Obama Fails the Test of Office.

Moby Grape · **Joined:** Sun Nov 12, 2006 12:19 pm **Posts:** 13802

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Obama devotes weekly address to criticism of Congress
Washington Post, by Scott Wilson

A frustrated President Obama assailed congressional Republicans on Saturday for holding up legislation he said is important to the country's economic recovery, and he called for up-or-down votes on the measure and on scores of his nominees in the Senate as soon as possible. "I was disappointed this week to see a dreary and familiar politics get in the way of our ability to move forward on a series of critical issues that have a direct impact on people's lives," Obama said in his weekly radio and Internet address. Obama has often sprinkled criticism of Washington's partisan culture -

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/44/201 ... ess-t.html

all this this thin skinned whining goddamn baby does is complain, point fingers, blame Bush, blame the Brits, blame the Israelis, bash the United States etc etc etc.

I thought you ass holes had a majority.

GFY.

Moby Grape · **Joined:** Sun Nov 12, 2006 12:19 pm **Posts:** 13802

Time for a diaper change for this crybaby.

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White House Calls MSNBC,
Complains About Halperin Remark
Big Journalism, by Dana Loesch

â€œWhatever action that network, any network, any newspaper might take, thatâ€™s not for us to decide.â€

So as long as that media outlet isnâ€™t a car plant or Boeing, the administration wonâ€™t barge in and tell them how to run their business. Good to know.

Iâ€™m curious as to whether or not the Obama administration ever privately admonished members of its party when they said similar, if not worse, about American voters? I never heard any public admonishment of Nancy Pelosi when she suggested that tea partiers were Nazis; or of Representatives John Lewis and Andre Carson when they slandered grassroots voters with a debunked and offensive accusation; or when Janet Napolitano put everyday grassroots Americans on the DHS watch list (I could go on at length but weâ€™ll stop here); which makes me wonder if the White House did so privately. Regardless, we never received an apology.

Excuse me if I disregard the leftâ€™s outrage, the same side that screamed obscenities at a 14-year-old as she spoke during a pro-Walker Wisconsin rally; the same side who blamed the Tucson massacre on conservatives before the networks could accurately report whether or not Gabrielle Giffordsâ€™ was still alive (an action which caused Arizona tea partiers and Sarah Palin to get a wave of death threats). You all on the left act surprised at how much your #newtone has grown!

Itâ€™s hysterical to think that â€œdickâ€ is an obscenity or that it in any way trumps the leftâ€™s verbiage the past several years; in fact, I thought it was comical that Scarborough and Halperin behaved as though they were pulling a George Carlin with a modified seven dirty words routine. Was Halperin wrong to suggest that the President had a tantrum and was rude to his audience by blaming corporate jets, evil, job creators, and condescending to congress by comparing them to his children? No, he wasnâ€™t. (Dude, itâ€™s your party that still hasnâ€™t produced a budget, your homework, in two years.) Halperin could have phrased it differently. This isnâ€™t â€œThe Young Turksâ€ on Youtube, this is is a professional network on â€¦ MSNBC. Yeah, OK. Itâ€™s still network television, though.

(An aside: The left has redefined morality and manners to mean that those who donâ€™t support socialist policies are immoral but infant genocide is moral. Suddenly theyâ€™re the new censors. Wait, not suddenly. Theyâ€™ve long loved them some censorship!)

http://bigjournalism.com/dloesch/2011/0 ... in-remark/

Moby Grape · **Joined:** Sun Nov 12, 2006 12:19 pm **Posts:** 13802

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Obama has no patience for 'you didn't build that' attacks
Politico, by Darren Samuelsohn

SEATTLE â€“ President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he's losing his patience over the Republican attacks aimed at his â€œyou didnâ€™t build thatâ€ comment.

â€œI have to tell you, I generally have patience with what the other side says about me, thatâ€™s a requirement of this job,â€ Obama said during a $5,000-per-plate fundraiser here, according to the pool report.

â€œAnd if you donâ€™t like folks talking about you, you probably shouldnâ€™t run for president. The one thing I do have no patience for is this argument that somehow what Iâ€™m criticizing is successâ€¦ I want to promote success," Obama said.

Obama's campaign and the Democratic National Committee are trying to get past the remark that has become a center piece of Mitt Romney's stump speech that the administration considers government the only way for individual success in the private sector.

http://www.politico.com/politico44/2012 ... 30016.html

-={ARCLIGHT}=- · **Posted:** Tue Jul 31, 2012 12:21 pm

Obama Makes A Bold Prediction: I Will Get The Economy "Going Full Guns"

I'll go out on a limb and predict this won't happen.

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President Obama invoked the founding generation of American politicians to defend his negative campaigning before predicting that he will get the economy â€œgoing full guns.â€

â€œAnd this phase of the campaign I think youâ€™re seeing a lot of negative ads and a lot of contrast ads â€” although when people start saying how terrible it is,â€ Obama said during a fundraiser at the NoMad Hotel in New York City, â€œI just have to remind them [to] take a look at what Jefferson and Adams had to say about each other, and democracy has always been pretty rough and pretty messy.â€ (â€œContrast adâ€ is the Obama campaignâ€™s preferred term for their hits on Romney).

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