"Rudness," Obama says, "Rudness!"
Rudeness? He’s calling honest discourse “rudeness!”
Showing the American people his thin skin once again and his weakness once again and his narcissist personality once again.
With the war in Afghanistan. With the Obama administration’s planned removal of the missile shield from the Polish border leaving eastern Europe open to a Russian missile attack thus also opening the way for Iran to attack Israel. With the building crisis between Iran and Israel. With running America’s automotive industry and running America’s banking systems and running a one point six trillion dollar deficit this year.
With all he has on his mind, our pretender in chief wastes his time and our time by crying about how rudely... how rudely one news source has treated him. Oh, and for those that simply cannot get enough of Obama, you can look forward to your president making a guest appearance with David Letterman.
Listening to liberals whining about rudeness is like... Please, no racial slur or pun intended, but listening to Democrats whine about rudeness is like the pot calling the kettle... well, you know what I mean.
“Deploring the state of discourse,” on Sunday, September 20, 2009, Our president, or actually our pretender in chief spoke on five major television networks and ripped TV news for “Making rudeness the road to stardom.”
Of course the TV News he was referring to is Fox News, the American peoples only major source for honest reporting and commentary into the shambles that Obama is in the process of making of our wonderful country.
"If you're civil and polite and you're sensible, and you don't exaggerate the bad things about your opponent, and, you know, you might get on one of the Sunday show but -- but you're not going to be in the loop.
"And, you know, part of what I'd like to see is, is all of us reward decency and civility in our political discourse." So said your president.
On NBC's "Meet the Press," Obama told host David Gregory:
"Well, look, I think that we have an obligation in Washington, as leaders, to make sure that we are sending a strong message. That we can disagree without being disagreeable. Without, you know, questioning each other's motives.”
“They can disagree without being disagreeable.” Did a Democrat actually say that with a straight face?
“Without questioning each other’s motives” Did a Democrat actually say that with a straight face?
Let’s see now?
In the eight – long –months that he’d been in office, as Obama had on many, many occasions blamed the Bush presidency for the state of affairs he’d inherited let’s go back to the Bush presidency and the constant, continual, never ending complete and total lack of “decency and civility” and all out “disagreeable disagreeing” in near every political discourse regarding president Bush.
The shoe on the other foot, now Obama is receiving national opposition to his healthcare proposal, whatever his healthcare proposal is, but, of course, whatever his healthcare proposal is the American public, so he says, will not be taxed.
Yeah, sure, just like people making a million dollars... uh, 750,000.00 per year... uh, $500,00.00 per year... uh, $250,00.00 per year... uh, who knows how much, “will not...” Looking sternly into the camera “Will not pay once cent more in taxes!”
Yeah, sure!
We shouldn't single politicians like tomatoes and oranges, because politicians are made from one mold and only one, the truth of one is the lies of another and vice-versa, we are the dupes trying to make the difference. Divide and conquer.
Georg
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