Obama, I Am The One The World Is Waiting For

It seems Barack has spent way to much time in front of swooning crowds and talking to sycophantic press corps so much so that he has come to believe his own hype. Even some in the leftwing media are starting to pick up on the overly egotistical arrogance of the guy, WaPo's The Trail blog reported these amazing words to the Democrat caucus.

"this is the moment, as Nancy [Pelosi] noted, that the world is waiting for."
"It has become increasingly clear in my travel, the campaign -- that the crowds, the enthusiasm, 200,000 people in Berlin, is not about me at all. It's about America. I have just become a symbol. I have become a symbol of the possibility of America returning to our best traditions"

So Obama has become the vessel for all the world's hopes and dreams, the chosen one to lead us all to the promised land of unity as citizens of the world with Obama as our King in his own mind and his most rabid supporters. Heck he is having trouble uniting his own dang party and is trying to strongarm Clinton supporters into line but they aren't taking it very well.
Meanwhile Hugh Hewitt has been playing a quote of Obama saying that if we just keep our tires inflated properly and our cars tuned up there is no need to drill for oil in this country.

There's things that you can do individually though to saveenergy. Making sure your tires are properly inflated. Simple thing.But we could save all the oil they are talking about getting off drilling if everybody was just inflating their tires. And getting regulartune-ups. You could actually save just as much.

What kind of idiocy is that?
Obama is rapidly becoming his own worst enemy when he is not in front of a teleprompter delivering empty flowery speeches about hope, change and we are the ones we have been waiting for. I admit that the first few speeches I heard that I was impressed and figured him to be a decent guy but now I see him as an egotistical asshat, far left radical Chicago politician with ties to far too many noxious individuals and policies.