The cut-out is top right.
Posted on 12/10/2009 10:09:16 PM PST by Lmo56
Nobel Peace Prize winner Barack Obama skipped a "Save the Children" benefit concert in Oslo, Norway, Thursday, and a cardboard cutout of the American president was placed on stage in his absence.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
The cutout has more depth.
Al Gore would have gotten away with it and often did. No one ever spotted a difference.
Should have stuck a cigarette in the cutout’s mouth.
They need a bowing cardboard cut-out Obama. I’d buy one.
The cut-out is top right.
Those two blondes are seriously NOT guilty. Shame these idiots gave him a prize for anything. They could have at least sent the teleprompter.
Interestingly, the cardboard cutout scored two points higher in the latest Rasmussen approval ratings poll. Respondents reported that it had more executive experience than the real deal. They also appreciated that it had not apologized for the US while in Oslo.
Did any of the kids notice the difference?
You can tell it’s a cutout of Obama because it isn’t bent over at the waist.
Oh my! Someone needs to laminate it and do the yard-gnome thing with it and have it pop up all over the place.
Oh my! Someone needs to laminate it and do the yard-gnome thing with it and have it pop up all over the place.
I guess the Norwegian’s are branching out a bit in the humour department. They are polite to a fault. Perhaps the cut-out was a nice gesture for the little kids, but anyone older than 13 obviously saw the disrespectful humour in it.
maybe we can get the cardboard back, they can keep the original.
I would be happy to trade them for the real thing.
Real trees died to make that cutout (snif).
Come on Lmo56,
He had a pick up basket ball game to play in.
Is there a WH front team running around with these cutout “just in case” the President no-shows?
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.