Anyone who’s seen “Back to the Future”
knows you don’t call someone “chicken” unless you’re ready to rumble.
And, judging by Republican Tim Pawlenty’s appearance on “Fox &
Friends” Monday morning, preparations seem to be underway for a
presidential showdown in 2012.
The former Minnesota governor criticized President Barack Obama for
hiding behind “soaring rhetoric” instead of confronting out-of-control
entitlements. While “most Americans understand we’ve got a problem,“
Pawlenty suggested Obama was a ”chicken” during his State of the Union
speech, lacking the political courage to do anything about it:
“As I try to remind people … don’t confuse being nice with being
weak,” Pawlenty said. “You can be hopeful and optimistic and strong, but
you’ve also got to back it up.”
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