Posted on 06/01/2011 1:17:38 PM PDT by ilovesarah2012
GOP Freshman Jeff Landry (R-LA) announced today that he would skip the meeting with Barack Obama at the White House.
“I don’t intend to spend my morning being lectured to by a president whose failed policies have put our children and grandchildren in a huge burden of debt.”
(Excerpt) Read more at gatewaypundit.rightnetwork.com ...
If for no other reason than morale, Congressman Landry delivered the right message at the right time. THIS PRESIDENT IS AN OUTRIGHT PUNK AND DESERVES A BEAT DOWN FROM TIME TO TIME. Remember Joe Wilson? / You Lie! Same type of shot from the hip message and delivery.
What did you think Congressman Landry was going to get from Barack Hussein Obama? Honestly... the time for observing/practicing protocol is fast approaching nil.
Lol... and you'd be right. My bad: I was quoting what the FReeper said that Landry should have said.
This guy is awesome.
He'd be getting the difference between guessing and knowing. Honestly.... I think a bunch of FReepers have taken a pact to give up rational thought in favor of cheerleading for meaningless stunts.
Great......
Hu rah!
He made a dumb move, and I said why.
Now, as I was saying about FReepers who have given up rational thought in favor of cheerleading... you're evidently among 'em.
You have no idea what I think.
Actually, I have no interest in what you think.
I know...you only care about what you think. And everyone else is stupid.
I bow to you..who knows all.
Paul Ryan was on Hannity yesterday discussing the Obama meeting. If he was as outspoken with Obama as he claimed to be, he gave Obama something to think about.
Oh, wait ....
While refusing to go has a certain charm, it leaves Obama with the ‘they’re afraid to meet with me’ line.
I really like Paul and hope he runs after Sarah completes 8 years.
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