Put the Messiah In NOW!

This is just ridiculous, but liberals and the liberal media are begging that Bush step aside early so that President-Elect Messiah can take over immediately. You know, because he's going to solve all the world's problems on Day 1!

First off, The Messiah probably doesn't want to take over yet because he's still learning on the job and being "taught" as to what a president has to do. Seeing that The Messiah has no experience leading anything in his life it's doubtful he has a clue about what he's getting into.

Second, I'd prefer to wait until January before socialism kicks in. Give me a couple more months to keep my money before it starts getting handed out to every bum in the country.

Here's what Laura Ingraham has to say:

Laura's E-Blast

http://www.lauraingraham.com/

November 24, 2008

It was show time in Chicago today, as Barack Obama trotted out his economic team in an attempt to boost Americans' confidence in our financial future.

Obama voiced support for the Congressional Democrats' massive stimulus package -- another $700 billion of YOUR money. The bill is planned for delivery right when Obama takes office in January. But for some in the church of Obama, that's not soon enough.

In Saturday's New York Times, columnist Gail Collins urged Bush to step aside now so Obama could take power immediately! This is what she wrote: "Putting Barack Obama in charge immediately isn't impossible. Dick Cheney, obviously, would have to quit as well as Bush. In fact, just to be on the safe side, the vice president ought to turn in his resignation first... Then House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would become president until Jan. 20. Obviously, she'd defer to her party's incoming chief executive, and Barack Obama could begin governing."

Then there's Tom Friedman, Collins' colleague on the New York Times editorial page, who thinks that Bush should allow Obama's Treasury secretary to step in now.

And way back in October, The Boston Globe, anticipating an Obama win, also outlined a plan for the Bush Administration to pack it in before Inauguration Day.

We need the Messiah and we need him now!

Two problems -- one, this is just stupid. President Bush is already consulting with Obama on the economy. Plus, Bush and Obama both seem to believe that bailouts are the right medicine for an ailing economy anyway.

Second, subverting the orderly transition of power would only heighten the sense of panic -- not just about the economy but about the state of government itself.

Obsessive Bush hatred is an affliction that even Obama's victory didn't seem to cure. Maybe Ms. Collins should take some of her own advice and retire immediately. Readers would receive better economic analysis if she just handed her column over to an intern...or one of the Times' restroom attendants.