It appears Senator DeMint is carrying more sack than a Kroger grocery bagger on the eve of a Nashville snowstorm.  Live from Tegucigalpa, he gives us the update on “coup” and the “chaos” manufactured by international leftist authoritarians after their country’s President was prevented from installing himself as dictator for life:

In the last three months, much has been made of a supposed military “coup” that whisked former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya from power and the supposed chaos it has created.

After visiting Tegucigalpa last week and meeting with a cross section of leaders from Honduras’s government, business community, and civil society, I can report there is no chaos there. There is, however, chaos to spare in the Obama administration’s policy toward our poor and loyal allies in Honduras.

We’re hitting the Reset button for enemies and allies as well it seems.  And when it comes to our friends, shabby treatment is a feature of the Obama Doctrine, not a bug.

As all strong democracies do after cleansing themselves of usurpers, Honduras has moved on.

The presidential election is on schedule for Nov. 29. Under Honduras’s one-term-limit, Mr. Zelaya could not have sought re-election anyway. Current President Roberto Micheletti—who was installed after Mr. Zelaya’s removal, per the Honduran Constitution—is not on the ballot either. The presidential candidates were nominated in primary elections almost a year ago, and all of them—including Mr. Zelaya’s former vice president—expect the elections to be free, fair and transparent, as has every Honduran election for a generation.

So the current administration is standing up for who and why?

Given what we’ve experienced over the last nine months, come the next election we may be in need of some Honduran advice in how to get ride of our one-term usurper as Obama’s little more than a third world dictator without the thick mustache and mirrored sunglasses.  He’s got everything else down pat though.

I just hope we have the contingency plans in place to shuck him out of the slum bunkers a la Noriega.

After all, his narcissism isn’t going to get any better considering the 4 Heismans, 12 Golden Globes, 2 NBA Most Valuable Players, 3 Oscars, 18 Daytime Emmys, 2 MTV Artist of the Year, 3 more Nobel prizes and the Tony award he’ll win after Greg Sargent records him singing the soundtrack to Chicago in the shower before a lingering towel down.

He’ll put in his thumb and pull out a plum and say, what a good boy am I?

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