Take Me, Obama

It used to be a "chicken in every pot". Now all we get is a puppy?

Multiculturalism. It's all good.

Gus when my ancestors first came to Canada they ate their puppy and horse in the 1780's were tough times.

I know one lefty who was clamoring that he was the best president ever before he even took office. LOL If it's based on diversity would be the only way one could think that was true. It's obviously not based on his track record.

But why would how good a president is be actually based on their track record,....

LOVE It!!!
satire is getting cleverer all the time, we live in a great age.

Careful, Kate.

They're keeping score, you know.

And our own msm..Fife especially,is orgasmic over PMSH 'missing' the photo op,with the cbc and ctv more concerned about Michelle's bare arms.Astounding.

Well not just any puppy, a waterhead puppy.

All his 'achievements'... now that's downright funny!

But I guess advancing to the top via affirmative action and a couple of strategically placed teleprompters is an achievement for the ages for some.

Not much in the way of "leg tingle" comments there eh?

From the Times article: [Waiting for Obama to land in London] was Benedict O’Looney, 42, an architect from Peckham in South London who spent much of his childhood in Delaware. He said: “We are here because we are so relieved that there is now a breath of progressive wind blowing over from the United States. It’s the least we could do to be here and say, ‘Yeah!’.

So in the same city where thousands of people are protesting against ... who knows what ... we have similar people praising Obama's "progressive wind" sweeping over America.

Hey... don't knock puppies - excellent in a white wine cream sauce

The Mighty Emperor O! will never have to smell the fetid stench of his own "progressive wind". Like his mentors; Marx, Mao, Stalin and their ilk, He will be ensconced in his perfumed salon, far from the lumpen proletariat who will suffer the benefits of His glorious vision.

I gassed myself just this morning.

Wow. I thought Kate was having a late April fools with those quotes... I think i just threw up a little in my mouth.

Methinks the Canadians are just jealous that Obama has been praised while Harper gets a description that, while semi-insulting, almost fits Canada at the best of times:

"The best that can be said for Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is that he could moonlight as a television evangelist, and he does look like a man without any sort of body odour, which may have niche appeal."

Boring, odourless and sometimes preachy. Thats us.

I wonder how many women here would find Obama attractive if he were a Republican, or better yet, if they discounted the politics factor altogehter. Lets hear some honest opinions.

Anyone notice that loose jaw thing Gordon Brown does when he pauses when speaking? Man, that's annoying.

"boring, odourless and sometimes preachy. Thats us."

I do have an odour occasionally after running, but, as for the rest, please speak for yourself.

Why is no one embarrassed by this schoolgirl behaviour? It's like we've recovered from our fawning over g-d- fugly and just as useless Trudeau now to do it to Obama, a man whose sole talent is telling everyone how wonderful he is (let's not forget that cheap vain Michelle Obama- yeah, no one has IPODs in Great Britain).
What trash!

God Help Us!

on right now...

Barrack Uh-Bam-Uh is uhhh talking with out uhhhh tel-uuhhh-promptuuuuhhh uhhh-gain.

Absolute torture listening to POTUS with no TOTUS

"A boiled puppy is to us what Thanksgiving turkey is to you." - Geronimo

Obama is three times more culturally sensitive than you knuckle draggers could ever hope to be.

G20 Pics at the Telegraph. (30 in total)

I couldn't find PMSH in the the first group photo but he's in the second. WTF? Second row, first on the right beside Merkel. But it almost looks like it's photoshopped in. The group seems to be focussing to their right and PMSH is staring to his left.

Question: Why wasn't he in the first?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/g20-summit/5095171/Scenes-from-the-G20-summit.html?image=1

Perhaps the biggest looming disappointment for Obama fanatics will be the rapid evaporation of positive opinion towards the one in Europe. As the items in this post illustrate that is already happening. The ridiculous gifts certainly have accelerated it and demanding more troops in afstan and practicing protectionism on behalf of the trade unions (coming soon) will make him possibly more unpopular than W in a few years.

Obama is three times more culturally sensitive than you knuckle draggers could ever hope to be.

No one can be as uncouth as Obama and be culturally sensitive. (an ipod featuring your own imagined oratory prowess as a gift isn't cool, it's narcissistic & classless)

Oh and calling people knuckle draggers; well that's a bit classless & definitely lacks cultural sensitivity

tim in vermont
Obama is three times more culturally sensitive than you knuckle draggers could ever hope to be.

You got that right.
He's so sensitive to America's culture and its constitution that he hates it so.

Osumashi Kinyobe

Women lose their minds when a handsome and powerful man is in the room. It is no surprise to me that tons of woman voted for BO because of his looks and style. Many women who voted for him are quoted musing about sleeping with him. Look at movies, women will go to a crappy movie and rave about it because of the hunk in the show (ex.Jonny Depp in Pirates). This is not the same criteria men use to pick movies or Presidents, unless their metro, but are those guys really men?

The competition for Obama Tongue Bath Of The Week is heating up.

They're totally given up.
Only in the European main stream media could you find a "jewish harp".

"No connection to judaism"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_harp

>I wonder how many women here would find Obama attractive if he were a Republican, or better yet, if they discounted the politics factor altogehter. Lets hear some honest opinions.

I do not know. My wife was too busy drooling over Obama's sculpted pecs to really understand anything he was saying.

They should pay more attention to Harper,and by proxy Canada's ideas on how to run a banking system.

It is truly petty to ignore or deride those whom can truly lead in their area of expertise.

How many trained economists amongst the G20 leaders do you figure?

because of the hunk in the show (ex.Jonny Depp in Pirates).

That foppish, fey, limp-wristed, hips-forward excuse for a man? Gah. However, you are right. Still, I am mystified to see young women going all faint over Depp. Or Obama.

Indiana Homez, I don't find "O" or Depp handsome. I can't even see what the appeal is. What really fries me is the drooling over an empty suit!

It is well that our Pontificator-in-Chief has been so well received on the east side of the pond. With luck he will have found some folks with whom he has something in common - enjoying the sound of his voice.

@Gus: "It used to be a "chicken in every pot". Now all we get is a puppy?"

Yes, because unlike the chicken, the puppy demands that you feed it, and no matter what you do, craps all over the floor.

Joan of Argghh! wrote
"That foppish, fey, limp-wristed, hips-forward excuse for a man? Gah. However, you are right. Still, I am mystified to see young women going all faint over Depp. Or Obama."
Or Mick Jagger.....butt ugly or what....
I think it's just the hype (Koolaid)

Jack's response to the New World Order/Socialism Uber Alles/Communist Internationale/Mao Stlong's Greatest Ever Leap Forward:

“Garbage!”

I just found the full text of the G20 communique and you have to read it to believe it.

1. We, the Leaders of the Group of Twenty, met in London on 2 April 2009.

2. We face the greatest challenge to the world economy in modern times; a crisis which has deepened since we last met, which affects the lives of women, men, and children in every country, and which all countries must join together to resolve. A global crisis requires a global solution.

3. We start from the belief that prosperity is indivisible; that growth, to be sustained, has to be shared; and that our global plan for recovery must have at its heart the needs and jobs of hard-working families, not just in developed countries but in emerging markets and the poorest countries of the world too; and must reflect the interests, not just of today’s population, but of future generations too. We believe that the only sure foundation for sustainable globalisation and rising prosperity for all is an open world economy based on market principles, effective regulation, and strong global institutions.

4. We have today therefore pledged to do whatever is necessary to:

[...]

Read it all and if you live in a developed country try to convince yourself that this bunch of clowns are correct as they spend YOUR money so the world can be a “happy place” again. I’m not going to say anymore. I’m infuriated and I need to cool down."
http://www.jacksnewswatch.com/2009/04/02/jack-garbage/

Did Chuck flash on 'Bill Ayers', 'Obama' and 'jihadist suitcase nuke'? Or is it a different Chuck than the one I'm thinking of?

Don't kid yourself that Obama is not attractive. We will never defeat him if we kid ourselves about him. He has a great voice too, and most people are completely unaware of his utter dependence on a teleprompter.

I figure that we are just going to have to take an economic bath that will be on the level of destructiveness of WWII to learn. Then in three generations, the kids will do it again.

Tim, I think that 2010's midterm election are both critical and pivotal. Sadly though, I don't yet see that the Republican Party "gets" what it needs to do to turn things around.

I'm hoping that Mark Levin's new book will have an impact but I fear that it will only reach the choir and not the masses.

Yesterday a woman called into his show and echoed what I've heard from a lot of Democrats: "Democrats look out more for the 'little guy'." I vehemently disagree with this. But if Politician 'D' is offering people lots of goodies and Politician 'R' is only offering people better opportunities to earn their own goodies then in today's culture it's an uphill climb for the latter. :-(

just saw a picture of Michelle hugging the Queen.

first of all I thought Liz had been grabbed by a wookie.

Puh-Leaze. "Yes we can" is so last year. It's "Yes we did" now.

"yes we're done"

like dinner

Are we talking about puppies or politics? Lets keep it on topic folks!

Gus-As the Sioux say at dinnertime, "Dig deep-puppy on bottom."

Rush had a good comment. Every time O is out of the country the market goes up. Maybe we should keep him out.

Brown looks absolutely Ombamorgasmic. Either that or he had too much vino.

"first of all I thought Liz had been grabbed by a wookie."

Cal2 - now that was funny! Thanks for making me smile.

I understand why Obama chooses to play down the issue of, “immoral” drug use, however I believe he should have shown more respect to the issue marijuana legalization and shown the same insight and common sense honesty that he was elected for. At the inauguration Obama highlighted the Presidency of Abraham Lincoln a man who led this country through one of its darkest times. What was remarkable about the Civil War was that it pitted brother against brother, a display to history that Americans are capable of inflicting terrible brutalities to one another when they fall on opposing sides of a powerful ideology. There are similarities between the “civil” war of old and the war on drugs today. Both wars pit Americans against Americans in a battle of divisiveness, bloodshed and suffering. Americans should exercise our collective control of government and email, call or write a representative. By doing so the drug war will become an issue that has to be dealt with now rather than a lingering one to be laughed off and prolonged as long as it is politically prudent to do so.
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