John Boehner is a health care Chicken Little to be mocked for predicting Armageddon if the Democrats’ reform bill passed. 

Sarah Palin can be ignored on arms control because she’s “not exactly an expert on nuclear issues.” 

And Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh are just a “troublesome” twosome spreading “vitriol.” 

Democratic oppo research? Comments from Daily Kos? 

No, this is your president speaking. 

Once chastised for not being tough enough, President Barack Obama has lately been getting personal with his political adversaries — singling them out for scorn in speeches, interviews, asides and even in his weekly radio address. 

Rather than just going after big groups of bad guys — insurance companies, lobbyists, the media — Obama has adopted a strategy that gives a face to the enemy. 

John Boehner is a health care Chicken Little to be mocked for predicting Armageddon if the Democrats’ reform bill passed. 

Sarah Palin can be ignored on arms control because she’s “not exactly an expert on nuclear issues.” 

And Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh are just a “troublesome” twosome spreading “vitriol.” 

Democratic oppo research? Comments from Daily Kos? 

No, this is your president speaking. 

Once chastised for not being tough enough, President Barack Obama has lately been getting personal with his political adversaries — singling them out for scorn in speeches, interviews, asides and even in his weekly radio address. 

Rather than just going after big groups of bad guys — insurance companies, lobbyists, the media — Obama has adopted a strategy that gives a face to the enemy. 

John Boehner is a health care Chicken Little to be mocked for predicting Armageddon if the Democrats’ reform bill passed. 

Sarah Palin can be ignored on arms control because she’s “not exactly an expert on nuclear issues.” 

And Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh are just a “troublesome” twosome spreading “vitriol.” 

Democratic oppo research? Comments from Daily Kos? 

No, this is your president speaking. 

Once chastised for not being tough enough, President Barack Obama has lately been getting personal with his political adversaries — singling them out for scorn in speeches, interviews, asides and even in his weekly radio address. 

Rather than just going after big groups of bad guys — insurance companies, lobbyists, the media — Obama has adopted a strategy that gives a face to the enemy.