[quote]skaz05 wrote:
Michelle Obama reminds me of this Lieutenant I had in the Army. She was an EXTREMELY domineering, controling, overbearing, and just downright mean person. She was literally drunk with power, and lived to fuck with people.
I really didn’t like her. She was a really nasty person. No one liked her, but everyone kissed her ass. I think this is a lot like Obama’s wife.
She looks and sounds like a really nasty person, just one of those people that LOVES the fact that everyone has to kiss her ass while she is being a hardcore bitch.
She is scary.[/quote]
Sounds a lot like Hillary.
Hillary and Michelle…there’s a ticket for the Dems.
There is a theory that in addition to Obama’s “two sets of rules for politics” and his glass jaw, the candidate is “heading off” a piece of explosive news coming forth about Michelle Obama.
Apparently, there is footage of her at UCC going bonkers about “whitey”.
I am skeptical, to say the least, and I’ll believe it when I see it. But that’s the rumor. Take it or leave it.
[quote]skaz05 wrote:
ukrainian wrote:
Here is my summary of Obama’s speeches:
We need change. Change is good. There is not enough change in this country. Only we can change, and the change can only be possible if you decide to change. So, please, change.
You left out “hope” and “Bush destroyed the world”[/quote]
[quote]skaz05 wrote:
Michelle Obama reminds me of this Lieutenant I had in the Army. She was an EXTREMELY domineering, controling, overbearing, and just downright mean person. She was literally drunk with power, and lived to fuck with people.
I really didn’t like her. She was a really nasty person. No one liked her, but everyone kissed her ass. I think this is a lot like Obama’s wife.
She looks and sounds like a really nasty person, just one of those people that LOVES the fact that everyone has to kiss her ass while she is being a hardcore bitch.
We need change. Change is good. There is not enough change in this country. Only we can change, and the change can only be possible if you decide to change. So, please, change.[/quote]
[quote]Mick28 wrote:
It’s all bullshit. If he wants to protect his wife from verbal abuse he should tell her to shut the fuck up. Then again, if he really wants to protect her he should withdraw from the race…Hey I can dream.[/quote]
What’s bullshit is that people are getting so upset about it.
It isn’t about truly protecting her, it’s about a man standing up for his wife. Step back from the politics for a minute, if you can.
[quote]vroom wrote:
Mick28 wrote:
It’s all bullshit. If he wants to protect his wife from verbal abuse he should tell her to shut the fuck up. Then again, if he really wants to protect her he should withdraw from the race…Hey I can dream.
What’s bullshit is that people are getting so upset about it.
It isn’t about truly protecting her, it’s about a man standing up for his wife. Step back from the politics for a minute, if you can.[/quote]
If she’s campaigning for him, and slinging shit at other people. And can’t deal with it, and her husband has to cry about it. She needs to stay the fuck out of the race.
[quote]zephead4747 wrote:
If she’s campaigning for him, and slinging shit at other people. And can’t deal with it, and her husband has to cry about it. She needs to stay the fuck out of the race.[/quote]
Are you guys REALLY trying to suggest that a man is not supposed to stick up for his family?
I understand you may not be a fan of Obama, or his wife, but you seem to be searching a little too hard to attack them when you are willing to overlook the natural expectation that family members stick up for one another. That, of all the things that get turned upside down in the political arena, seems to be right side up.
[quote]vroom wrote:
zephead4747 wrote:
If she’s campaigning for him, and slinging shit at other people. And can’t deal with it, and her husband has to cry about it. She needs to stay the fuck out of the race.
Are you guys REALLY trying to suggest that a man is not supposed to stick up for his family?
I understand you may not be a fan of Obama, or his wife, but you seem to be searching a little too hard to attack them when you are willing to overlook the natural expectation that family members stick up for one another. That, of all the things that get turned upside down in the political arena, seems to be right side up.
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Defending her positions is perfectly acceptable. The “lay off my wife” comment would also be perfectly acceptable, had she NOT gotten herself involved. She got what she gave.
Funniest part of this thread: Had he said nothing, someone would have made a comment about how much of a pussy he’s been by not attempting to protect his wife.
Regardless, this is seriously a discussion topic? Really? Not his health care plan, socialist agenda, progressive social outlook, foreign policy, experience in the state senate, or even his pastor? THIS is the newest criticism thread for Obama?
[quote]Beowolf wrote:
Not his health care plan, socialist agenda, progressive social outlook, foreign policy, experience in the state senate, or even his pastor? [/quote]
[quote]zephead4747 wrote:
Defending her positions is perfectly acceptable. The “lay off my wife” comment would also be perfectly acceptable, had she NOT gotten herself involved. She got what she gave.[/quote]
No shit. She said something stupid and got called on it. I don’t think there is anybody that doesn’t understand that.
The fact you can’t acknowledge that it is normal and acceptable for Obama to support his own family is ridiculous.
[quote]vroom wrote:
zephead4747 wrote:
Defending her positions is perfectly acceptable. The “lay off my wife” comment would also be perfectly acceptable, had she NOT gotten herself involved. She got what she gave.
No shit. She said something stupid and got called on it. I don’t think there is anybody that doesn’t understand that.
The fact you can’t acknowledge that it is normal and acceptable for Obama to support his own family is ridiculous.[/quote]
He should, but he did it in a stupid way. Which is my point.