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Obama The Drama: A Cast Dance

How ’bout this for a title? “YES WE CAN-CAN!”

Class, our assignment is to write a description of each of the dancers.

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Meanwhile, the Obama surrogates continue to WHINE (like their fearlessful leader:

Kerry Rips MSNBC On Wright: ‘You People Need To Let Go Of This’

— Today, John Kerry officially became the 87,436th person to receive one of the three or four versions of the same Reverend Wright question MSNBC has been asking everyone it comes in contact with, including their plants and pets.

AND, it happens so often, I must say we’ve become, um, familiar with it. OBAMA WHINES:

Video: The Obamas on Today

Meredith Viera gets the big scoop on the Today show, doing the first post-repudiation interview with Barack and Michelle Obama, as they have to regroup after a series of stumbles over the last two months. Obama to some degree took responsibility for his own woes, although Michelle wanted to “move forward” instead. However, Obama let loose a glimpse of his aggrieved status when talking about how hard it is for a man with his name to run for President: [VIDEO]

His aggrieved status.

Everyone now: Ahhhhhh.

Moi, The One, is suffering.

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Comment by Dawnelle | 2008-05-01 09:38:24

Jib Jab DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDES!!!

That was a stellar performance! ;-)

aptly apropos

 

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-05-01 09:38:49

That made my day…..Very funny…..Thanks

 

Comment by Mary Jo Kopechne | 2008-05-01 09:41:42

Thanks for the can can video–pretty much makes my day (it’s snowing here).

Obama and his whiners are becoming a national embarrassment. Obama, Kerry, Hart, they all seem to be cut from the same cloth–or damp tissues….whine…..

Comment by 24hrlib | 2008-05-01 21:40:26

It’s the company Obama keeps. Think about it. Kerry and Hart both could not handle their own woes of swiftboating and Ms. Rice head on as a good political leader should. None of these guys put out the fire when the flames first appeared. When they did finally, well, think of Mrs. O’Leary’s cow. Tells a voter much these days.

 
 

Comment by SusanUnPC | 2008-05-01 09:41:48

Perhaps we should calendar each day from now on:

Post-repudiation, Day Three … and so on.

Comment by melusine08 | 2008-05-01 10:13:19

 

Comment by typical.white.person | 2008-05-01 13:05:36

Or, maybe calendar each day as the post Rev. Wright fiasco - Subjects to cover: what Barry did that day to save his a** versus what additional dirt was dug up against Barry that ends his political career.

 
 

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-05-01 09:42:26

I think they should add Sharpton who is now dancin around his earlier smackdown….Apparently Obama even though he grandstands fro the CRACKERMAN is still worthy of Sharptons vote…….OH THE IRONY……
THIS HAS BECOME THE THEATRE OF THE ABSURD…….

 

Comment by JULIE | 2008-05-01 09:44:08

OBAMA IS A DRAMA QUEEN

Comment by JoeySky | 2008-05-01 10:40:59

The buzz words from Obama camp today are “Let’s move on”

Comment by jwrjr | 2008-05-01 12:06:36

Are you sure they are not: “Lets move on and criticize everything that Clinton has done in the last 30 years”?

 
 

Comment by Uppity | 2008-05-01 11:53:07

Obama is Hillary’s Poodle.

 
 

Comment by politicsIsdirty | 2008-05-01 09:51:46

Luv the clip. More power to you guys!!

Have a little comment/thoughts on Rev-Obama Drama:

BEWARE OF THE CHARADE++++++++++++++++

Either most of the “pundits” are stupid or they are in it. There are some prevailing questions in leading up to the “divorce” between the Rev and Sen Obama. After the painful PA lost, pundits have been saying that the Wright controversy is one of the reasons for the loss. That Sen Obama has to distance himself from the Rev to improve his poll rating among Democrats and Independents. But how??? So what happens is interesting. A week before the IN and NC primary, for UNEXPLAINED reason, the Rev resurfaces. For two days, he makes a string of appearances/speeches to defend himself and spew the same sermon he did in the pew.++++ This NOW gives Sen Obama a chance to condemn and “TOTALLY and “COMPLETELY” break his relationship from the Rev, something he failed to do in his first speech. Then Rev Wright now disappears and goes back in seclusion. Sen Obama now can put his controversial pastor behind him and have a clean break. This way, he can convince the electorate and more importantly the Superdelegates to throw their support to him. +++++++++The uneasiness in me keeps asking was it a real divorce or just a political charade???

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-05-01 10:02:57

You know when people do stupid stuff they come up with al sorts of cover to save face…..The working class is not going to be fooled…..

……………………..Veritas vos liberabit………………
( The truth shall make you free )

* this is why the SD’s are jumpin…..BABY-O’s campaign is in trouble *

Comment by Talktruth | 2008-05-01 10:47:15

One of my favorites:

Salus Populi Suprema Lex Esto

“Let the Welfare of the People Be the Extreme Law”!

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-05-02 09:41:09

Oooooohhhh……Juicy…….
Another favorite…
Vox Populi Vox Dei !
( The Voice Of The People Is The Voice Of God ! )
Thanks truth…..

 
 
 

Comment by Mary Jo Kopechne | 2008-05-01 10:03:57

It is smelly. I agree. But it’s hard to believe that he’s going to get positive mileage out of all these bonus appearances. He appears so weak and victimized–not at all leadership material.

American’s want their presidents to be tough. Go Hillary. The toughest candidate in politics today!

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-05-01 10:13:15

Agree…..Americans like em’ tough at least the illusion of it…
St.Reagan a 3rd rate hollywood actor gave America the illusion of Tough which was the antidote to Carter ( wamped by that pesky Ayatollah )
McInsane and Clinton appear TOUGH and an additional advantage is that with both there is the appeal of Status Quo Politics….In trying times people don’t want to take a gamble on an unknown.
McInsane at least represents the familiar evil…….No ?

 

Comment by Dawnelle | 2008-05-01 10:13:43

Republicans require tough

Far left leaning DEMS want their candidate to read them poetry & fiction

(cough) apparently

and that’s fine but if they want to WIN

Their Guy better at least PRETEND to have some street cred

too late now though
the public is not that stupid

(I am betting)

Personally, I want competent and clever and on MY side

Comment by Talktruth | 2008-05-01 10:51:34

His idea of being tough is flipping Hillary off on the “sly.” It really angered me how much joy he got out of that. Bastard!

 
 

Comment by deke | 2008-05-01 10:59:27

Most people did not see Obama’s response to Wright.
The most lasting effect of the whole situation will be the images of Wright on the pulpit. This event is exposing the weakness of Obama and the strength of Hillary. Every 10 days to 2 weeks Obama has to come out with a major statement either renouncing someone or having to explain a statement he or his campaign has made. The public is growing tried of this and when he campaigns he looks weary as opposed to Clinton who is on message and full of energy. If he doesn’t close the deal on Tuesday I don’t see how he can get the nomination before the convention.

 
 

Comment by Talktruth | 2008-05-01 10:06:57

We’ll know, perhaps, if Wright now stays out of the spotlight. I can’t imagine that happening with the comments BO has thrown his way. But this is a very strange universe these days - you never know what will happen!

Freakin’ hilarious video, BTW. Thanks, Susan!!

Comment by workingclass artist | 2008-05-01 10:17:08

I think we’ll hear more from the good Pastor Wright……He is defending himself and his church……

Comment by stodghie | 2008-05-01 11:52:09

exactly, wright cannot let obama destroy what he consider’s his life’s work. he’ll take obama down for that. he’ll be back.

 
 
 

Comment by K. Wynne | 2008-05-01 10:24:02

politicslsdirty,

I totally agree with your analysis. It’s very convenient that Rev. Wright did his little “act” before the National Press Club at just the right time for Obama to retract his previous positions regarding his comments. In fact, Wright did not say anything that he hasn’t said before, which Obama basically gave him a pass for in his Philadelphia speech and thereafter.

I do not believe that this is a real divorce, just political expediency, particulary if Wright does not respond to Obama’s so-called “clean break”. If Wright remains silent until a nominee is chosen, then it will be obvious that this was just another Obama charade to bamboozle the public. Okie dokie?

 

Comment by Uppity | 2008-05-01 11:55:24

You aren’t the only person asking that question. The problem is, if it is true, it was dumb. Very dumb. His numbers have been seriously affected by it.

 
 

Comment by Nag | 2008-05-01 09:53:01

The Yes We Can Can. Made my day. I loved it. Thanks Susan.

 

Comment by Shainzona | 2008-05-01 09:56:54

OHHHHHHHHH. So great. It looks so real…I am sending all over the place!

Thanks for this morning brightener.

 

Comment by OBSP | 2008-05-01 10:05:29

“Oprah Winfrey Presents” The worst president canidate since GWB.

Comment by Talktruth | 2008-05-01 11:20:42

 
 

Comment by TexasDarlin | 2008-05-01 10:12:44

poor wittle obami needs a nappy-poo

 

Comment by SusanUnPC | 2008-05-01 10:16:31

I’m still hopin’ to get descriptions of each of the dancers.

 

Comment by JoeySky | 2008-05-01 10:16:56

Youtube from NC voter to Obama: don’t take us for granted.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEzPYQTHnis

Comment by pm317 | 2008-05-01 10:39:20

Susan, please do a blog on this video — DON’T TAKE US FOR GRANTED. How right she is!

 
 

Comment by Dawnelle | 2008-05-01 10:22:09

Hillary on CNN Live now!

Talking about equal pay for equal work!

 

Comment by pm317 | 2008-05-01 10:22:25

That video is creepy, titillating, true, all at the same time. This is one way to get back at the fools.

However, Obama let loose a glimpse of his aggrieved status when talking about how hard it is for a man with his name to run for President: [VIDEO]

This line works with guilt-ridden latte liberals. It again makes me angry that he does not take any responsibility for his own words/actions/associations, or simply for the person he is and his qualifications for the position he is seeking. Instead he tries to blame the voter. Stop. Don’t. Unlike latte liberals, rest of us are looking for plain-old leadership whatever the name is. What is wrong with this guy, whatever his name is?

 

Comment by Garlic-Nosed Guitarist | 2008-05-01 10:25:47

Moi, The One, is suffering.

Good and he will suffer more and I will take vast pleasure in watching him suffer. Normally, I would not say that. But in Obama’s case he brought this upon himself because he is a power-hungry egomaniac who will stop at nothing to rise to power. His campaign of race-baiting, fear-mongering and threats of violence is despicable. It is no surprise his cult followers behave as they do with the threats and harassment we witness from them.

Sad thing is, Obama has had ample opportunity to correct the behaviors that will lead to his downfall. His campaign has been divisive and his supporters are lunatics. I’m surprised he has not said “Now I know what Jesus went through!” I think he does think himself the “Messiah” and his supporters certainly idolize him as such. In reality, Obama is the “anti-Christ.” (I mean that in the metaphorical, of course).

Or if you prefer, he is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Or a Trojan Horse even.

Around a month or two ago I decided I would do everything legally in my power to destroy the Obama candidacy. My spirit is not one usually thinking about destruction. I would rather create than destroy. But I have cast aside my “pacifism” (calm demeanor) and have gone to “war” (working against Obama). Our country and the world can’t afford an Obama as President. We are almost at the point of no return and have to make systemic changes or we will become extinct by our own actions and inaction. Hillary “gets this” on a profound level and will lead us towards systemic change. Obama will lead us to suicide, like the “Heaven’s Gate” cult. McCain will be treading water.

I speak from the heart, and please excuse my harsh words. But I am outraged! I will take some time off today to regroup and come back in a more calm manner. Thanks! :)

Comment by Kourian | 2008-05-01 11:05:48

@GNG: but that was good stuff. You have every reason to be outraged. Your take on Barry is spot on IMHO. Wolf wearing sheep, trojan horse - Manchurian candidate? It’s obvious at any rate he’s not what he wants people to think he is. Does this make him scum? Yes. So chill out - everything’s fine. :)

Comment by Garlic-Nosed Guitarist | 2008-05-01 11:23:51

It goes against my nature to be this aggressive, but maybe there is a hidden warrior (aspect of me) inside me? Well, after Hillary is elected I will box up that part of me! :)

Comment by ginaswo | 2008-05-01 11:47:05

we are seeing our warrior sides come out because we instinctively know it is a fight for the soul of our party and we need Hillary

he is a total Trojan Horse

she is our FDR

it really gets my Guinea up ;->

-gina

Comment by Garlic-Nosed Guitarist | 2008-05-01 12:54:45

we are seeing our warrior sides come out because we instinctively know it is a fight for the soul of our party and we need Hillary

Thank you! :)

Comment by jwrjr | 2008-05-01 13:34:15

Originally I didn’t care which Democrat won the nomination. Then Obama and his supporters opened their mouths. I would never have thought that any Democrat could be worse than McCain. Now I know differently.

Comment by Garlic-Nosed Guitarist | 2008-05-01 13:42:44

Yep, this is such a crazy mess.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Comment by kenoshaMarge | 2008-05-01 10:28:03

After reading this morning that Clinton SD supported jumped ship and is now supporting Obama I really, really needed a laugh. Thank you.

I used to laugh when people wrote that they thought the DNC was determined to have Obama for a candidate. I ain’t laughing now. I just don’t understand why?

If they are afraid to pi$$ off the AA vote but believe that they can pi$$ off the female vote with impunity because we’ll all come home to papa in the end; I think that is a big mistake. A big enough mistake to put McCain in the White House.

Not saying I would vote for McCain, that will never happen. But I will NEVER vote for Obama.

I would never vote for anyone that dissed the only successful Democratic Presidency in 40 years.

I would never vote for anyone that is willing to put Social Security back on the table.

I would never vote for anyone that if not a misogynist himself, allows his misogynistic surrogates to do his dirty work for him.

I would never vote for anyone who played the race card against Bill and Hillary Clinton.

I would never vote for anyone with attacks Hillary Clinton for voting for the war and yet has consistently voted to fund the war. Hypocrisy anyone?

I would never vote for anyone would touts his health plan as covering everyone, when it does not, and who I do not think would fight for some form of Universal Health Care.

I would never vote for anyone that I don’t believe would fight for every single citizens vote to be counted in a general election but would accept defeat like a good little Democratic wimp like his endorser John (gutless) Kerry.

I held my nose and voted for Kerry against my better instincts and because I hate the Bush/Cheney administration so much, but my nose holding days are over. I will write in Hillary is she’s not on the ballot and vote for whatever down ticket Dems I think are real progressives. No Republican Lite or Blue Dogs.

Hell what difference does it make? The Democrats couldn’t do anything when they were in the minority and they can’t do anything when they have the majority so why vote for them?

Sorry for the long rant. I am just so disgusted with the Democratic Party this morning I am barely coherent. Sorry. :(

Comment by Garlic-Nosed Guitarist | 2008-05-01 10:36:59

Not saying I would vote for McCain, that will never happen. But I will NEVER vote for Obama.

Cinton = Systemic change and a chance for humanity to survive.

McCain = Treading water and we can’t afford this as we are almost at the point of no return.

Obama = Collective suicide like the Heaven’s Gate cult.

 

Comment by Kourian | 2008-05-01 11:02:45

Nothing to be sorry about. That was a great post.

 

Comment by deke | 2008-05-01 11:05:17

There are so many things people don’t realize about Obama, his continuing use of private contractors in Irag, his team of economic advisers, his team of foreign policy advisers, his shilling for the nuclear power industry, his vote for the Cheney energy bill. All of these things are out of the main stream of the democratic party. If the msm was exposing these things his candidacy would be done along time ago.

Comment by kenoshaMarge | 2008-05-01 12:06:36

That would presuppose that our Multi-millionaire Media lords were actually in the business of informing the public. They are not. They are in the business of making money for the corporations they work for and for their own bank accounts.

Personally I see no reason that the 1st Amendment should still apply to these despicable people. That amendment for was journalists not corporate prostitutes.

 
 

Comment by stodghie | 2008-05-01 11:57:06

i’ll write her name in. these asses that called themselves democrats in dc are demonstrating that the right’s attack on the liberals has some basis in fact. some are limo liberals without a clue or at least one foot in reality. on faux last night they the dems select candidates that will march on the cliff with the dnc with them. that is true.

 
 

Comment by fribbles | 2008-05-01 10:28:39

OK, that was pretty funny. Thanks for the LOL.

 

Comment by Kourian | 2008-05-01 10:40:11

Why the long face, John Kerry? ;)

Comment by Kourian | 2008-05-01 10:59:45

Open letter to John ‘57 Varieties’ Kerry.

Hi John! It’s been a while. See you’re up to no good as usual. Last we talked it was 2004 and you were running a presidential campaign on no issues anyone remembers.

It was you who pushed this dangerous demagogue Barry Hussein Obama into the limelight at the DNC with his ridiculously vapid speech. As you two were already good buddies as it turns out.

You lost to W in November 2004. Some people attribute this loss to W being an incumbent. And it’s certainly difficult to beat an incumbent and in such case it’s better for the party they put up a lacklustre candidate with no real promise for such elections.

Other people attribute your loss to election rigging on the part of your opponents.

But what almost no one talks about is that given the dire straits your country was in already back in 2004 it would take a particularly poor candidate to lose to W. And that’s what you were.

The US and world would have been better off if the Dems had won in 2004. They didn’t - and a lot of the blame for that has to go to you. But that wasn’t the end of your insolent interference: you also tried to make sure the 2008 candidate would be a bomb as well.

You came very close. Now you want to tell the media - and the people of the US and the world - to ‘let go’ of the controversy surrounding your personal abortive candidate.

Perhaps it’s time you instead let go of your candidate. For that matter: it’s probably time you let go of politics in general. You’ve burnt a lot of bridges too: you go on and on about what SDs are supposed to do but maybe you forgot? Your boy got handed his crown jewels on a platter in your state. And that means by your own rules you must vote for Hillary.

You and Barry and Michelle and Mrs Heinz might for example take a week or two in the Caribbean and forge new plans in the private sector together. Whatever you choose to do: as long as it’s far removed from the political arena we wish you the best. But you’ve ruined things for your party for far too long.

SO GO AWAY.

Comment by deke | 2008-05-01 11:12:08

My lasting impression of the 2004 presidential campaign is John Edwards coming out the day after the election and saying we will challange the results of Ohio we will organize and we will fight for the presidency. This is several hours after he learned Elizabeth had cancer.
Several hours later Kerry appears and makes his concession speech and slinks away, some fighter. Everyone put alot of energy and emotion into the race and thats what we get from Kerry.

 
 
 

Comment by CoYoungDem | 2008-05-01 10:44:38

I would like to point out that Sen. Salazar and former Gov. Romer are a) VERY POPULAR here in Co and b) neither has endorsed a candidate.

The Obama campaign keeps (pathetically) touting Colorado as a state they can (possibly) win. If one of these two Super D’s came out for Hillary, then it would be a clear message to the rest of the super d’s that Obama is NOT electable.

Ken Salazar - http://salazar.senate.gov/contact/email. cfm

Gov. Roy Romer - no known email but you can contact him via his son Chris, a state Senator here. (who I know for a fact supports HRC, as does his wife and three daughters)
chris.romer.senate@state.co.us

PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO WRITE TO THEM!!!!!!!!!

Comment by apishapa | 2008-05-01 12:43:38

I live in COlorado, too. I don’t know where Obama won, probably the cities, because my precinct was about 90% for Hillary. Of course it snowed to beat hell on caucus day, and only a few people showed up. If Farmers and Ranchers vote Democrat at all it will be for Hillary.

I was raised in Holly, and my parents were close friends with Roy Romer growing up.

 
 

Comment by OxyCon | 2008-05-01 10:45:33

“Barack - The Oh-Drama!”

Comment by Garlic-Nosed Guitarist | 2008-05-01 10:48:19

LOL. Barack Obungler? :)

 
 

Comment by Uppity | 2008-05-01 11:02:30

Hysterical!

 

Comment by emilyR | 2008-05-01 11:07:58

OOooooooohhhhhhhhh

I like that video! Thank you Susan.

 

Comment by pm317 | 2008-05-01 11:10:57

Well, I forced myself to watch the Today’s show video clip from the link above — they look good on camera and he especially with his hyper likability. What comes across is a self-absorbed couple smug in their well protected and well funded enclave called their campaign cheering each other on and whining how it is difficult that the some voters don’t get past his name. Would it occur to them to think that 1) maybe be it is his thin resume and questionable associations? 2) may be his weak personality and lack of tenacity? Or 3) may be just plain and simple — he is not REACHING some voters because he is not talking to them. It is all about THEM.

Comment by stodghie | 2008-05-01 11:59:50

yup and the voters are starting to see that with the exception of some aa’s who don’t want to see the reality here and the rest of latte liberals and poorly informed young.

 
 

Comment by emilyR | 2008-05-01 11:18:43

2-4-6-8
who do we repudiate?
Obama Obama

By the way, why is everything post-something with this guy?
Did Axelrove stare to long a box of Post Toasties?
And then think, “ah…they’ve got something there.”

 

Comment by mostest | 2008-05-01 11:23:00

If wright does not cause obama to quit rezko or achui will. Hillary has already won. She is 44. We are just traveling towards that moment.

Off topic:
Everytime I hear DNC party “leaders” (barizell,dean, etc) try to defend obama by saying the american people are tried of negative ads/campaigning I scream at the tv THIS IS WHY IN THE LAST 32 YEARS (except for clinton) DEMOCRATS HAVE NOT WIN THE PRESIDENCY! Look the america people might not like negative campaigning but they do accept it…don’t believe me ask Kerry, Dukaski, Gore and Mondale. Notice who is not on that list-Bill Clinton. The Clintons know how to win plain and simple. The currenrt crop of DNC “leaders” not so much.

Comment by Kourian | 2008-05-01 12:02:27

The current crop of Dem leaders are professional losers. The proof: they backed OBAMA.

 
 

Comment by AF catfish | 2008-05-01 11:30:30

Riiiight. He lost my vote because of his last name. Uh huh.

 

Comment by Kourian | 2008-05-01 11:58:58

[Sung to Smelly Cat]

Barry boy
Barry boy
What are they telling you?

Barry boy
Barry boy
It’s not your fault!

 

Comment by Pandora | 2008-05-01 12:16:03

Kos will complain that Jibjab made Obama look too black. They are playing a race card.

 

Comment by Mercedes | 2008-05-01 12:17:58

What got my attention here more than anything was John Kerry’s comment on MSNBC, of all places. “You people need to let go of this.”

That really doesn’t seem to me to be an appropriate comment for an upstanding United States Senator to make to an independent news organization.

Knowing the recent history of both Mr Kerry and MSNBC, what I am hearing underneath Mr Kerry’s plaintive cry is something more like, ….”Okay, I thought we had a deal. You guys were going to sell Obama and savage Clinton and we were going to take care of the campaign finances, the polling, the caucuses, and the endorsements. We had everything under control until this Wright business. So just stifle it before you ruin everything.”

One thing Mr Kerry forgot though, is that this is the month of May, a special time in the television business with ratings and all. How can he expect MSNBC to let go of something people want to hear about right now, especially with FOX News having Hillary Part II tonight.

Business before pleasure, Mr Kerry.

Comment by apishapa | 2008-05-01 12:56:03

These same people (the Great Orange Sata) who pounded on Romney and Huckabee over religion for months are now squealing because Obama has to answer questions about his beliefs.

And this is not even about religion. It is about Obama’s judgement and character. The relationships with people Obama chose to associate himself with are certainly fair game when selecting a candidate. He did not accidentally find himself in that church. He made a conscious decision to attend that church. He did not just happen to meet Ayers. He sought him out and developed a relationship with him. Now, he wants us to believe he slept through all of those sermons and never once heard of the Weathermen in Political Science classes.

Either he has demonstrated incredibly poor character judgement or he has something in common with those people. It doesn’t matter which. Both are bad and we have a right to know before we are stuck with him.

 
 

Comment by Sugar | 2008-05-01 12:37:29

That video is HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for putting Eugene Robinson’s mug in there right alongside the rest of those rubes. Especially Roland Martin. Ughh! Stooge.

 

Comment by Pagan Power | 2008-05-01 13:41:42

Love the video. Glad Eugene Robinson was included. Though seeing Roland Martin’s thighs didn’t do me any good.

 

Comment by bayareavoter | 2008-05-01 13:52:14

thank you, jib jab.

I really DID LAUGH OUT LOUD!

 

Comment by Fred C. Dobbs | 2008-05-01 15:06:38

Watching the Viera clip, I’d have to say that Michelle muffed her, “Hillary Clinton/Tammy Wynette 1992 Moment” pretty badly.

Oh, those Harvard Law grads are sooooo put upon!

 

Comment by residentcynic | 2008-05-01 17:09:53

That JibJab is priceless! I coughed up a lung laughing. LOL!!!

 

Comment by CognitiveDissonance | 2008-05-01 17:19:46

Susan, that video is absolutely hilarious! It made my day.

 

Comment by The Gringo's Wife | 2008-05-02 09:21:15

Monty Python eat your heart out!!

I would love to see Flineo or someoe do a parody of the song “Wright Now!”

Added with a spoof on the MSN using Wayne’s World high tech “dooleeededoo dooleeededoo dooleeededoo” …to re-write everything Barry. (I bet Rob Lowe is wishing for his own “Dooleededoo” moment right about now.)

Susan, you are Wonder Bread fresh!

Comment by Garlic-Nosed Guitarist | 2008-05-02 09:30:36

Susan, you are Wonder Bread fresh!

Organic whole wheat and 8-bleeping-ass-kicking-thousand other grains Wonder Bread fresh! :)

 
 

Comment by Trilogy | 2008-05-02 20:34:24

I love it Olbergeist looked great hahahha.

 

Comment by Angel | 2008-05-03 00:27:27

Ha! Ha! Ha!

This is a very funny site! Y’all, please keep your heads in the sand. Notice that y’all need to constantly attack those who do not support you pathetic, stupid, not-going-to-be-the-nominee candidate, because you cannot make the case for her based on concrete examples (with links) to back up your contentions. It’s great that y’all are living in this fantasy world, because by the time you finally snap out of it, we’ll be swearing in Obama44. Mmkbye! Mwa!!

 

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