Watch Obama Refer to Himself 133 Times in a 33-Minute Speech

PJ Media ^ | 1/27/15 | Paula Bolyard

[Nachum]

President Obama, speaking to an audience of mostly young people celebrating India’s Republic Day in New Delhi on Tuesday, told the crowd, “I realise that the sight of an American President as your chief guest on Republic Day would have once seemed unimaginable. But my visit reflects the possibilities of a new moment.” He pointed out that he was the first American president to participate in the country’s Republic Day and boasted, “And I’m the first American President to come to your country twice!” The president went on to refer to himself an astonishing 133 times in the short 33-minute

[woofie]

Dam.... he is really getting worse

[onyx]

Jesus, Mary and Joseph.

I’d rather shovel snow.

[Nachum]

The list, Ping

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[Ray76]

Conceited. Extremely conceited.

[doc1019]

I’ll take your word for it, I couldn’t stand to watch this a$$clown speak just to confirm.

[molson209]

Overdosed on Gum ?

[Rocko]

He must have a strong stomach.

[Fungi]

No thank you. Please do not waste my time with this buffoon, this feckless, narcissistic fool on the hill. America is a laughing stock because of this bozo.

[molson209]

Does not matter , no one listens anymore

[beethovenfan]

He has a serious case of “I” trouble.

[rdcbn]

Me, my and I.

Why?

‘Cause there ain’t no We in a Cult of Personalty

[Ben Mugged]

Pathological lying is one of the hallmark characteristics of a narcissist, who does it out of a need to manipulate and maintain control. For the immature narcissist there is an essential emotional truth: lying is an expression of his (or her) mistrust of others; and his (or her) need to maintain a fragile sense of self at all costs. Being honest (and therefore vulnerable) terrifies the narcissist. Since his primary goal is to control others, through projection he constantly fears that others will try to control him. Thus, lying becomes the modus operandi through which he can maintain his superficial presentation of himself and keep people from learning the truth of who he really is. He never allows himself to be "pinned down", or accountable. More lies are always necessary to cover up a previous lie. And typically, he even begins to believe his own lies and become outraged at any suggestion that he may be lying. Thus he becomes sincere in his lying and others may actually believe the lies because of the sincerity.

[A Navy Vet]

So what else is new?

[LegendHasIt]

Is this a new record?

[G Larry]

I Can’t stand to watch, but thanks for the easy math.....astonishing record!

Pretty sure Freud would attribute that to deep insecurity.

[sport]

No, thank you. If I never hear his voice again, I will die happy.

[hosepipe]

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[Veto!]

If there was ever any doubt….

[digger48]

Almost as pathetic as 236 “uhh”s in one debate

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