Obama et le "trash talk"

Si on a déjà reproché à Obama la timidité relative de certaines de ses interventions, il semble que ce ne soit plus le cas. Cet article de POLITICO présente un président plus agressif qui ne se gêne pas pour démolir des adversaires et montrer son impatience. 

"But Obama’s been in "rhymes-with-bucket-list" mode for months, riding high from a spring where all of a sudden his presidency seemed to come together, embracing poll numbers that he and the West Wing assumed were never going to go up, and watching with glee as he’s outlasted people who’ve made his life hell (not a lot of weeping in the Oval Office about John Boehner’s tail-between-his-legs resignation).

Even a very bad week, capped off by Hurricane Joaquin ensuring he’s not getting any rounds of golf this weekend, didn’t shake that. His administration’s history in Syria is such a jumbled mess of false starts and assumptions proved wrong that he spent half an hour in response to the first question asked, and managed to say nothing new. But, hey, he said, that’s a lot better than what anyone else has got."

http://www.politico.com/story/2015/10/obama-putin-congress-gun-control-214399