What you all happened to see on the
great Inauguration Day swearing in
ceremony of new president Barack Obama
was a clear and compelling demonstration
of what is wrong with Washington these
days. As Chief Justice John Roberts
managed to bungle the most basic of
words to execute the swearing in from
the Constitution, we are reminded once
again the importance of WRITING THINGS
DOWN so as to avoid huge mistakes
that can be perpetuated by those who
insist, insist, and insist on doing
everything by bad and failed memory.

This swearing in was to be the national
press sound bite for all time, but
was rendered nearly useless for historical
purposes by the unprepared Supreme Court
icon. It also seemed for a minute that
he was making a mockery of the situation
which was to enter history safekeeping
for all time and made for an awkard
mood killer for those looking on.

Men do NOT write anything down and this
very small problem wreaks HUGE results
throughout our veterans arena from the
bungled and incompetent veterans service
organizations to the halls of Capitol
Hill where one Blow Hard after another
lines up to microphones and misstates
or misprioritizes crucial veterans issues.

We are in the hands of the idiot generation
where everybody is of the mistaken idea
that their sense of recall is unshakeable
and that nothing at all should be moved
on paper or tucked away just in case
of an almost certain blanking moment.

Judges are notorious for bungling cases
and the national courts systems DO
need to be more amending and protective
of those on the receiving end of those
Class A Blunder moments such as the
one witnessed by all of America during
the official swearing in on Tuesday.

The question comes to bear: How Oh How
can a Supreme Court justice completely
blank on so few words of such crucial
importance with the entire world
stage looking on?? The truth is, they
just don't care and the system protects
them if they do. Judges are idiots
who feel above accountability in
everything they do, so they never
push themselves to really prepare
for anything at all.

Those of us who have said this over
time, feel vindicated by the very public
bungle of John Roberts, and now is as
good as time as any to say: I told ya so!