What Obama Could Learn About Leadership From Chile's President Pinera

Sebastian Pinera in Chile, the President is what a man! He believes in God and not be afraid to say so. That being ridiculed by the American Civil Liberties Union or the equivalent of Chile does not care: he ordered the church bells amazing, truly miraculous rescue 33 miners underground for more than two months stranded in their country to the San Jose mine rung to celebrate.

Pinera very long speech that so many weightless, meaningless clichés they out of sight and out of memory as useless, empty words spoken are packed with the increase does not give. "We were Chile, we have 69 days are not" beyond the boundaries of his own admirable country when Sebastian Pinera's just say, brings tears to the eyes of millions.

In other words, Barack Obama is Sebastian Pinera. Pinera 21 th century is a real leader. He is a real man.

President Pinera did not sit back idle when miners were trapped. Its so-called metrosexual, the 21st century by showing a cool head and a passion so-called "emotional equilibrium" did not show. He felt he showed it.

Pinera themselves on the line to the public by making sure that the miners had come to put your term you can save. How Rahm Emanuel should have laughed.

But like any lead that we received when BP (yes - that British Petroleum, or maybe we should start calling them Russian Petroleum (R) since they are now so heavily invested in Siberia) was with Mexico Bay of choking a deep sea oil rigs invincible? United States, you may recall, the President left his mouth for months POTA nothing, absolutely nothing, and grit his teeth - nothing on their common options for effective action.

Obama's best experts from around the world did not call personally. The United States government had put huge resources or expertise unmatchable U.S. oil industry, the best job in the world gather on. He just sat idle back to RP - sorry, blood pressure - making things worse.

Barack Obama and his acolytes like shameless economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, Washington Post and Newsweek Jonathan Alter Richard Cohen, sacred as the Democratic leadership have changed, weeping, passive, respectful disqualification. Obama is the only time he expressed any interest at all how all those big bad conservative talk show commentators are being so awesome about it is whimpering.
The Chilean people in their democratically-expressed wisdom picked a brave and magnificent leader as their president. We got an empty suit who makes Jimmy Carter look like Rambo. Can we swap?