Posted on 11/30/2014 10:16:14 AM PST by Baynative
Shopping at a Washington, DC, bookstore Saturday, President Obama spotted a copy of “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd’s new book about his presidency.
“Oh, Chuck Todd!” Obama exclaimed. “Let’s see what Chuck has to say here!”
“How is he writing a book already? asked his 16-year-old daughter, Malia. “Sad.”
“He’s just sad,” the president joked in response.
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I wonder if Chuck has gotten any Obama nourishment lately?
Better sad than pathetic, I reckun.
OMG that’s funny!
OMG that’s funny!
Sounds like Malia has absorbed every ounce of bitterness Moochelle dished out to her and Sasha
So I guess Malia can dish it out but we can’t say anything. How strange for her to make that comment.
Haggling over the cost of books at a bookstore?
Malia should wait for the books coming out 10 years+ from now. She’ll know what sad means.
Another great advisor.
As sad as a guy writing two autobiographies when you had done nothing?
Chuck Todd hasn’t kissed Obama’s backside in the proper fashion or for long enough. So Chuck Todd’s little tin god is angry with him.
Kiss it longer, next time, Chuck. Maybe he’ll pat you on the head for all your effort.
I hope Chuck is ready for that IRS audit.
Everything’s always one big joke to the leftists. Whatever hate they spew is always just a “joke.”
I can see how well they’re raising their disrespectful daughters too. But no, we aren’t allowed to comment on the Emperor and the two child actors.
Ah, the Emperor bought “The Heart of Darkness,” how appropriate.
Yep, Chuck gets his nourishment from Obama the same way crops get their nourishment from the farmer.
They inject the children into “news” stories, and then get offended when the public reaction is anything less than fawning.
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