All you see is ears, a flapping jaw, and a jacket that's two sizes too big*.
(*Probably Michelle's)
Posted on 06/03/2010 2:10:35 PM PDT by moovova
As one of the country’s worst environmental catastrophes unfolds on his watch, President Barack Obama is under increasing pressure from lawmakers and residents of the fouled Gulf coast to take over the oil disaster response.
(CAUTION: Graphic image of black oil spot on shore.)
(Excerpt) Read more at blogs.reuters.com ...
How are we supposed to “Freep” this, exactly? I, for one, think Obama’s response was for the most part just fine. At least insofar as the main criticism against him (i.e. that he ignored it for too long) is concerned. Presidents are not supermen. I don’t want them puffing up their chests at every opportunity, nor meddling in every little thing.
As for what he’s been doing behind the scenes, and the public lashing out against BP, that’s no good.
All you see is ears, a flapping jaw, and a jacket that's two sizes too big*.
(*Probably Michelle's)
You forgot the teleprompters!
The level of the Leftist rhetoric is astounding.
Excellent video...thanks
For one thing he could have let Jindal have permission sooner to install sand burms on the barrier islands. This is action that was denied by a federal agency. A little heat on that dept would have sped up local action to protect the marches.
Do you approve of President Obama’s response to the Gulf oil spill?
* No (64%, 3,087 Votes)
* Yes (31%, 1,493 Votes)
* Unsure (5%, 239 Votes)
Total Voters: 4,820
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Should the federal government be ordered to take over operations from BP?
* No (58%, 2,423 Votes)
* Yes (32%, 1,347 Votes)
* Unsure (10%, 433 Votes)
Total Voters: 4,204
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