Either the "I like to think before I speak" comment in a press conference, or the fake right and drive through the lane easy lay-up.   I can’t decide.  The skill of dribbling with both hands is either a gift, or attained by conditioning with two balls, or pretending your dominant hand is unavailable for a while.  Balance is key personally, socially, and nationally.

Worst move? Not bailing ME out financially,  I didn’t get a paid invite to the inauguration and haven’t yet received my personal invitation to stay in the Lincoln bedroom.  Ain’t that some crap?  Ingrate!:)

I’m going to attempt not to ‘ramble’ on about the ‘best’ or ‘worse’ decisions President Obama has made in his first 100 days in the White House.  The reason is because with each decision he made which I thought might have been a mistake, there are so many variable, it’s difficult for me to be absolutely ‘specific’.  Similarily, there were a few ‘good’ moves he made, which I would have to ‘qualify’ with a bit of ‘pause’.  For example, I liked that he extended the olive branch to the Iranian government, but ….

Therefore, I’m going to pass on making pro or con comments from a political perspective.  Instead, I think what I can say ‘confidently’ about what I like best during President Obama’s first 100 days is that I like that he seems to be able to maintain the image and ability of being great ‘family man’ - a good father and husband… even though he has the most demanding and challengeing job in the county … and perhaps the world, as the leader of this great nation.