It’s nice to have them together because the juxtaposition of class and classless sharpens the difference between them all the more.
You stay CLASSY, Barack!!!
Buck Ofama.
I’d expect nothing less from this narcessitic POS.
It's the manner in which they delude themselves into believing that it is *always* someone else's fault, because we-didn't-know-better, weren't-told, didn't-realize-how-touchy-everyone-else-is, and so forth. They have rejected mature, adult thinking processes because discernment, grace, tact, and respect for others require genuine consideration and compassion towards real human beings with feelings. Also required is a permanent smackdown of the Obamas' monstrous egos. Oh no, not thaaaat!
These shifty, witless, artless, arrogant Obamas want no such responsibility. Their hard hearts crave a self-focused, childlike existence because with that fantasy comes no expectation of real-world accountability.
You've heard of people who are childless by choice? These fools and their fellow travelers are perpetual children by choice. They only understand abject force and restraint, because they refuse to abide by wisdom, knowledge, and instruction.
FUBO, and your hideous, harridan sidekick. Get out of our White House, you filthy defiler of everything that Americans hold dear.
/rant (at least until next time!)
What do you expect from a low class POS community agitator
I watched it and it was NOT satire. He dissed Bush on purpose and GW made him look like a fool. Yes, George, we miss your terribly.
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Why would anyone be surprised by this?
Obama is just being Obama.
I heard a clip of this played yesterday, and thought he could not go lower. What an @$$.
This particular portion ....
And that’s why, from time to time, those of us who have had the privilege to hold this office find ourselves turning to the only people on Earth who know the feeling. We may have our differences politically, but the presidency transcends those differences. We all love this country. We all want America to succeed. We all believe that when it comes to moving this country forward, we have an obligation to pull together. And we all follow the humble, heroic example of our first President, George Washington, who knew that a true test of patriotism is the willingness to freely and graciously pass the reins of power on to somebody else.
That’s certainly been true of President Bush. The months before I took the oath of office were a chaotic time. We knew our economy was in trouble, our fellow Americans were in pain, but we wouldn’t know until later just how breathtaking the financial crisis had been. And still, over those two and a half months -- in the midst of that crisis -- President Bush, his Cabinet, his staff, many of you who are here today, went out of your ways -- George, you went out of your way -- to make sure that the transition to a new administration was as seamless as possible.
President Bush understood that rescuing our economy was not just a Democratic or a Republican issue; it was a American priority. I’ll always be grateful for that.