Obama makes women feel unsafe: Former fawning Newsweek editor no longer swoons

BizPac Review ^ | October 20, 2014 | Joe Saunders

[george76]

When Tina Brown was Newsweek’s editor, a magazine cover heralded the “Obama Conquest.” Now he’s just the creep in the corner office who keeps women nervous.

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There’s a word for guys who hide out in their offices; bark at underlings while barking at underlings, then, worst of all, blame everyone around them when those promises aren’t kept.

The word is “weak,” and women don’t like it any more than men do.

[Mygirlsmom]

The thrill up the leg has become the chill down the spine.

[Vendome]

[Christie at the beach]

They should had been afraid of him long time ago.

[Bullish]

He’s a creepy muslim latent homosexual with a Napoleon complex.... What’s to fear?

[Slyfox]

When we warned them about Hussein they called us nuts.

[BenLurkin]

To be replaced by a thrill for Hill (ary)

[TigersEye]

"Hold on a second, sweetie, let me check if I give a darn." - 0misogynist

[Steely Tom]

When we warned them about Hussein they called us nuts.

They called us some other things even less polite.

[Catmom]

But they’ll never admit we were right.

[Iron Munro]

“No Drama Obama” himself might be just a little too cool for his own good – at least as far as women are concerned.

There is a reason for everything.

[Jack Hammer]

‘The word is “weak,”’

In the case of Obama, the word is sociopath.

[katana]

There were Germans who saw exactly who and what Hitler was too. It's no fun seeing obvious fraud and evil, pointing it out to others who till then you assumed were sentient and could not possibly fall for something so blatantly wrong. Now we really know what it feels like to be trapped in an episode of "The Twilight Zone".

Just as almost no German from mid May 1945 on would admit to having been a Nazi there will be those who will swear they never actually voted for Obama. The senatorial candidate in Kentucky is just an early and especially ludicrous example. Frankly, I am tempted to shriek every time I notice one of them still driving around with a tattered "O" bumper sticker on their car.

[Slyfox]

Agreed. What is really poignant is that Obama is proving our points. We say something about him and somehow he fulfills our warning. That makes us all prophets. And yet there still are people who refuse to take note. They are ignoring us at their peril.

[rrrod]

gutterwhore alert