9/24/2010, 10:34 pm

Experts at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government laud Obama for his deft applicaton of such Progressively Nuanced Forgeign Policy. However, some critical voices can also be heard: Jimmy Carter said, "President Obama is shamelessly plagiarizing my foreign policy without giving me any credit whatsoever. Indeed, many experts at Foggy Bottom have anonymously reported to the Washington Post that Obama has been rummaging through archived notes of my foreign policy."
Said White House Press Spokesman Robert Gibbs, "Back during the 2008 Campaign, the extremist Republican Vice Presidential Candidate, Sarah Palin, actually attempted to ridicule Obama's pledge to "negotiate with Ahmadinejad unconditionally, but is she now ready to apologize for such reckless criticism of such nuanced foreign policy instead of the "cowboy" (or "mama grizzly") foreign policy that McCain/Palin would have followed."
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Additional REUTERS news photographs included farther down in this article show the Progressive nature of Obama's progress in applying this Progressively Nuanced Strategy to halt Iran's previously unrelenting march toward building nuclear weapons.

As shown by the picture immediately above, the Progressively Nuanced Strategy enables President Obama to always be at least two steps ahead of Ahmadinejad while using his "Balk Softly" and "Big Schtick" strategy to keep Ahmadinejad from slipping past Obama.
But the truely Progressive Effects of this Nuanced Strategy is even more clearly revealed in the REUTERS picture below, which shows that no matter how much Ahmadinejad may be attempting to "slip past" Obama, this strategy has consistently enabled Obama to always be at least two steps ahead of Ahmadinejad:

As the picture above clearly shows, by patiently following the Progressively Nuanced Strategy, Obama has now made it virtually impossible for Ahmadinejad to slip past him at any time in the future.

Of course, what Ahmadinejad does not know is that Obama expects to levitate before drawing the final line, at which point he expects Ahmadinejad to go two steps too far. Can he levitate? All we need to do is to Hope that the answer is "Yes, he Can."