I have previously described Obama's eight years as an "economic MALAISE".  It was also a malaise in other ways, and absolutely horrid in others, like race relations.  There was a pervasive lack of positives as he often talked down to America, and talked the country down, especially to foreigners.

He told us "we didn't build that".  He also said we, as a country needed to be Fundamentally Transformed.  Meaning we were SO bad that only a total, and complete change could do anything.  To want to fundamentally transform something, you must think it is evil, and completely broken.  You actually have to HATE it, and I do think both he and Michelle as well as other like Valerie Jarrett did hate American.     

^^^^^^There is no understanding the progressive mindset as there is no logic, nor reason.  It is mostly lies to advance an agenda, that's all. 

I remember a TV interview with Obama when gasoline went over $4 per gallon.  He said he was OK with the higher gas prices, but thought maybe they went up too fast.  His rationale was that people would use less gasoline if the prices were higher, thus helping MMGW, and the planet.  Didn't matter that it created great hardship for the working poor who don't have a choice but to drive to work. 

That is the problem with the Left.  They never think about the unintended consequences of their policies, and positions.  NOTHING good comes from higher energy prices.  It only hurts the poor, and middle income earners. 

There is often a disconnect between students viewing themselves as the customer because in their minds many are NOT paying their tuition.  The government, through loans, and loan guarantees are seen to be paying their tuition.  It is "free money" to them, and that is why many don't think they have to pay it back.  Want to see why universities charge so much for tuition, and room and board?  Blame the government.  They charge as much as the max loan amounts.

Students are not the customer, they are the product.  The purpose of a university is to prepare the product to be in the best position possible to be purchased ("hired") by the real customer, the employer.  This view has largely disappeared from universities and the load of preparing the product has shifted to the customer.  "Some assembly required."

I think that is somewhat true.  However, I think it is true for young undergrads.  Adults that go back to school to get degrees, and grad degrees for specific, career enhancing reasons are more the customers.  When paying that much money they better be getting what they are paying for from the university.  Don't waste my valuable time, and money. 

Okay I guess I have to bite. What on earth does this have to do with orgasms?  I gotta tell you, there was nothing remotely sexy about any of it. Did I miss a thread with orgasm stories?

It was an attempt at humor.  I guess I failed. 

I believe Woodward, sorry.  Guy's got two Pulitzers, he's not going to sully a reputation that long in the building by publishing BS under his own name for short term gain.  Heck, in the phone call he recorded the Short Fingered Vulgarian said himself that Woodward would be fair.

He wants CASH, air time, and recognition for his ego to be stroked.  Therefore he will publish just about anything to get both.