Me? I just report the news that's fit to print from the sources that see fit to print it.
A writer for Newsweek says: "Everybody in the capital is comparing Obama to Abraham Lincoln. But the more recent—and illuminating—comparison is Ronald Reagan."
I don't claim that when a writer from Newsweek says "Jump!" I yell, "Sir! How high, sir?!"
But, the article got me thinking. Maybe they're both kinda unify-y and communicate-y, but what on earth else? 'cause many good girls and boys appear to be freaking out and muttering things about "lib-rals"--it's never good when they leave out the middle syllable--destroying the country and thinking longingly of the Reagan good times. Maybe it would help them if I found some parallels?
Buckle up. Here we go.
So, everybody knows that Obama has smoked a cigarette or two. Reagan, in contrast, was not a smoker, and--




One thing I know and like about both men: Doodlers. So, that's a draw.




1) It works best to take the measure of a president after he has been in office and has served the country--until then, all you can talk about is cigarettes and doodles, doodles and cigarettes!
2) I really can't wait 'til Joe Biden--bless his impulse-control-deficient heart--says something off-the-wall! Will he? Won't he? How long will it be until he does?