Explanation by parable:
Back in the ’50s, a bunch of the Yankee players were eating out together, when old wizened Ty Cobb walked into the restaurant. This sparked a speculation among the New York Nine about what Cobb’s batting average would be against today’s pitchers. Yogi Berra chose “.260, maybe .270.”
“Really?” was incredulous answer. The guy with the lifetime average of .366? Only .260?
“Well, yeah,” Berra replied. “He’s what? 80 years old?”
What does this have to do with Obama?
He’s Carter, but Carter’s 80 years old and senile.
(In response to: http://pajamasmedia.com/instapundit/125868/ )