Did Andrea Mitchell Just Laugh at Obama's Credibility?

NewsBusters ^ | Mark Finkelstein

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Not saying President Obama should be jittery about Andrea Mitchell jumping the White House fence anytime soon. Even so, the prez would have reason to be concerned if such a generally staunch ally as Andrea openly laughed at his lack of credibility.

View the video and judge for yourself. On today's Morning Joe, Republican Rep. Matt Salmon predicted that President Obama would send ground troops into Syria sometime after the November elections. Andrea asked "despite the president's promises?" To which Salmon replied "he also promised if you like your insurance you can keep it. Come on." Much mirth and hilarity on the set ensued. Andrea can be seen laughing heartily. Was she doing so at Salmon for spouting GOP talking points, or was she laughing at President Obama's lack of credibility?

View the video here.

[Paine in the Neck]

Andrea Mitchell is a perfect window into the zeitgeist of the Georgetown salon circuit. If she says something it’s because that was the theme of last night’s cocktail conversation. Obie is losing the insiders.

[RightGeek]

As usual, the joke is on the citizens.

[Lee'sGhost]

Was watching jeopardy the other night. The libshit Alex Trebek had a whole category on “things EW said.”

I kid you not. The blatant efforts of libtard media to elevate pathetic anti-Americans never fails to sicken.

[AppyPappy]

EW?

[Lee'sGhost]

Elizabeth Warren

[Buckeye McFrog]

Yep. Time to throw Bammy under the bus so that the party may move on.

[anoldafvet]

I guess they’re working hand-in-hand with Jeopardy, which had a whole category on Elizabeth Warren yesterday.

[Forward the Light Brigade]

Compared to Obama—Elizabeth “How” Warren looks like she is a gutsy lady! Even Biden looks good—same for Hillary. Obama has set the bar so low that Al Sharpton looks good.

[Pharmboy]

Well, the best I can say for Andrea is this: about 20 years ago, I was on an Amtrak from NYC to Washington, DC on a business trip. I was sitting in the back of a practically empty car when 3 people in the front got up to go to the next car (probably to the food service car). It was Allen Greenspan, his huge bodyguard and wife, Andrea.

As they approached, she looked at us, smiled and said hello; Greenspan did not even glance our way. I remember thinking: "I feel sorry for her for the bad acne scars she has, but at least she has killer legs."