A columnist for the New York Times called former president Barack Obama’s Martha’s Vineyard party Behold Barack Antoinette in response to the scandals surrounding the president’s party. Dowd’s article compared Obama to Marie Antoinette, and criticized the high-status life that he led while POTUS and after leaving office. While she criticized Obama for this behavior, her real goal was to criticize the Democrat party as a whole.
The media sucked up to the former president, but it didn’t help matters that the party was attended by a bevy of celebrity friends. Beyonce and Jay-Z were among the many invited, as was George Clooney and Oprah Winfrey. However, the narcissistic displays of Obama were the only thing that seemed to be distracting. But the fact is that the former president has made a mark on America, and he has become a global icon in the process.
In 2008, Obama was one of the coolest candidates in the country, but after winning the election, his ambitions became even loftier. While he may have been a hot candidate in 2008, he doesn’t know what he’s cool anymore. He savaged the people who put themselves at risk in order to support him. When he was a junior senator, he was a little kid and couldn’t afford to take risks, but he was willing to stand up to the ruthless Clinton machine.
The narcissistic display is a hallmark of Obama’s campaign. It’s not that the former president sucked up the party, but it did make him appear even loftier. The party was the ultimate symbol of the narcissistic display of the former president. In the aftermath of the speech, Citigroup, and many other global corporations chose him to take over the feared Clinton machine.
In his speech, Obama outlined his political platform, but his inauguration address crystallized the caricature of the Democratic Party. Despite the orgy, the party was a lavish affair with celebrities, limos, and the president himself. The audience was divided into four camps: o The disinvited were obnoxious and depressed. The former staffers felt that they had contributed more to the president’s legacy than they did to the party.
While the narcissists were outraged at the thought of an unsuitable former president, they reacted to the event by inviting their celebrity friends to attend. The former president was often described as a LadyBoy in Indonesia, and his party was an equally narcissistic affair. Nevertheless, he has been widely admired by the public. Similarly, his inaugural address was a narcissistic display, and it was the first ever to be held in an African country.
The party was a far cry from the narcissists’ campaign. In this regard, the former president’s inauguration speech crystallized the caricature of the Democratic Party. He was surrounded by Martha’s Vineyard limos, Hollywood whoring, and personal jets. The guests were split into four camps: the obnoxious limo liberals, the deeply damaged disinvited, and the irritated former staffers.
While this speech was a rare event, Obama’s inauguration address crystallized the Democratic Party as a “1 percent” party. The address was a raging orgy featuring personal jets, Martha’s Vineyard, limousine liberals, and Hollywood whoring. His disinvitados fell into four camps: the deeply wounded, the deeply damaged, and the irritated. Some of them even had to beg for their jobs back.
Aside from the narcissistic display, the president’s inauguration speech was a spectacular example of how the democrats had made America a global center of influence. This speech also highlighted the political and social status of people of African descent. And it affirmed the “unifying” nature of the Democratic party. Besides being a parody, it represented the oligarchic character of the Democratic Party.
When Obama ran for president in 2008, he was the cool candidate. After winning, his loftiness only grew. But the president’s ego is a hypocrite, and he is not aware of what makes someone cool. During the campaign, he was so narcissistic that he dissected the many people who posed a risk for him and a moonshot for his country. And even after his victory, he excluded many people who had helped him reach his goal.
Obama Is Not Jay Gatsby
The liberal New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd has published a controversial column comparing former President Barack Obama to Jay Gatsby. In the column, she compares the president to the infamous 1920s heiress. The author writes that Obama is living the high life even after leaving office. “What’s wrong with this picture?” she wonders. The column isn’t the first to compare Obama to the heiress.
The Democratic Party is not the same in the 21st century. The Democrats aren’t the party of the rich and famous. The Democratic Party’s leadership has become a parody of the 1% elite. The orgy is full of personal jets, Martha’s Vineyard vacations, Hollywood whoring, and other liberal excesses. It’s no surprise that the speech divided the partygoers into four camps: those who contributed less to the president’s legacy, loyal former staffers, and those who felt the opulent lifestyle was the best choice for a presidential inauguration.
Whether the inauguration was a triumph or a disaster, the inaugural address crystallized the image of the Democratic Party. The orgy of the 1 percent featured personal jets, Martha’s Vineyard, and Hollywood whoring. The oligarchs, who were largely ignored, split into 4 camps: those who were deeply damaged, those who were irritated, and those who were not.
The article isn’t the only example of a racially charged stance. A recent study on the narcissistic nature of the Democratic Party found that many Democrats are anti-black. It’s not surprising that the narcissistic aristocrat’s political career and philosophies aren’t the same, but the aristocratic, elitist and anti-black Democratic Party have some semblance.
Despite his narcissistic tendencies, Obama’s inauguration was not exactly the coolest choice of president in 2008. In fact, the president’s speech emphasized the narcissistic behavior of his predecessor, which he had no time for. Nevertheless, he has become a petty-bourgeois man, a celebrity who merely disseminated minority groups.
The inauguration speech was the ultimate narcissistic speech, which crystallized the orgy of the 1%. The orgy of the party included personal jets, Martha’s Vineyard, and Hollywood whoring. But unlike the orgy, Obama’s inauguration speech was a parody of the Democratic Party as it is characterized by the exploitation of African people. He’s not cool, and he has no sense of what he is.
While many people admired the president’s address, it was not the right speech for the country. The speech crystallized the caricature of the Democratic Party, with its Martha’s Vineyard and personal jets, Hollywood whoring, and “1 percent” lorry. The disinvitados were divided into four camps: the deeply damaged and irritated, the loyal former staffers who felt their contributions to the legacy were more valuable than those of George Clooney and Oprah Winfrey.
While the president’s inauguration speech was a narcissistic display, the New York Times’ article is far from being the best speech ever. It reflected the orgy of the 1%, with Hollywood whoring and personal jets. In addition to the orgy of the 1%, the inauguration speech was a caricature of the Democratic Party. It represented the exploitation of African people around the world.
The speech also revealed the deep rot in the Democratic Party. While the mask-less former president is a symbol of wealth and power, it’s a metaphor for the black American population. It’s no surprise that his speech was a mockery. Thousands of Haitians were killed and thousands of others were displaced. The event was held in a private club in Hawaii. While the speech was a joke, it was a far cry from what it meant.
The Obama party crystallized the nastiness of the Democratic Party. Unlike Scranton and Flint, Obama’s party was a far cry from reality. It featured Hollywood whoring and limo liberals. While some guests didn’t care, most were deeply impacted by the event. Some former staffers felt they’d contributed more to the President’s legacy than others. The glitzy event further cements this idea of what’s cool is and what’s not.
