The main difference between truth and fiction is that fiction has to be believable!

“Ohhhhhh lookie Obama likes art aint he so wonderfuly like us?”

The picture is very ironic and makes a hell of a lot of sense.

They tend to be born in August for some reason (W. Clinton, B. Obama). The men among them take exceptional pride in being “Alpha Males.” Their driving ambition in life is that as soon as they walk out of a room, everyone they’ve left behind is left chattering about how different the room became when they walked into it.

Their vision is to be the long pole in the tent — the one pillar of substance in an environment full of gravity-forced, draping structure-less mush. And so they take great pride in being the first voice with an opinion about any question that comes up. First one, last one, most forceful one, and most of all, the one in which “everybody” places the greatest confidence. Everyone in attendance should want to do what this person wants them to do…and ideally, nobody should understand why.

When the knowledge base required to produce this well-spoken, first, last, esteemed opinion is well beyond what this person has on hand — *cough* Afghanistan *cough* — things get really, really awkward.

So yes, there is irony. Lots and lots of irony. Understand, however, that Obama sees Himself as being above all this. He and the Mrs. chose this painting to lecture the rest of us on how to avoid the pitfalls of indecision. In their world, it’s all about the mindset…which is quite silly, it’s like telling yourself you have a million dollars and suddenly you have it. But that’s how things work in their world. Knowledge is confidence, confidence is knowledge.

How does this tie into the things Mister Wonderful cannot decide? That one’s easy. He simply didn’t make the connection. He didn’t know. He still doesn’t. I’m quite serious. The blind spot these people have is something not well represented or easily comprehended in this plane of existence. Pure cognitive dissonance. It really is a miracle of evolution.