Laura Ingraham call Gibbie Mrs. Doubtfire...I think it works!
Posted on 08/31/2009 11:01:30 AM PDT by ianschwartz
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs comments on Dick Cheney's appearance on "FOX News Sunday."
Gibbs added that Cheney's predictions on foreign policy has not produced a lot of fruit over the past eight years.
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No, but his boss does. There were no secondary questions to Smarmy's spew.
Laura Ingraham call Gibbie Mrs. Doubtfire...I think it works!
don’t be so upset, i feel ya’.... i’m mad , too, by what this clown Gibbs says ...
Remember, Gibbs is only a Paper Tiger
I will be willing to bet anything that within 18 months or less, Obama will be stting the stage to pull out of Afghanistan. He or his advisors know that if he has that “millstone” hanging around in 2012, he is toast.
“...Cheney’s predictions on foreign policy has not produced a lot of fruit over the past eight years.”
It’s what HAS NOT HAPPENED over the past eight years. Fool.
Who knows what Obama is claiming TODAY (or this minute)! He is such a whiner!
This is SOP with the Obama White House. You see it in their handling of the healthcare issue, and other issues as well. Anytime someone criticizes their proposed legislation, they simly assert that the critic is spreading myths, or spouting wrong facts. But they never actually produce a fact to back up their assertion.
Obama seems to think that things become true simply because he says them. I guess that's one of the perqs of having gone to Harvard.
Don’t blame Zero. As soon as he got into the U.S. Senate he began campaigning for TOTUS. He didn’t have time for all that senating stuff.
Yet they said they'd use it when N. Korea threatened Hawaii several weeks back.
Gibbs reminds me of Baghdad Bob.
Full of crap and not a clue.
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