This says it all

Witnessing the embarrassing performance of Robert Gibbs yesterday in which he mocked true patriot tea partiers and a private citizen named Sarah Palin was bad enough. But trying to process the immature rooster who is our president scold everyone that we all needed to be less partisan is too much. It's just too much. This is something the president does repeatedly: scolds people for something and then turns around and does it himself. It's juvenile and hypocritical. Grow up, Mr. President. Grow up. 

He's angry at the overwhelming problems he "inherited" from the previous administration. And he's angry because despite the fact that he had bulletproof majorities in both houses of Congress, the American public was too stupid to understand his health care initiative and the wonderful things it would do for them, and so he couldn't get that legislation pushed through.Never mind that his is the anger of manufactured intellectual outrage unconnected to real-world experience. And never mind that it's the anger of psychological pain born in the midst of privilege few generations in the history of our planet have ever enjoyed. It is ultimately an unpleasant and whiny anger, the anger of a rich kid bitching that his parents haven't given him quite enough, the anger of a spoiled child who denigrates those who came before him for not being what he thinks they should have been. He's the Teenager-in-Chief, and he's not about to let you forget it.