WASHINGTON -- One of the early speakers at Thursday's annual Conservative Political Action Conference kickoff didn't waste much time before launching a personal attack on President Barack Obama.
"It's always a delight to participate in CPAC," began Young America's Foundation spokesman Jason Mattera. "This is like our Woodstock. Except unlike the left's gathering, our women are beautiful, we speak in complete sentences, and our notion of freedom doesn't consist of snorting cocaine."
Leaving no doubt who he was referring to, Mattera added, "Which is certainly one thing that separates us from Barack Obama.
The Huffington Post's Sam Stein described the audience's reaction: "There were some cheers from the crowd. But mostly uncomfortable 'ooohs.' Mattera clearly enjoyed the role of bomb-thrower, unwilling to let up on his provocative rhetoric."
Mattera continued, "On the cocaine front, I do believe many young people in America viewed Barack in the same fashion as they do drugs. It was a substance to experiment with. But like most narcotics, the hangover afterward has them thinking, 'what the hell did I just do?
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