Krauthammer: ‘A Little Bit of Poetic Justice’ for Obama After He Criticized Bush in 2009

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KRAUTHAMMER: "Generally, I don’t. But there is a little bit of poetic justice here. I remember Obama in 2009 being very critical with George W sitting right there next to him. I don’t think the place where the object of your attack is necessarily unable to respond, I don’t think it’s the place we attack somebody. In some sense, Obama, you want to say he started it. But generally speaking, the inaugural address should be much more general. Look, Donald Trump is not general. Donald Trump is a specific purity he believes in something, he says it. Part of his charm, part of his appeal, and the reason he is president. He doesn’t beat around the bush. The other problem with the address, he said it depends on the audience things, not what we think. That’s correct. But he did hang out some markers today. He made promises that are extraordinary purity he said the carnage in our cities stops as of today. Right here, right now. It’s like in his speech at the convention where he said he was going to end violence in America, not diminish it, and it it. All I’m saying is he’s setting a bar. I’m going to eradicate is him from the world."