Whoa. Too bad they didn’t get his response to this. It probably went something like: “Bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-Bush’s fault”
RACIST!!!
LOL! Here’s his non-response response to her inquiry. What a loser, he can’t even answer her directly and just pushes her question off to the side. What’s even worse is that he laughs at her and attempts to put her in her place with that stupid shoe comment.
What an asshole. People are really hurting and he thinks it’s funny.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2010/09/20/obama_responds_to_exhausted_woman.html
That was such a shitty response.
[quote]MattyG35 wrote:
That was such a shitty response.[/quote]
The teleprompter wasn’t there what do you expect?
El Rushbo gives his spot-on critique:
NEWSFLASH: POLITICIAN DODGES QUESTION
zzz
Quite frankly, those aren’t very good questions, quite frankly, and I feel no pity for her. Quite frankly, a CEO with 2 kids in private school trying to present herself as “middle class” is borderline ridiculous, and I see very few cans of pork and beans in her future, quite frankly.
[quote]PAINTRAINDave wrote:
NEWSFLASH: POLITICIAN DODGES QUESTION
zzz[/quote]
This.
What did people think would happen if Obama was elected?..
There is nothing he can do, other than NOT adding to the already massive problem, which he is doing.
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
What did people think would happen if Obama was elected?..
There is nothing he can do, other than NOT adding to the already massive problem, which he is doing. [/quote]
This is where I blame the mainstream liberal media for not vetting this guy. Many of the people who voted for him really had no idea of what he was all about. They went to the polls and voted for a charming well spoken youthful looking candidate. What they got however was something out of a very bad “B” movie. An inexperienced left wingnut.
Common sense would tell anyone who actually followed the campaign closely, which was a minority of people, and always is, that we had a big spending liberal who would only further drive the economy down. And he has done exactly that. As the last rat jumps ship from the USS Obama, I think that many if not most who voted for him will eventually have voters remorse. By the time 2012 rolls around they may be paying closer attention and be looking for someone who clearly states that government cannot solve all your problems and when it tries it actually creates more.
[quote]ZEB wrote:
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
What did people think would happen if Obama was elected?..
There is nothing he can do, other than NOT adding to the already massive problem, which he is doing. [/quote]
This is where I blame the mainstream liberal media for not vetting this guy. Many of the people who voted for him really had no idea of what he was all about. They went to the polls and voted for a charming well spoken youthful looking candidate. What they got however was something out of a very bad “B” movie. An inexperienced left wingnut.
Common sense would tell anyone who actually followed the campaign closely, which was a minority of people, and always is, that we had a big spending liberal who would only further drive the economy down. And he has done exactly that. As the last rat jumps ship from the USS Obama, I think that many if not most who voted for him will eventually have voters remorse. By the time 2012 rolls around they may be paying closer attention and be looking for someone who clearly states that government cannot solve all your problems and when it tries it actually creates more.[/quote]
He talked dirty to the American people, and they got wood over it.
“Aren’t you sick and tired of the same old business in Washington…” <— he would say shit like this knowing people felt this way, and he rode that gravy train right into the WH. Now that he is there, he is in “oh shit” mode. He doesn’t know what to do, he is relying on his ability to speak eloquently to get him out of jams, but too bad for him, VISA doesn’t take that.
Why people thought this president (or any president for that matter) would get people out of this financial mess is beyond me. The only thing he can do is allow private enterprise to thrive, keep govt out of it, and shrink the spending beast.
He has lost most independents and some Liberal votes, the pendulum is swinging pretty fast the other way. I want it to get so bad, that when Dems seeking reelection have problems, they tell Obama to stay away. That’s where I want it to be by the time November comes around.
[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
RACIST!!![/quote]
x2 the woman clearly hates black people
[quote]Standard Donkey wrote:
[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
RACIST!!![/quote]
x2 the woman clearly hates black people[/quote]
She clearly has ties to the klan.
Remember, she voted for Obama, talk about buyer’s remorse.
I disagree, no voters remorse , I think she is saying Obama has done everything half assed . Health Cre just one example . Rather than push Socialized Medicine we got a program that is ripe for profit of the free market rather than a pool of money to pay Medical Expenses
She was dumb enough (like many others) to think that he (or any president) could fix the problem. If you listen closely, she sounds like she is whining to daddy.
“Oh government!, oh government ! Help me ! Oh my God why won’t you make this all go away. Daddy daddy, make it all better.” The government can’t do anything about this, other than not get in the way of private enterprise boosting the economy again.
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
She was dumb enough (like many others) to think that he (or any president) could fix the problem. If you listen closely, she sounds like she is whining to daddy.
“Oh government!, oh government ! Help me ! Oh my God why won’t you make this all go away. Daddy daddy, make it all better.” The government can’t do anything about this, other than not get in the way of private enterprise boosting the economy again. [/quote]
You’ve touched on, what I consider one of the main problems with the electorate. I’m not sure how we got here, but we’re in a place where the average voter actually thinks government can make a big difference in their life. This is nonsense. If you read the speech’s of some of the great Presidential campaigns of the past you’ll find far less of this. They promised to help create prosperity for America, and to keep us safe from foreign aggressors. That was pretty much it. What we’ved devolved into now is nothing more than a nanny state with each politician trying to out promise the other on how many free things that they can hand out to people who do not deserve them, as they are not being productive enough in their own lives to have earned it.
I thought that was a very clear, articulate long form answer without a tele-prompter. I wonder what Bush would have sounded like.
He outlined what he has done for the middle class without making any insane promises.
[quote]ZEB wrote:
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
She was dumb enough (like many others) to think that he (or any president) could fix the problem. If you listen closely, she sounds like she is whining to daddy.
“Oh government!, oh government ! Help me ! Oh my God why won’t you make this all go away. Daddy daddy, make it all better.” The government can’t do anything about this, other than not get in the way of private enterprise boosting the economy again. [/quote]
You’ve touched on, what I consider one of the main problems with the electorate. I’m not sure how we got here, but we’re in a place where the average voter actually thinks government can make a big difference in their life. This is nonsense. If you read the speech’s of some of the great Presidential campaigns of the past you’ll find far less of this. They promised to help create prosperity for America, and to keep us safe from foreign aggressors. That was pretty much it. What we’ved devolved into now is nothing more than a nanny state with each politician trying to out promise the other on how many free things that they can hand out to people who do not deserve them, as they are not being productive enough in their own lives to have earned it. [/quote]
People always get the government they deserve.