

7 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Where's Obama eating lunch today?

Posted by: MSM at June 22, 2009 02:12 PM (4s1it)

8 I wish Obamas policies on economic spending were as niggardly as are his policies on the freedoms of individuals.

Posted by: Eric at June 22, 2009 02:13 PM (N+w6G)

9

The left especially, but also the right, have chosen since before the election to ignore the facts of Obama's associations and to somehow conclude that despite years of very close relationships with the likes of Ayers, Rev. Wright, Kalidi, Davis and several other radicals, that Obama himself had somehow managed to remain uneffected by these, his mentors. 

I wonder whether the picture is becoming clearer now?

Posted by: Barry the Indifferent at June 22, 2009 02:14 PM (RkRxq)

10

"The shepherd drives the wolf from the sheep's throat, for which the sheep thanks the shepherd as his liberator, while the wolf denounces him for the same act, as the destroyer of liberty. Plainly the sheep and the wolf are not agreed upon a definition of the word liberty; and precisely the same difference prevails today among human creatures."

- Abraham Lincoln

Posted by: The Great Satan™ at June 22, 2009 02:14 PM (knIKF)

11 Who cares! He is so dreamy...oh, when is he going to make another trip to Hawaii and splash around in the crystal blue waters so we can melt like ice cream in the warn sand drooling over his manly pecs?

Posted by: MSM at June 22, 2009 02:14 PM (jZNCU)

12
The last thing hussein obama and the rest of the trash on the left wants to see is democratic government spreading from Iraq and Afghanistan.  They would rather see a few million dead Iranians than one free election there.

Posted by: Dang Straights at June 22, 2009 02:15 PM (Haq+B)

13

"We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home."

- Edward R. Murrow

Posted by: The Great Satan™ at June 22, 2009 02:16 PM (knIKF)

14 Wait until the MSM notices that Obama's put on all those extra pounds, sits in front of the TV most evenings, and doesn't even take out the trash anymore. Like, when was the last time he brought them flowers?

Posted by: Roy at June 22, 2009 02:17 PM (cB77O)

15

"Those who profess to favor freedom and yet depreciate agitation, are people who want crops without ploughing the ground; they want rain without thunder and lightning; they want the ocean without the roar of its many waters. The struggle may be a moral one, or it may be a physical one, or it may be both. But it must be a struggle. Power concedes nothing without a demand; it never has and it never will."

- Frederick Douglass


Posted by: The Great Satan™ at June 22, 2009 02:18 PM (knIKF)

16 Ice cream always makes things better.

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Posted by: Miles at June 22, 2009 02:18 PM (S/wnR)

17 Thanks to Bush for continuing to spread freedom around the Middle East.

Posted by: wHodat at June 22, 2009 02:18 PM (+sBB4)

18 Barry's always been good at playing both sides of the street.  PRESENT!

Posted by: GarandFan at June 22, 2009 02:20 PM (C3okI)

19 @1 "Rich Lowry responded -

"Andy, whatever policy differences we have with him, Obama surely would rather have a free Iran than a dictatorial, anti-American one."

Yeah, and McCarthy takes him to task in a follow-up, now posted on The Corner.

Posted by: Capt. Numbstick at June 22, 2009 02:20 PM (voIlD)

20 "America is a Nation with a mission - and that mission comes from our most basic beliefs. We have no desire to dominate, no ambitions of empire. Our aim is a democratic peace - a peace founded upon the dignity and rights of every man and woman."
- George W Bush

Posted by: wHodat at June 22, 2009 02:20 PM (+sBB4)

21 Freedom?!?  That a Yang holy word.

Posted by: cloud william at June 22, 2009 02:21 PM (PD1tk)

22 "Everywhere that freedom stirs, let tyrants fear."
- Bush 43

Posted by: wHodat at June 22, 2009 02:22 PM (+sBB4)

23 The last thing hussein obama and the rest of the trash on the left wants to see is democratic government spreading from Iraq and Afghanistan.

There's a quote from Jimmah Carter to the effect that he prefers to deal with dictators, because they don't have to answer to the masses. Which, on its face, is true -- they're easier to get an agreement out of, because they don't have to consult with anyone. Unfortunately, their agreements are meaningless, as their primary goals are their own power and aggrandizement.

Posted by: Rob Crawford at June 22, 2009 02:24 PM (ZJ/un)

24

"The secret of happiness is freedom. The secret of freedom is courage."

- Thucydides

Posted by: The Great Satan™ at June 22, 2009 02:26 PM (knIKF)

25 I wouldn't call it strength for him to be silent and hope that his preferred outcome emerges. It would be strength if he did express what he believed - his extreme leftist ideology loud and clear - but as McCarthy said, that would be political suicide. So it's not strength, it is weakness. Political weakness.

Posted by: Adrienne at June 22, 2009 02:27 PM (aa5rL)

26

The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.

- Albert Camus

Posted by: The Great Satan™ at June 22, 2009 02:29 PM (knIKF)

27 Rich Lowry, demonstrating more of the fine, inside-the-beltway political analysis that drove me away from NRO.

Jonah, Stein, VDH, and McCarthy are good. The rest, though . . .

Posted by: tsj017 at June 22, 2009 02:30 PM (TBwnU)

28 #19

I don't know about Andy's statement. Just as everyone assumed Bush was a dumbass( or was he an evil genius, I guess it depends on the day), it seems to me that the default assumption is that Obama is a calculating genius.

My take,he's like every other liberal who dreams big but refuses to think things through, and when confronted with the reality he'd rather plug his ear, close his eyes and shout at the top of his lungs to make sure he can't hear anything else.

Rather than being an intellectual juggernaut, he's a political naif who's stumbling along, learning on the job when it's time to lead.

Posted by: I have a Jalen Rose jersey at June 22, 2009 02:32 PM (4yrb2)

29 I think that one reason that Obama fails to condemn sheer evil when he sees, as in Iran, North Korea, and the Russian invasion of Georgia, is that Obama does not see himself as the protester seeking liberty but rather as the thug beating the protester down, or more specifically, as the beaurocrat who orders the thug to beat the protester down.  Bolton was on Beck this morning and described Obama as a narcissist.  Obama thinks that in any rational world, his obvious superiority would be so apparent that any protesters against him would necessarily be irrational and thus would need to be beaten down.  He can clearly see that a superior being, such as himself, Kim Jong Il, and Former President Putin, may encounter resistance from the ordinary man which can not be allowed to prevent the coming uptoia.  If a few eggs get broken, there is still alway the hope that they will change into an omlette. 

Posted by: WalrusRex at June 22, 2009 02:34 PM (xxgag)

30

Obama believes by being silent he encourages freedom.  By not condemning the violent acts of dictators he enhances freedom.   Obama hates freedom, he hates democracy.  He is the bastard of communit parents, raised by communists, and has always associated with Marxists.

 

The only thing that surprises me is that hasn't apologized to Tehran and offered aid to them.

 

President Chimpy makes one long for the bravery and strength of Jimmy Carter, the integrity of Clinton, the resolutness of JFK, the realism of Wilson, and the love of the Constitution of Lincoln.

Posted by: Thomas Jackson at June 22, 2009 02:36 PM (B8gqF)

31 I completely agree with Andrew McCarthy's take on it in the quote above.

He has expressed my opinion exactly.

Posted by: Alana at June 22, 2009 02:41 PM (JE2zV)

32 Posted by: The Great Satan™,

Keep this up and people will start calling you Gurney .

Posted by: Bill D. Cat at June 22, 2009 02:44 PM (vKdhq)

33 His first political ambition was to be mayor of Chicago, the boss of all he surveyed; he has had to settle for the broader but less complete hegemony of the presidency.

So, he played it left-hand, but made it too far?

Posted by: anonymous irishman at June 22, 2009 02:47 PM (RjafY)

34 The man who's so quick to meddle in America's health care system, it's auto industry, and financial institutions doesn't want to meddle in Iran's internal politics.  False hope and change for the worse.

Posted by: Reiver at June 22, 2009 02:49 PM (k/zpx)

35 The black Ziggy?

Posted by: Lou at June 22, 2009 02:50 PM (RNwpX)

36 I think the present-ent is watching very carefully because he may need the knowledge of how to handle this type of situation come January of 2012 after he and acorn and homeland security load up the election to favor himself wildly over any possible opponent. Oh, let's don't forget he has to pass voting rights for prisoners and illegals as well as supress the military before then.

Posted by: Eric at June 22, 2009 02:50 PM (N+w6G)

37 It is more than rare that evil presents itself nakedly to the eyes of men. No, evil will always seek to hide itself, be it under the cover of darkness, in a lie or behind a wall of silence. Always evil hides. It does so because it knows itself to be what it is: evil. It knows that if its nature were revealed all would recoil from it and it would have no power.

The value of the American Presidency in international affairs derives in no small measure from its power to adumbrate evil deeds in shadow, and so rob them of the tacit legitimacy that silence confers. Mr. Obama’s initial silence followed by a muted <i>“Tut, tut, my good man!”</i> speaks to, at best his own moral ambiguity, or more frankly, to his own predisposition to befriend the darkness.

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Posted by: Leo Walker at June 22, 2009 02:51 PM (1tTX/)

38 The last thing hussein obama and the rest of the trash on the left wants to see is democratic government spreading from Iraq and Afghanistan.  They would rather see a few million dead Iranians than one free election there.

That's certainly true, if going by how they reacted to the Iraq elections, and the wonderful sight of those people proudly casting votes, and holding up their purple fingers.

I remember the left seemed, in fact, slightly repulsed by the whole thing.

I'm beginning to wonder where all the reasonable, patriotic, freedom-loving Democrats have gone.

Posted by: Alana at June 22, 2009 02:53 PM (JE2zV)

39

Rich Lowry is a pussy who is usually proven wrong on most of his predictions.  Ever since he wrote a 800 word column explaining what he believed Trent Lott meant in his 20 word birthday greeting he lost me.  

Posted by: polynikes at June 22, 2009 02:57 PM (m2CN7)

40 The black Ziggy?

Well-hung, with an off-white tan? Given that Ziggy convinces himself that he's Jesus, it seems pretty appropriate to me.

Posted by: anonymous irishman at June 22, 2009 03:00 PM (RjafY)

41 Like a leper messiah

Posted by: toby928 at June 22, 2009 03:03 PM (PD1tk)

42 Obana has always been a political coward. He won't take a stand on any issue that can hurt him politically, unless forced to. He didn't take a stand on immigration reform but tried to swoop in to take credit when legislation was done. He wrote a mealy-mouthed letter concerning the Fannies but took no serious action, just criticize others. Gay issues? half measures. He's a coward.

Posted by: ricky at June 22, 2009 03:05 PM (UkL5l)

43 First, Obama likes to execute long-range strategies but suffers from cognitive dissonance when new facts render them inappropriate

First, Obama likes to execute long-range strategies but suffers from cognitive dissonance when new facts render them inappropriate

Obama's a proponent of Alinsky, the concept of the OODA Loop is not in his psyche. I've noticed several times that without a planned and scripted policy scheme, he cannot function well. He comes unglued when sudden events render his plan unusable or obsolete. That's why these foreign events like Iran and North Korea are "distractions"

Posted by: kbdabear at June 22, 2009 03:09 PM (cGmnP)

44 They are digging pretty deep when they come up with this idea ...

Sidney Blumenthal, a top aide in the Clinton White House, may return to government work as a counselor to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Posted by: Neo at June 22, 2009 03:15 PM (5d1ix)

45 19 @1 "Rich Lowry responded -

"Andy, whatever policy differences we have with him, Obama surely would rather have a free Iran than a dictatorial, anti-American one."

Yeah, and McCarthy takes him to task in a follow-up, now posted on The Corner.

Lowry's response is pretty much why I stopped reading the National Review Online.  It's like a whole lot of people - including most on the National Review - simply can't see what is in front of their eyes, because they cannot fathom that we could have possibly elected someone who is this radical, and who really doesn't see freedom the way we do, or care about it.

I wouldn't have fathomed it either, until we actually elected it.  So I just wait for more people to get the gauze away from their eyes.  People are basing their analyses of Obama on premises that are flatly false.  They are projecting their own principles onto Obama, as if he holds them, too.  However, he does not.  He is unlike any  president we have ever had.

As a result, it amuses me no end to see people on National Review and elsewhere - reasonable, thoughtful, intelligent people - approaching Obama as if he, too, were reasonable and thoughtful, and most importantly, as if he were as American in thought as they are.

Posted by: Alana at June 22, 2009 03:18 PM (JE2zV)

46
> First, Obama likes to execute long-range strategies but suffers from cognitive dissonance when new facts render them inappropriate.


Excellent observation. And it shows how to fight him.

First, you have to oppose every policy you don't like. Opposition confuses him.

Second, you have to keep fighting. Since Obama is all into the long term stuff, short-term setbacks won't stop him. If you think you blocked something (say health-care nationalization, for example) in the Senate don't think that fight is over. He won't stop. If you've moved on to the next fight, he wins the old ones.

The second point may make it seem like it's impossible to stop him but you have to remember the first point. He doesn't repond well to opposition. So the more he's opposed the less he accomplishes. In other words, it's easier to fight him on 20 issues than it is fight him on 2 or 3.

Posted by: Comrade Arthur at June 22, 2009 03:18 PM (7Takl)

47

Keep this up and people will start calling you Gurney.........Bill D. Cat

Did I get a little too carried away [pun intended] with my posts?

 

Posted by: The Great Satan™ at June 22, 2009 03:20 PM (knIKF)

48
> 4 Shortened: Obama hates freedom

Posted by: wHodat


Even shorter: Lefties Love Tyrants.

Blech. It's one character longer. That's ok, in the Obama World that counts as being accurate. Socialist Math!

Posted by: Comrade Arthur at June 22, 2009 03:32 PM (7Takl)

49 Did I get a little too carried away [pun intended] with my posts?
Not at at all . You've a gift for the appropriate .

Posted by: Bill D. Cat at June 22, 2009 03:41 PM (vKdhq)

50 Thanks Bill. I bet there are others out there thinking, "for the love of God, don't encourage him."

Posted by: The Great Satan™ at June 22, 2009 03:50 PM (knIKF)

51 "...He is hanging as tough as political pragmatism allows, and by doing so he is making his preferred outcome more likely. That's not weakness, it's strength — and strength of the sort that ought to frighten us."

Wrong. Well, the frightening part is true, but the "strength" attribution isn't.

In this case Obama would be riding on the coattails of history - IOW creating (if you can call actual neglect "creating") a policy subsequent to events rather than driving events via policy. Obama is the malignant witness to a crime. Rather than protect the little old lady in front of him from a mugging, jump ahead to become a tougher target, or even yell at her to not go down the alley any further, Obama would realize the most likely inevitability of events and try to convince the muggers not to attack him.

Some would call that cowardice. It hardly suffices as strength.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at June 22, 2009 03:56 PM (rZ235)

52 Scruples? Isn't that those low fat kettle chips?

Posted by: Malcolm Tucker at June 22, 2009 06:39 PM (Vz1WE)

53

Obama pragmatic?  Who did he throw under the bus on this one?

 

Obama loves despots and worships the Lord of evil.  How else could he have attended Wright's temple of hate for 20 odd years.

 

Tell me when is the last time he attended a church that didn't cover up the image of God?

Posted by: Thomas Jackson at June 22, 2009 08:24 PM (B8gqF)

54

#23, Rob Crawford, it's a good thing I decided to read all the comments before jumping in with my 2 Rial.  I also remember that quote from Jimmy Carter, and I think that it explains everything reasonable people might wonder about the left and their preference for buddying up to tyrants.  Democracy is a messy process, and agreements you reach this year might not stand after the election.  No way to build up any momentum.  The major problem with this approach, from the viewpoint of the Carters and Obamas is that any agreement you reach with tyrants will not stand either, as witness the way that Jimmy put an end to North Korea's quest for nuclear weaponry.  Lowry is wasting his time if he basis his points on Hussein's milk of human kindness.  He thought it would be simpler getting an agreement with the dinner jacket, and the possibility of revolution getting in the way would unsettle all his plans.  He was quite mistaken in believing that his charm would persuade Iran to give up its quest for a nuclear edge.  All he could accomplish, even assuming that they would sit down and talk with him without resistance and insults would be to lead them to hide their nuclear progress.  If he hasn't answered for himself the questions, "What do I do if North Korea nukes Hawaii?" or "What do I do if Iran obliterates Israel?", and if Iran and North Korea don't believe deep down that the answer is "Turn those suckers into radioactive glass, before you take another breath!" then one of them is bound to try it out.

Oh, and I think it's a fine thing to take your kids out for ice cream.  The president is paid to think, and you can think when you're eating frozen treats with your family.  Sometimes you think better and more clearly that way.

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56
Short version: The guy an asshole.

Posted by: YIKES! at June 22, 2009 09:43 PM (1tvww)

57  I'm not buying this view of Obama.  I think the Iran response is a show of the inner weakness of Obama.  This guy has indeed been schooled by everyone from Saul Alinksy to Uncle George (or whatever the hell that guy's name was) but the only message he ever got was that he is King.  He's not a socialist, he's not an anything-ist.  He's Barack Obama, the man meant to run the world.

And now that he's running it, we're finding him about as successful at knocking down problems as he was at knocking down bowling pins.  Anyone who watched him bowl knows this guy is a stiff, a poser, and a fraud.

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