President Obama Threatens a Girl

[dagon]

I'm not sure this is wise on the part of Google.  Although we've come a long way giving up our privacy under this administration, there are still a very high percentage who value anonymity. 

very true and since they've infiltrated virtually every form of communication it definitely is a concern.

peace

[dagon]

So brainiac, please explain how Bush destroyed the economy.

This should be good.

2 vastly expensive wars that weren't paid for;  a prescription drug bill that wasn't paid for;  tax cuts for the wealthiest (which has NEVER happened during wartime in the history of this nation);  an insistence on deregulating the banks;  ramping up tax-credits to companies who outsource overseas...

you done yet?

peace

[dagon]

And the only racist here are you and IM2

All white liberals are racist too, but you haven't the brains to figure that one out yet.

Hope you are enjoying being a slave.

War

slave to what?  i have more degrees, a better house,  a hotter girlfriend and make more money than you do.

peace

[dagon]

So brainiac, please explain how Bush destroyed the economy.

This should be good.

since your memory seems to be a bit impaired.  here's a little refresher:

Enron : The Smartest Guys in the Room trailer

ALL of this was a direct result of policies that were exacerbated under bush / cheney;  arguably the biggest corporate scandal in our nation's history.  forget about this?

peace

[johnhp]

And the only racist here are you and IM2

All white liberals are racist too, but you haven't the brains to figure that one out yet.

Hope you are enjoying being a slave.

War

The only person claiming to be a slave around here was our seemingly departed Foodserver.  i guess he pre-empted that bet he is going to lose to JC in November.

[Mornac]

Mr. and Mrs. Cranky Pants

by Michelle Malkin
01/27/2012

So, it turns out that the cool cat billed as "No Drama Obama" by his sycophants is actually quite the drama queen. While the White House publicly pretends to ignore conservative detractors of his administration, Chief Touchy-Touchy seems to be personally consumed by our critiques. Yes, mine included.
   
On Wednesday, the president had himself a mini-"Toddlers and Tiaras"-style meltdown with Arizona GOP Gov. Jan Brewer after landing in Phoenix for a post-State of the Union dog-and-pony show. As Brewer told pool reporters on the scene, Obama took umbrage at Brewer's recent memoir. She minced no words on the cover: "Scorpions for Breakfast: My Fight Against Special Interests, Liberal Media, and Cynical Politicos to Secure America's Border."
   
And she minced no words describing her impressions of Obama as they sparred over her state's tough immigration enforcement law, which is now the subject of a Justice Department witch-hunt. Brewer called Obama "patronizing" and "condescending." I'd say she was excruciatingly polite.
   
According to Brewer, "He was a little disturbed about my book. ... I said to him that I have all the respect in the world for the office of the president. The book is what the book is. I asked him if he read the book. He said he read (an) excerpt." In the shadow of Air Force One, Obama complained that Brewer hadn't "treated him cordially" and then stalked off while she was responding mid-sentence.
   
Photogs captured the fracas on film. The civility police gasped at Brewer's "disrespectful" finger-pointing. On cue, one progressive commentator insinuated the gesture was a "racist" jab tantamount to lynching.
   
The president was singing a more laid-back tune last summer. As debate on Capitol Hill over the debt ceiling and spending sizzled, Obama bragged to reporters: "I'm not trying to poke at you guys. ... I generally don't watch what is said about me on cable. I generally don't read what's said about me even in The Hill (newspaper), so part of this job is having a thick skin and understanding that a lot of this stuff is not personal."
   
Uh-huh. At least two other Republican governors -- Rick Perry of Texas and Bobby Jindal of Louisiana -- have recounted similar presidential snit fits on the tarmac. He sulked over a letter Jindal wrote to the administration about food stamps for Gulf oil spill victims; he bolted after a half-minute meeting with Perry at an Austin airport over border security issues.
   
You know those "petty grievances" of "Washington politics" that Obama has long condemned? Now it can be told: He knows whereof he squawks.
   
As New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor's new book, "The Obamas," reveals, the president and his inner circle spent even more time carping about conservative influence on public opinion. "He wanted the media to be more of a referee; to put unfair Republican charges to rest," Kantor discovered. "He could brush off the wildest, most baseless attacks themselves, he told (senior adviser and Chicago pal) Valerie Jarrett, along with (campaign finance bundler and treasurer) Marty Nesbitt and (bundler and finance mogul) John Rogers, at lunch in the little dining room next to the Oval Office."
   
But what "galled him," the book observed, "was when they gained mainstream credibility despite distortions of truth."
   
Kantor then dutifully served as a pro-Obama referee:
   
"Rogers had just noticed a new book by the conservative columnist Michelle Malkin called 'Culture of Corruption: Obama and His Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks and Cronies.' Among many other allegations, Malkin wrote that Michelle Obama -- the president's 'bitter half' -- was secretly running the country in Lady Macbeth-like fashion. Malkin even took a hatchet to long-dead Fraser Robinson (Mrs. Obama's father), arguing with no evidence that his job at a water plant made him part of the 'Chicago political corruptocracy.' The book debuted at number one on The New York Times nonfiction bestseller list and stayed there for weeks."
   
The facts? It was a former alderman in Chicago, Leon Depres, who provided evidence that Robinson's job in the city water department was a reward for loyalty to the Daley political faction.
   
It was Washington Post writer Liza Mundy who reported that the department was "a renowned repository of patronage jobs."
   
It's the Illinois press that has long documented Mrs. Obama's ties to the Chicago machine. It's Kantor herself who spotlighted the first lady's internecine warfare with her husband's Cabinet. And from her meddling in everything from the AmeriCorps inspector general firing case to her aggressive, Big Labor-backed push for a publicly subsidized food police corps, Michelle Obama has been openly expanding her East Wing fiefdom in Marie Antoinette-like fashion.
   
How long before we see a FLOTUS tarmac tantrum? We did get two divas for the price of one. As longtime observers of the royal Obamas have long observed: Mr. and Mrs. Cranky Pants' problem has never been the color of their skin. It's the thinness.

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=49099

[nraforlife]

she's an idiot and a liar................

Translation of poopsican jive to Standard English- She is a conservative do dished the Dirt on the halfrican-in-chief.

[IM2]

And the only racist here are you and IM2

Racist my ass. Like dagon, i have a better house than you. My woman is way more beautiful than whatver you got, and I make more money than you do. You're just a low rent white multi generational welfare recipient peice of  trash trailer park inhabitant who is angry because you think you are entitled to everything because you are white.

[Case_Closed]

Last week, the political snapshot seen ’round the world was that of one heated exchange between Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer and President Barack Obama on the tarmac after he touched down in her home state. Both Brewer and the commander in chief have weighed in on the incident, with the president saying it was not ‘a big deal.’ But according to Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, seeing the photo reminded him that something similar happened to him during a meeting with the president.

Jindal told the co-hosts of Fox and Friends Monday morning that when President Obama first visited Louisiana after the Gulf oil spill, the president pulled him aside on the tarmac and engaged him in conversation, expressing frustration in a move that he called “obviously staged.”

“He grabs me by the arm, takes me aside,” he said, “Here’s the strange thing … I thought he’d be angry about the oil spill, the lack of resources; I thought he’d get down there and say, look governor, we’re going to do everything we can to work together. Instead, he was upset he was going to look bad; he was worried about some routine letter we had already sent to his administration, nothing important.”

Jindal said the reaction shocked him. “I was amazed at two things: one, that he was mad about the wrong things, and two, that he was so thin-skinned.” In a time of crisis, Jindal said the last thing he wanted or expected was for the president to stage what was “clearly a media stunt.”

“I wanted him to be the president of the country, and instead he was playing political theatrics.”

http://foxnewsinsider.com/2012/01/30/bobby-jindal-on-brewer-obama-photo-exchange-the-same-thing-happened-to-me-after-gulf-oil-spill/

[Observer]

slave to what?  i have more degrees, a better house,  a hotter girlfriend and make more money than you do.

peace

Generally, people who make such claims as often as you do... don't.

[johnhp]

Generally, people who make such claims as often as you do... don't.

Like your claims of military service...

[Observer]

Like your claims of military service...

More like your claims of intelligence and integrity.

[johnhp]

More like your claims of intelligence and integrity.

No, exactly like your claims to own a business, have been in the military.  Than you for playing you are dismissed.

[Observer]

Pretending you are somebody again... how cute.   

[dagon]

Generally, people who make such claims as often as you do... don't.

i back my shit up obs.  pics, biography,  the whole thing.  matilda even contacted me at work when i was working for fox.

how about you?

peace