Posted on 10/09/2014 8:35:33 PM PDT by Tailgunner Joe
A top Democratic Senate candidate says the president should probably stick to his day job in Washington instead of coming to campaign for her.
Appearing on Andrea Mitchell Reports, Democrat Sen. Jeanne Shaheen said that she's "delighted" to have the support of Hillary and Bill Clinton, who are making separate trips to boost her in the tight contest with Republican Scott Brown.
But when host Andrea Mitchell asked if having President Barack Obama campaign for her would "not be helpful," Shaheen said shes happy with the commander-in-chief keeping his focus off the campaign trail.
"Well, the president's dealing with a lot of crises in the world right now, and I think it's important for him to continue to address what's happening with ISIS, to continue to address the Ebola scare," she said. "And so I expect him to be in Washington."
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I imagine the toilet in the Oval Office could use a good cleaning. Right Jeannie?
Hes dealing with Isis and Ebola. So hes better off in DC.
She says this as Obama is in Hollywood, California fundraising at home of Gwenyth Paltrow.
You can’t make it up.
LOL for gawd sakes, stay away
The jokes write themselves.
Translation: Keep Barry ObOLA away from me. Thank you.
OBOLA Death Care would not be law if not for Jean Shaheen. King OBOLA'S "Chickens have come home to roost" and they are laying rotten Obama eggs and Obama excrement all over Jean Shaheen. Too bad, so sad... NOT!
So.....let me get this straight; Obama is toxic for this Democrat’s reelection, but Bill & Hillary are golden?
I don’t get it.
But campaigning is all 0bama knows how to do.
Another democRAT shows off her racism.
The country prospered while Clinton was squandering the Peace Dividend that Reagan had earned.
“Please respect my 10-foot pole!”
Worth repeating.
Hes dealing with Isis and Ebola. So hes better off in DC.
She says this as Obama is in Hollywood, California fundraising at home of Gwenyth Paltrow.
You cant make it up.
So far in October, our King Obola has done the following according to his public schedule:
The President and the Vice President receive the Presidential Daily Briefing
The President meets with Secretary of State Kerry
The President holds a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel
The President and the Vice President meet for lunch
The President honors the 2013 MLS Cup Champions Sporting Kansas City
The President attends a campaign event with Illinois Governor Pat Quinn (Chicago)
The President delivers remarks on the economy (Evanston, Illinois)
The President delivers remarks at the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institutes 37th Annual Awards Gala (DC)
The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing
The President tours Millennium Steel Service (Princeton, Indiana)
The President has a conversation with workers (Princeton, Indiana)
The President and Vice President receive the Presidential Daily Briefing
The President meets with financial regulators
The President receives an update on the Ebola outbreak in West Africa
The President delivers remarks and answers questions at a DNC event (Fundraiser-Washington)
The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing
The President attends a DNC Roundtable (Fundraiser-New York)
The President attends a DNC event (Fundraiser-New York)
The President delivers remarks and takes questions at a DSCC event (Fundraiser-Connecticut)
The President participates in a conference call
The President meets with Military Senior Leadership (Pentagon)
The President meets with members of his National Security Council (Pentagon)
The President tours the co-working space at Cross Campus (Santa Monica)
The President participates in a town hall with members of the Cross Campus community
The President delivers remarks and answers questions at a DNC event (Fundraiser-Chez Paltrow)
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