Mr. President. Thank goodness you like to hear yourself talk and have been running around the country, and the world, proving it. Your delivery is definitely smooth, but without substance. You answer questions like a teenage know-it-all — anxious to prove you're right even though you didn't do your homework. On top of that, you play hooky more often than you attend to business in Washington.

You are intelligent, but so what! Without the knowledge that comes from experience, a high I.Q. should hardly be considered the end-all for leadership. Add the impatient factor and no wonder the country has awakened to the fact that we are in a lot of trouble. Didn't your grandmother ever tell you, "Haste makes waste?" Americans like instant gratification, but not when it comes to decisions that could curb our freedom and opportunities for generations. We the people are smarter than that.

The amazing grass roots opposition at town hall meetings is not just about health care. It is about everything that is happening in government. It's about government representing itself and not us. Its that arrogant  "we're gonna do what we think is best for you" attitude. Do you really think we will stand still while you and your Congressional cronies, Barney Frank, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and others, dictate what we can and cannot do? What our businesses can and cannot do? Do you think we will go along like "sheeple" and agree to a redistribution of wealth and a national debt that will never end? We the people are smarter than that.

As if this isn't enough, lies and deception permeate throughout your administration. Some of the untruths can probably be attributed to a lack of facts, but the rest are deliberate. Smearing the messengers attending town hall meetings instead of debating the message and answering the questions. Asking Americans to report "fishy" opposition to health care reform. Switching words from health care reform to insurance reform. Calling on thugs with fancy printed signs to oppose grass rooters. The list is endless. We the people are smarter than that.

So Mr. President. You've been caught — called to the principal's office. And we're watching you fidget in the hot seat while your popularity as the big man on campus fades. "You can fool some of the people all of the time . . . " —- you know the phrase.

A word about I.Q. Obama has been very secretive about releasing personal records. One of Obama's Hawaiian grade school guidance counselors supposedly released information that his I.Q. tests  scored 166 and 172, however, the name of the test was released as Stanford-Banai. It should be called Stanford-Binet, according to a blogger. There is nothing to indicate that this information is correct or incorrect. I found this clip of a conversation on the Don Imus show November 12, 2008 just after the election.