Loneliest man in DC

NY Post ^ | October 3, 2010 | Michael Goodwin

[Pan_Yans Wife]

There are two sentences in this "paragraph" from the article. The pronoun, "he" is used twice.

The first sentence means that the president is losing his staff.

The second sentence uses the pronoun "he" as well. But this is confusing.

Is this sentence saying that the president claimed that the last 20 months were the toughest time any president has ever faced? Or, does the sentence mean that Emanuel said that the last 20 months were the toughest time any president has face?

The writer lost me, there.

He is losing much of his White House team, yet the obsequious hagiography continues. When Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel departed Friday, he claimed the last 20 months were "the toughest time any president has ever faced."

[sergeantdave]

Here’s General obuma heading for Gettysburg, and he’s discovered that General Meade can’t be found and General Chamberlain left the northeast 100 years ago, and all he’s got left is really fat tuba players armed with SEIU T-shirts.

Charge!

[Rummyfan]

When Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel departed Friday, he claimed the last 20 months were "the toughest time any president has ever faced."

This is farce masquerading as fact...

Bingo!

[qwertypie]

Affirmative action must be outlawed if only to prevent the Presidency being polluted by another a—clown having his incompetence masked by fake, bestowed credentials.

[hampdenkid]

From the beginning, I have routinely referred to him as “Mugabama”. His government health care takeover is patterned precisely after Mugabe’s. And keep in mind that in Zimbabwe, a doctor receives a big, whopping 32 cents a month.

[Vaduz]

This is farce masquerading as fact,I agree.

[LibLieSlayer]

abc bad morning in America had their dim plant saying how Republicans are looking bad for the election... stated that we have made no gains in the last two weeks... they are using their propaganda polling to try and cover up reality.

LLS

[snowsislander]

My vocabulary does not include “cheesin.’” It’s meaning, please.

It's not in mine, either. Perhaps you could ask the Kenyan Clown what he meant when he said it.

[luvbach1]

My vocabulary does not include “cheesin.’” It’s meaning, please.

It's not in mine, either. Perhaps you could ask the Kenyan Clown what he meant when he said it.

It just dawned on me what it might mean. The Kenyan said, when meeting Bob Dylan, that they didn't spend time "grinnin' and cheesin.'" I think it meant grinning and saying cheese for the camera.

[Netz]

The President may be completely detatched and clinging to his ideology as things get worse for him. I like the bunker scenario, Berlin, WWII that he’s moving around divisions that no longer exists. His generals are abandoning him like rats on a sinking ship and that shows how loyal they are to the pretender-in-Chief.