What a pompous dickhead...

The little creep!

M0ron

Way to bring the country together, barry.

HATE SPEECH ALREADY?

Thought that party was about tolerance?

so um this guy is president?

Fucking clod.

That's truly disgraceful. Humorless as well.

re: #6 pegcity

so um this guy is president?

Not yet.

bbl

Stay classy, Barry.

0bama: "I didn’t want to get into a Nancy Reagan, uh, thing about doin’ any seances..."

I know what he means. I didn't want to get into Michelle 0bama wearing couch patterns from Levitz.

re: #4 Sharmuta

Way to bring the country together, barry.

The only way Dear Leader could "bring the country together" is at the point of a gun.

*shudder*

Classless and Clueless.

4 to 8 years of this . . .

"The woman described by Bob Woodward as a spiritual adviser to first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton disputed several of Woodward's published assertions Sunday night.

Jean Houston, interviewed at the Newark Airport by CNN, said that Mrs. Clinton did indeed have imaginary conversations with Eleanor Roosevelt at Houston's suggestion."

It was also a cheap shot at a president whose boots he's not even fit to lick.

re: #13 Syrah

Classless and Clueless.

4 to 8 years of this . . .

Or, according to his appearance on Meet The Press, 8 to 10 years!

Obama also called himself a "mutt" just like a shelter dog at his press conference when asked about getting a family dog.

He did TERRIBLE.

re: #16 gmsc

Or, according to his appearance on Meet The Press, 8 to 10 years!

Makes the leg tingle.

///

I believe Nancy Reagan use to consult astrologers not hold seances. She was interested in horoscopes. Mary Todd Lincoln used to hold seances, which I believe Abe attended at least once after his son died.

re: #15 MandyManners

It was also a cheap shot at a president whose boots he's not even fit to lick.

Right here, cowboy.

Obama = Arrogant jerk.

MSM outrage countdown...

If Obama was into that seance thing I get the felling he wouldn't be channeling dead U.S. Presidents.

Jerk.

Finally a president willing to insult injured old women! This is the unity I've been waiting for!

President Rall

I'm so mad I'm trembling. I need an hour on the swings. bbl

Obama opens mouth, shoves whole fucking leg inside...details at 11

re: #17 mattm

Obama also called himself a "mutt" just like a shelter dog at his press conference when asked about getting a family dog.

I prefer to call Dear Leader a son of a bitch, but that's not really fair to bitches...

And so it begins...what a class act 52% of Americans elected. Major buyers remorse soon to come.

Flipping the metaphorical bird this time.

Putz. Wonder if Ron Jr. wants to take back his endorsement.

Also, how might this sit with folks like Chris Buckley who said McCain and Palin weren't authentic and smart enough to be POTUS.

As a messiah can't he conjure up his own spirits?

UMFA.

Unity My F'in A**.

The President elect needs to earn my respect.
This is not how you go about it The Marxist One.

Obama's a classless thug who can barely put together a, uh, sentence.

We've elected a classless thug who can't speak and is going to raise taxes like never before. Economy RIP.

Jerk! Humph. And this fool is going up against the likes of Mahmoud Imadirtydinnerjacket (Ahmadinejad), Medvedev, Putin.

re: #28 imploder

Obama opens mouth, shoves whole fucking leg inside...details at 11

Obama is Ouroboros?

Point is - did the assembled representatives of the MSM titter, or did they stay silent at that boorish remark?

Son of a bitch.

Hey, Barrack!

re: #33 IgofAntioch

As a messiah can't he conjure up his own spirits?

Prove to me that you're no fool and take a few steps 'cross my swimming pool.

This seems to be the way he typically treats elderly white women.

Classy. Just classy. This is what we have to look forward to.

/should I buy shares of stock in Jack Daniels and Sam Adams?

re: #13 Syrah

Classless and Clueless.

From transcript of 0bama's speech on economics:

"...it is not going to be easy for us to dig ourselves out of the hole that we are in."

Ummm, what kind of moron tries to dig his way out of a hole? Oh, wait, I can tell you exactly what type of moron (click here for mp3 audio):

Mayor Quimby: Mmm, I guess we're not gonna find anything.
Otto: Well how we gonna get outta here?
Homer: We'll dig our way out!
Wiggum: No, no, dig up, stupid!

Hey- it's all cool, because Nancy is just like his grandmother. You know- a typical white person.

Hillary was the seance queen. Nancy Reagan consulted an astrologer.

Politically, this was a moronic thing to say. I thought Obama was smarter than this?

He did it to deflect from his error- saying he spoke to the "living" Presidents.

re: #38 yma o hyd

Point is - did the assembled representatives of the MSM titter, or did they stay silent at that boorish remark?

I know where I'd put my money...

He was elected because he is sooo smooth on TV.
Wait for it.

Um, I'm not really fit to, ahh, go out, er, in public without a, er, teleprompter, uh, am I? Now that the, uh, election is over, um, I will resume talking out of, uh, my ass.

re: #20 Hobbes

Joan Quigley was her personal astrologer. I don't know about any seances.

Oh - and in case you hadn't noticed: another fine sign of his misogyny.

I'm surprised Obama's against seances since his entire cult following seems to be under one.

it really gives you an idea of obama's lack of character. so unbecoming to the office of potus. trying to make a former first lady look bad or stupid for a laugh.

he is an embarrassment. a crude jerk.
classless

How many months till he gets anything but a softball?

Obama's presidency will not be a comedy. It will be a tragedy.

It's great that he's so well-spoken. We'll be able to instantly discern that he's being a clueless jackass when he opens his mouth.

Considering his grandmother just died, that's an incredibly insensitive thing to say about an older woman.

Could you imagine the outcry from the MSM if McCain had said something about Hillary Clinton talking to Eleanor Roosevelt's spirit?

What did you just say about Nancy, you little pip-speak?

Fox was shut out in asking a question. Drudge has it up on his site but the page will not open.

re: #55 threesixtwofive

How many months till he gets anything but a softball?

50 or 98.

re: #52 yma o hyd

Oh - and in case you hadn't noticed: another fine sign of his misogyny.

Yes- he's already had plenty of practice running over little old ladies.

The Reagans are iconic in America. We lost Ronnie a few years back, and Nancy will always be remembered in our minds as a loyal and loving wife who took tremendous care of a dear man in his last stages of Alzheimers.

She does not deserve this. She is a woman who has EARNED our respect and our admiration. This pathetic excuse of a thug will NEVER be the class act that the Reagans were.

We're supposed to be shocked by this? This is the man that flipped off both John McCain and Hillary. He is trash.

re: #7 MandyManners

Fucking clod.

I wish I could hit the approval grade button a few dozen times on this one.

re: #51 Slumbering Behemoth

Joan Quigley was her personal astrologer. I don't know about any seances.

I don't know about any either. Opinionated is right, he tried to deflect from his error and made an idiot statement. Can't wait for the next four years!

re: #17 mattm

Obama also called himself a "mutt" just like a shelter dog at his press conference when asked about getting a family dog.

that was so odd. that really pulled me up.
he was saying something w/ that choice of word.
not sure what it was. does he realize he's in over his head?

Has anyone heard if he is going to attend the funeral of his grandmother?

Just remember folks... brains are back. Anti-intellectualism is dead.

Not that it was ever alive mind you. The left and BDS types just wanted everyone to think that Bush wasn't smart.

And he flashed a middle finger while referring to Hillary during a speech, and later, to McCain.

We are about to re-enter the era of the President as slutty pop star. Is this a leader whom we can respect? Is this the sort of person who should be able to order young Americans to their deaths?

On the other hand, we've already had a President with a character like this. His name was Clinton.

think I'll just keep posting this because its really all I have to say on any post that comes up.Defending ourselves has become impolite.

we're not the ones that put a nuclear threat on the table .Had this been dealt with properly years ( if not decades ) ago,we would not be in this situation.Due to the western worlds sense of common decency we're too squeamish about war to respond an d the longer we delay the more horrid the necessary response will be .Initially a good "bitch slap" would have beensufficient but now that we've shown several decades of weakness the necesary response is bloody. I'm starting too think Osama's analyses is right and we're the weak horse .Like Gulliver our massive superiority in strength and technology is meaningless without the will to defend ourselves

re: #69 musicman

Has anyone heard if he is going to attend the funeral of his grandmother?

Obama: Who?

Interesting picture of Reagan and some other guy...

and pre-empting soaps makes him popular with women

re: #55 threesixtwofive

49.

Change!

Time for an email campaign...

My horse got a cool new cool-down blanket today, one that even covers her neck (it's important to dry off a horse in cooler weather as to not supress their immune system).

Can you tell my wife's out of town and I need someone to talk to?

hahahahaaha

Im trying really hard not to hate this man.

re: #73 Syrah

Obama: Who?

Seriously, I can't imagine that he would skip it.

He is not a total clod.

link please.

re: #64 mama winger

The Reagans are iconic in America. We lost Ronnie a few years back, and Nancy will always be remembered in our minds as a loyal and loving wife who took tremendous care of a dear man in his last stages of Alzheimers.

She does not deserve this. She is a woman who has EARNED our respect and our admiration. This pathetic excuse of a thug will NEVER be the class act that the Reagans were.

He doesn't know anything about earning respect - he's always been given it by adoring followers.
I hope he'll learn this lesson by the time he leaves the White House - hopefully sooner ...

Way to Unite the country Barry. What.A.Thug. No manners - and no class.

I teach ethics and one thing I remind people is that even with con men - true character leaks out. The mask slips.

Well, it is apparent that the One is already trying to lower expectations. CNBC is a joke. They are already saying that "well, the problems have been cause don Bus's watch...and will continue for some time...". So, in effect they are setting it up to continue blaming EVERYTHING on Bush forever.

re: #46 KingKenrod

Hillary was the seance queen. Nancy Reagan consulted an astrologer.

Politically, this was a moronic thing to say. I thought Obama was smarter than this?

Considering the majority of the people that chose to elect Dear Leader as President are apparently dumb as a box of rocks (with the others totally on board with DL's brand of "change" and have schooled him in it, such as Ayers and Dohrn), I'm not surprised.

Dear Leader and Ol' Plugs...gaffemasters that are meant for each other.

re: #54 nyc redneck

it really gives you an idea of obama's lack of character. so unbecoming to the office of potus. trying to make a former first lady look bad or stupid for a laugh.

he is an embarrassment. a crude jerk.
classless

Al Capone with a suntan?

re: #16 gmsc

Is anyone keeping track of all Obama's number gaffes? I'm seriously wondering about his comprehension of numbers...Does Obama understand numbers? (some people are what's termed "number blind" -- is Obama?)

I remember the grace and dignity that George Bush displayed when the Clinton portrait was unveiled. After his conduct in office, Clinton didn't rate anything more than a Polaroid thumbtacked to the wall of a massage parlor, but Bush afforded him the dignity due any former president. I don't expect to see any class exhibited by the Dear Leader.

re: #71 quickjustice

And he flashed a middle finger while referring to Hillary during a speech, and later, to McCain.

We are about to re-enter the era of the President as slutty pop star. Is this a leader whom we can respect? Is this the sort of person who should be able to order young Americans to their deaths?

On the other hand, we've already had a President with a character like this. His name was Clinton.

I guess the McCain Paris Hilton attack add was more prescient than anyone realized...

re: #78 imploder

My horse got a cool new cool-down blanket today, one that even covers her neck (it's important to dry off a horse in cooler weather as to not supress their immune system).

Can you tell my wife's out of town and I need someone to talk to?

hahahahaaha

Grab ahold of the reins, you're about to fall off.

Commander in Cheap Shot Artist.

re: #54 nyc redneck

it really gives you an idea of obama's lack of character. so unbecoming to the office of potus. trying to make a former first lady look bad or stupid for a laugh.

he is an embarrassment. a crude jerk.
classless

But the world loves him!

Wasn't he touting himself as another Reagan recently? The worm turns.

Perhaps he should study Reagan rather than try to crack some joke about it. I doubt he's into reading How-To guides for bringing down a communist empire though...

The mask slips.

Ugly, innit?

re: #68 nyc redneck

that was so odd. that really pulled me up.
he was saying something w/ that choice of word.
not sure what it was. does he realize he's in over his head?

Not quite yet - he will by 1/20/09, in spite of what his handlers and advisers will tell him.

I bet he's taken up smoking again, big time.

re: #58 imploder

Considering his grandmother just died, that's an incredibly insensitive thing to say about an older woman.

Grandma Dunham was a "typical white woman" just like Nancy Reagan is, remember?

/wish I were kidding

If he is this crass during both his campaign (flipping off both Hillary and John McCain) and this period before he is inaugurated, just imagine how bad he will be as POTUS.

He'll be engaging in "Pull my finger" jokes at G8 summits and the strategic placement of whoopie cushions in his first audience with the Queen of England, just mark my words.

re: #78 imploder

My horse got a cool new cool-down blanket today, one that even covers her neck (it's important to dry off a horse in cooler weather as to not supress their immune system).

Can you tell my wife's out of town and I need someone to talk to?

hahahahaaha

You talk to your wife? I find I usually just end up listening a lot...
:-)

Obama Narcissistic Personality Disorder Watch

DSM Criteria

A pervasive pattern of grandiosity (in fantasy or behavior), need for admiration, and lack of empathy, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts, as indicated by five (or more) of the following:[1]

1. has a grandiose sense of self-importance
2. is preoccupied with fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, beauty, or ideal love
3. believes that he or she is "special" and unique
4. requires excessive admiration
5. has a sense of entitlement
6. is interpersonally exploitative
7. lacks empathy
8. is often envious of others or believes others are envious of him or her
9. shows arrogant, haughty behaviors or attitudes

re: #71 quickjustice

And he flashed a middle finger while referring to Hillary during a speech, and later, to McCain.

We are about to re-enter the era of the President as slutty pop star. Is this a leader whom we can respect? Is this the sort of person who should be able to order young Americans to their deaths?

On the other hand, we've already had a President with a character like this. His name was Clinton.

Idiocracy arrives early. Presidential address...

re: #84 cblesz

The Democrats successfully blamed Herbert Hoover for thirty-five years. Why shouldn't it work again with Bush, particularly now that they have a supplicant media, with Fox News bending over?

i for one am looking forward to all of his press conferences, because i have no doubt he will put his foot in his mouth every time. like i have said over and over, he's a no class punk. how long before he does one of his patented middle finger face scratches during a press conference? i'm guessing the first time he gets asked a real tough question.

Obama said the new puppy will have to be hypoallergenic.

So, are we talking poodle here? Haha...seems appropriate.

Gracious in victory.

re: #87 J.S.

Is anyone keeping track of all Obama's number gaffes? I'm seriously wondering about his comprehension of numbers...Does Obama understand numbers? (some people are what's termed "number blind" -- is Obama?)

He's a lawyer and a Constitutional one at that, so he was scratching his backside during Quantitative Reasoning (which most business majors, like me, have to pass).

Harvard educated? Oh! the effrontery!

re: #81 Spare O'Lake

link please.

nu?

re: #104 alien_mind

i for one am looking forward to all of his press conferences, because i have no doubt he will put his foot in his mouth every time. like i have said over and over, he's a no class punk. how long before he does one of his patented middle finger face scratches during a press conference? i'm guessing the first time he gets asked a real tough question.

He isn't going to get asked any tough questions. The media is going to do their level best to cover for him.

re: #105 SummerSong

Obama said the new puppy will have to be hypoallergenic.

So, are we talking poodle here? Haha...seems appropriate.

Fwench Poodle...

re: #93 cblesz

Probably not as she was probably buried three weeks ago...

And wow the press has ZERO curiosity about any of that? Why didn't Michelle and the kids at least represent the family at the funeral?

Incurious MSM.

re: #93 cblesz

Probably not as she was probably buried three weeks ago...

You trying to be a jerk too?

BTW, the sign on the podium says, "Office of the President Elect". WTF! There is no such thing and never has been. What a bunch of pompous jackasses.

It's a mean country, when the newly elected President gets cheap laughs from a frail little old lady.

I'm so freaking happy he got advice from Jimma VCarter.

re: #100 Leonidas Hoplite

You talk to your wife? I find I usually just end up listening a lot...
:-)

haha! Me too. She's stateside, but was in training all week in Texas so she was comm-out. I heard from her on Monday and from then on I've been getting lectured by my 10-year old daughter. But she goes to bed at 2100.

re: #78 imploder

My horse got a cool new cool-down blanket today, one that even covers her neck (it's important to dry off a horse in cooler weather as to not supress their immune system).

Can you tell my wife's out of town and I need someone to talk to?

hahahahaaha

ridden hard and put away wet.

I can call spirits from the vasty deep!

Why so can I, or so can anyone, but will they come when you call them?

The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of the blessings.

The inherent blessing of socialism is the equal sharing of misery.

-Winston Churchill

re: #87 J.S.

Is anyone keeping track of all Obama's number gaffes? I'm seriously wondering about his comprehension of numbers...Does Obama understand numbers? (some people are what's termed "number blind" -- is Obama?)

He's functionally innumerate.

re: #114 RightLogic

BTW, the sign on the podium says, "Office of the President Elect". WTF! There is no such thing and never has been. What a bunch of pompous jackasses.

Boggles.

Nancy Reagan is above his psychic pay grade.

Obama is More of a Mistress Cleo kind of guy

re: #70 lawhawk

Just remember folks... brains are back. Anti-intellectualism is dead.

Not that it was ever alive mind you. The left and BDS types just wanted everyone to think that Bush wasn't smart.

Ha-bleedin-ha!
B0 an intellectual?
Now I've heard everything ...
He can waffle about stuff to admirers who drink in his every word - but I bet he's never been hauled over the coals by some proper intellectuals with stringent debating skills.

re: #107 imploder

He's a lawyer and a Constitutional one at that, so he was scratching his backside during Quantitative Reasoning (which most business majors, like me, have to pass).

I don't believe that is true.
You will have to convince me that he can find his backside.

Barry's comment about Nancy Reagan just demonstrates the typical liberal's utter inability to avoid being snarky.

re: #8 debutaunt

That's truly disgraceful. Humorless as well.

I think the media laughed. I'd have to hear it again, with my jaw off the floor.

I hope she is spared hearing this.

Somebody needs to buy this guy a sense of humor, stat.

so there I was, returning mail on the last thread and I was the only one there. ah well. sometimes I have to work here.

re: #114 RightLogic

File that under "You can't be serious."

re: #105 SummerSong

Obama said the new puppy will have to be hypoallergenic.

So, are we talking poodle here? Haha...seems appropriate.

Didn't the Humane Society recommend a poodle? I thought I heard that somewhere. How about a pink poodle?

re: #122 Shug

Nooo WaaaY! Miss Cleo was a C-A-P-I-T-A-L-I-S-T!

It's going to be four nasty, ugly years ahead of us.

Don't forget, folks, that his target audience is the sort of people who would actually LAUGH at something like this. Here's looking at you, Daily Kos, Huffington Post - we all know you revel in this sort of cheap dirt. He's playing to you, now on a national stage. Enjoy it while it lasts, because when the country starts to revile him, it will be YOU that has to eat the dirt he shovels up.

re: #101 Kenneth

Obama Narcissistic Personality Disorder Watch

Like kicking his wife and kids off the stage before his election night talk so it was ALL about him?

re: #117 Eowyn2

ridden hard and put away wet.

Yeah, that's something we try to avoid here. We ride hard, but we dry them off. Technology helps. Most cool down blankets, or sweat sheets, are like polartec fleece that wicks the horse's coat dry. It's amazing how well they work.

Office of the President Elect!?!?!?! What song did they play when he came on stage? Any suggestions out there in Lizard Land?

This is what naive, inexperienced, partisan socialists do. We will see more of the real Obama in the next four years. That anti-Reagan hate will spill over onto all of us on the right.

I'm envisioning a battlefield right now.

re: #67 Hobbes

Considering the astrologer part, it's probably not too much of a stretch to include a seance or two, but I've never heard such.

Still, not a classy jab, it sounded like something cut (and tossed) from an '80s SNL script. He could have just as easily invoked the name of that mystic on that's always on Montell's show, but he went with Nancy. Ugh.

The press is gonna have a tough time managing all his verbal fumbles over the next four years.

re: #69 musicman

Has anyone heard if he is going to attend the funeral of his grandmother?

She just passed away on Monday Hmmm...

re: #119 oh_dude

The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of the blessings.

The inherent blessing of socialism is the equal sharing of misery.

-Winston Churchill

and the inherent fault of communism is that only the most bloodthirsty can rule.

re: #133 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

It's going to be four nasty, ugly years ahead of us.

I think 2 years. Obama, Reid and Pelosi are going to overstep badly. In '10 both houses are back in (R) hands.

re: #139 Slumbering Behemoth

The press is gonna have a tough time managing all his verbal fumbles over the next four years.

Two words: memory hole

The way he's going now, Obama is going to use up all of his goodwill BEFORE he becomes POTUS.

The other day I said something about the country being in for more "Camelot."
I'd like to amend that to read "empty lot."

re: #105 SummerSong

Obama said the new puppy will have to be hypoallergenic.

So, are we talking poodle here? Haha...seems appropriate.

Two wars, a financial crisis and that is one of the questions some douchebag asks at his first press conference. What a freaking joke.

What a great speech! I don't think I have ever heard such a moving and heart touching display of compassion and word smithy. And the reference to Mrs Reagan was very nice, even though her husband nearly destroyed the world. Honestly I am sorry he can only be president for 8 years.

/channeling the idiots who voted for this PO(tu)S.

re: #137 musicman

Office of the President Elect!?!?!?! What song did they play when he came on stage? Any suggestions out there in Lizard Land?

Send in the clowns

it is just not possible to respect this person at all.

he is not fit for the job, in any way.
it doesn't matter how he is suited up, or fed meaningless platitudes to parrot, his vulgar offensive nature keeps rising to the top.

The Zero is such a class act/NOT!
I heard him say that. What an a$$wipe.
Treat that dumba$$ just like they treated President Bush. Don't let get away with anything.

I want a t-shirt that says:

OH NO, our President is a socialist. A take-off on the 'my president is Black' t-shirts.

Besides his snide camment about Nancy Reagan he said:

I have re-read some of Lincoln's writings, who's always an extraordinary inspiration.

Now I know Lincoln was an exceptional president but he also
shutdown newspapers that were critical of him with armed troops, and removed some rights from the states. I wonder what rights Obambam is going to remove from us.

The One(TM) says:''Yesterday I couldn't even spell Moonbat. Then, schizam, I are one, um, ah, ah, oh, I mean I are ''The One''(TM).
This man has NO shame.
He channels Marx all the time - sooner or later he's going to slip up and say it out loud.

re: #128 oneman

Somebody needs to buy this guy a sense of humor, stat.

Wouldn't help. The man is very cold.

re: #133 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

It's going to be four nasty, ugly years ahead of us.

And the MSM and moonbats will laugh right along with him. If I were W, I wouldn't even attend Obama's inauguration.

re: #139 Slumbering Behemoth

The press is gonna have a tough time managing all his verbal fumbles over the next four years.

The press will simply ignore them, the way it has been for the last 18 months.

re: #140 Ward Cleaver

She just passed away on Monday Hmmm...

By the way, that was the premonition I was speaking about several weeks ago before Obama went to Hawaii. I wished it hadn't come true.

re: #137 musicman

Office of the President Elect!?!?!?! What song did they play when he came on stage? Any suggestions out there in Lizard Land?

I nominate...

re: #110 Leonidas Hoplite

He isn't going to get asked any tough questions. The media is going to do their level best to cover for him.

heard that today, evidently my Tingly Legs has determined its his job as a "journalist" to make this a smooth presidency.

re: #78 imploder

don't worry .She'll be well looked after

re: #142 jcm

I think 2 years. Obama, Reid and Pelosi are going to overstep badly. In '10 both houses are back in (R) hands.

I wish I could be that optimistic but I think we're in for a permanent Democratic majority.

how much has the market dropped since he started talking?

I think this was more of a "gaffe" than a "cheap shot" -- but it was a really, REALLY big gaffe.

re: #148 Aviator

Send in the clowns

Noted while picking self up off the floor from laugher. I will compile a list. Keep them coming lizards.

His comment about Nancy Reagan indicates that he is still under the delusion that he can force the world not to say anything awful about his awful wife while he, with impunity flips off other's wives. Good luck little man.

re: #116 imploder

haha! Me too. She's stateside, but was in training all week in Texas so she was comm-out. I heard from her on Monday and from then on I've been getting lectured by my 10-year old daughter. But she goes to bed at 2100.

Your daughter sounds like mine - she's 4 and already believes she's in charge.

re: #105 SummerSong

Obama said the new puppy will have to be hypoallergenic.

So, are we talking poodle here? Haha...seems appropriate.

There is an attempt to breed a less allergenic dog, it's a mix between a standard Poodle and a Labrador Retriever, and I think it's called a Labradoodle.

Google it if you dare. I'm an owner and lover of Labrador Retrievers, and I don't think the One has the empathy to own such a loving breed.

The Poodle would probably work out OK.

He also went out of his way to refer to the current administration as a "lame duck". He must have said it three or four times. He is a naked brute and has freedom in the sights of his gun.

re: #59 IgofAntioch

Could you imagine the outcry from the MSM if McCain had said something about Hillary Clinton talking to Eleanor Roosevelt's spirit?

I think there's even more to it than that. Nancy Reagan lost her husband - it was a shot at them both.

Would he have made a seance crack about a Kennedy?

It was nice to see the media asking Obama had hitting questions like, "what type of dog are you thinking about getting?"

re: #137 musicman

Office of the President Elect!?!?!?! What song did they play when he came on stage? Any suggestions out there in Lizard Land?

Don't you come around here
handing me none of your lies

Here's a quarter ...

Let's see who gets the blame for his low approval ratings. They are coming, believe me.

re: #137 musicman

Office of the President Elect!?!?!?! What song did they play when he came on stage? Any suggestions out there in Lizard Land?

"It's The End of The World (as we know it)" - REM

"Barrytown" - Steely Dan

re: #99 Intrepid

If he is this crass during both his campaign (flipping off both Hillary and John McCain) and this period before he is inaugurated, just imagine how bad he will be as POTUS.

He'll be engaging in "Pull my finger" jokes at G8 summits and the strategic placement of whoopie cushions in his first audience with the Queen of England, just mark my words.

If one person in this World can cut B0 down to size with a glance then its our Queen. She even had Pres.Bush quaking in his shoes when he told a joke (or so he said ...).
Queenie knows how to deal with thugs - she's had to meet quite a few of them in her lifetime.
Oh - and should B0 dare to behave in this thuggish way to our Queen, he'll lose the whole of Britain in one fell swoop - from Gord down to the last pensioner.

re: #159 Eowyn2

heard that today, evidently my Tingly Legs has determined its his job as a "journalist" to make this a smooth presidency.

I heard that yesterday On Hugh Hewitt's show. What an asshole. He's spent the last eight years trying to torpedo Bush's presidency.

Man, I hope the ghost of Reagan haunts his every sleeping moment at the White House.

Way to stay cool, BHO. What are you, a tough guy? Gonna take on Nancy Reagan? Wow. That's quite the pair you've got there, Barry...

re: #151 steve

Besides his snide camment about Nancy Reagan he said:

I have re-read some of Lincoln's writings, who's always an extraordinary inspiration.

Now I know Lincoln was an exceptional president but he also
shutdown newspapers that were critical of him with armed troops, and removed some rights from the states. I wonder what rights Obambam is going to remove from us.

That statement requires a link. If it's true, I'd suspect it happened during a national emergency. Hmmm, what was going on during Lincoln? Bueller? Anyone?

re: #173 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

"It's The End of The World (as we know it)" - REM

"Barrytown" - Steely Dan

Both are excellent choices.

re: #142 jcm

I think 2 years. Obama, Reid and Pelosi are going to overstep badly. In '10 both houses are back in (R) hands.

Let's just hope that Dear Leader and Ol' Plugs keep showing their asses and that the GOP focuses on their lack of class and respect (among other things) and gets back on the fiscal responsibility track so we can take Congress back in 2010.

Like the son of a bitch he is, Dear Leader needs to be neutered as not to inflict permanent damage on the country.

re: #158 cblesz

Kookservative conspiracy theories should be posted on other blogs, not here.

re: #161 joncelli

I wish I could be that optimistic but I think we're in for a permanent Democratic majority.

Somehow I don't think so. After the economy tanks and the tax rates rise to Jimmy Carter levels, I get the feeling that even the bottom-feeding idiots who voted this bunch into power will be sick of them. The only thing that might throw a wrench in the works is if the people really HAVE become socialist adorers - but then we've got bigger problems than a permanent Democratic majority.

Still waiting for his Columbia grades.

Still waiting for the LA Times tape.

He would need a seance to channel Jimmy C, whose been brain dead for years.

re: #151 steve

Besides his snide camment about Nancy Reagan he said:

I have re-read some of Lincoln's writings, who's always an extraordinary inspiration.

Now I know Lincoln was an exceptional president but he also
shutdown newspapers that were critical of him with armed troops, and removed some rights from the states. I wonder what rights Obambam is going to remove from us.

Once the 1st and 2nd Ammendments are gone, the rest will fall easily.

WTF! Obama's arrogance is out of control... check this:

The picture at Drudge has Obama at an official looking podium featuring the label "Office of the President Elect"

There is no such "office" in the US Constitution!

But if you google ""Office of the President Elect" you find this page at Wikipedia President Elect. The page has a nice description of the conept of the president elect,

A President-elect is a political candidate who has been elected president but who has not yet taken office, as it is still occupied by the outgoing president.

Then way down at the bottom is this "external link":

Office of the President-Elect (United States of America), which takes you to... wait for it...

Obama's Change.gov website!

The Obamanites have just invented a new office of the US gov't undefined in the US Constitution. That's fucking "Change" alright!

Hey, welcome to the big leagues? I guess Obama and Bertelscomi might get along?

re: #152 Tarheel

TPFKAB. The President Formerly Known As Barry. Or The Politician Famously Keeping Alinsky Bible.

re: #163 Throbert McGee

I think this was more of a "gaffe" than a "cheap shot" -- but it was a really, REALLY big gaffe.

It could have been worse, Joe Biden could have been answering the questions.

re: #139 Slumbering Behemoth

Considering the astrologer part, it's probably not too much of a stretch to include a seance or two, but I've never heard such.

Still, not a classy jab, it sounded like something cut (and tossed) from an '80s SNL script. He could have just as easily invoked the name of that mystic on that's always on Montell's show, but he went with Nancy. Ugh.

The press is gonna have a tough time managing all his verbal fumbles over the next four years.

Well even if it's true, he thought it was cute to pick on a sick lady.

I don't think I can stand years of listening to a " reverend speak " president. Do you suppose he'll speak to world leaders sounding like MLK.

re: #166 Leonidas Hoplite

Your daughter sounds like mine - she's 4 and already believes she's in charge.

I placate my 10-year old with a horse to ride. She's freakin' smart as a whip she is. But way too fragile. I'm trying to toughen her up. She gets that from her mother.

re: #110 Leonidas Hoplite

He isn't going to get asked any tough questions. The media is going to do their level best to cover for him.

For now - and he cannot assume that the foreign press will be so lickspittle if something goes wrong.

re: #181 Sharmuta

Kookservative conspiracy theories should be posted on other blogs, not here.

Reeelax...can't take a joke...chill out...being a bit sensitive...there are other sites for that, too.

re: #177 Colonel1961

Way to stay cool, BHO. What are you, a tough guy? Gonna take on Nancy Reagan? Wow. That's quite the pair you've got there, Barry...

Indeed- it takes a big man to insult an elderly woman with a broken hip.

re: #158 cblesz

Um, yes...why? We really think she passed on the eve of the election?

You run out of tin foil for your headgear?

re: #176 RightLogic

Man, I hope the ghost of Reagan haunts his every sleeping moment at the White House.

Funny noises in the night. Whispers of, "There you go again."

I blame the teleprompter.

This is what happens when "we" elect basically young people to high office. The man is what 47 years old? His generation (and mine) have no sense of respect for our senior citizens and have no sense of decorum or decency. He knew exactly what he was saying and knew it would please the crowd-his loyal followers the press.

He is a complete embarassment.

And a message to all those who think he will govern to the center...get your heads out of your arses. He is a Marxist will shoot for the Marxist stars and hope to hit the Marxist moon.

re: #161 joncelli

I wish I could be that optimistic but I think we're in for a permanent Democratic majority.

I used to think that, too. Then 1994 came along.

Why is there no link for Obama's Nancy Reagan seance joke?
He apparently made the joke at a press conference, so shouldn't there be a link to a reliable source?
I Googled briefly but couldn't find a source link.
Anyone seen one?

re: #179 Ward Cleaver

Both are excellent choices.

I just took a good look at the lyrics from "Barrytown" - it's a perfect choice!

I'm not one to look behind I know that times must change

But over there in Barrytown they do things very strange

And though you're not my enemy

I like things like they used to be

And though you'd like some company

I'm standing by myself

Go play with someone else

I can see by what you carry that you come from Barrytown

Don't believe I'm taken in by stories I have heard

I just read the Daily News and swear by every word

And don't think that I'm out of line

For speaking out for what is mine

I'd like to see you do just fine

But look at what you wear

And the way you cut your hair

I can see by what you carry that you come from Barrytown

In the beginning we recall that the word was hurled

Barrytown people got to be from another world

Leave me or I'll be just like the others you will meet

They won't act as kindly if they see you on the street

And don't you scream or make a shout

It's nothing you can do about

It was there where you came out

It's a special lack of grace

I can see it in your face

I can see by what you carry that you come from Barrytown

re: #143 Who Watches the Watchmen?

Two words: memory hole

Oh, to be sure, there will be plenty of that. What I'm thinking is that they'll be stuck with "Our Dear Leader keeps making all these speeches, and we've got all this footage, but how can we edit down all this stuff without it looking like an episode of 'The Sopranos' on PaxTV? Our Dear Leader can't open his mouth without saying something stupid".

I am getting the feeling that we won't be seeing that much of BHO talking on TV over the next four years.

re: #197 Ward Cleaver

Funny noises in the night. Whispers of, "There you go again."

hopefully I can dry off this keyboard.

So this is what he means by coming together and working in unity. To hell with you then.

re: #199 poof

This is what happens when "we" elect basically young people to high office. The man is what 47 years old? His generation (and mine) have no sense of respect for our senior citizens and have no sense of decorum or decency. He knew exactly what he was saying and knew it would please the crowd-his loyal followers the press.

He is a complete embarassment.

And a message to all those who think he will govern to the center...get your heads out of your arses. He is a Marxist will shoot for the Marxist stars and hope to hit the Marxist moon.

His emotional age is 16.

re: #201 Spare O'Lake

Why is there no link for Obama's Nancy Reagan seance joke?
He apparently made the joke at a press conference, so shouldn't there be a link to a reliable source?
I Googled briefly but couldn't find a source link.
Anyone seen one?

See [Link: www.politico.com...]

I'm looking forward to all the Obamaisms calendars. ///

re: #173 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

"It's The End of The World (as we know it)" - REM

"Barrytown" - Steely Dan

Our local radio station in Tulsa was playing this on Wednesday morning. I almost fell out of the shower when I heard it!

re: #192 imploder

I placate my 10-year old with a horse to ride. She's freakin' smart as a whip she is. But way too fragile. I'm trying to toughen her up. She gets that from her mother.

Guys might think we females are fragile but wait until she hits 14, you're gonna really find out where the horse droppings are.

re: #204 imploder

hopefully I can dry off this keyboard.

Glad I could be of service.

re: #183 Spiritualized

Still waiting for his Columbia grades.

Still waiting for the LA Times tape.

and his medical records too, right?

re: #199 poof

This is what happens when "we" elect basically young people to high office. The man is what 47 years old? His generation (and mine) have no sense of respect for our senior citizens and have no sense of decorum or decency. He knew exactly what he was saying and knew it would please the crowd-his loyal followers the press.

He is a complete embarassment.

And a message to all those who think he will govern to the center...get your heads out of your arses. He is a Marxist will shoot for the Marxist stars and hope to hit the Marxist moon.

Speak for yourself. I'm 42 and I revere my elders. Sometimes my Dad gets under my skin, but he knows which buttons to push.

re: #194 cblesz

Reeelax...can't take a joke...chill out...being a bit sensitive...there are other sites for that, too.

If you're throwing sarcasm out, a / would be nice...otherwise, FOAD.

re: #201 Spare O'Lake

Video: Obama on seances and talking to ex-presidents

re: #201 Spare O'Lake

Why is there no link for Obama's Nancy Reagan seance joke?
He apparently made the joke at a press conference, so shouldn't there be a link to a reliable source?
I Googled briefly but couldn't find a source link.
Anyone seen one?

Thanks for the vote of confidence.

/

Well, here's something we can do: if His Majesty condescends to give public speeches (something tells me they're going to get a lot less frequent from here on out), we can all good-naturedly heckle express our opinions to him using our best Ronald Reagan impressions:

Welll, Mr. President, there you go again!

OT: appropriate to the topics of the day - a little Hank, Jr.

Its gonna be a F"N mess when some of these people get BUYERS regret...

re: #174 yma o hyd

A friend of mine from the Blackpool area was vacationing in a spot that is close to one of the Queen's estates. One day she was looking through a small shop and accidentally bumped into an older lady, apologized, and noticed she looked quite a lot like Queen Elizabeth, and said so to the lady.

The response - a wee smile and "Well dear, that's reassuring".

It was the Queen, my friend found out later.

re: #161 joncelli

I wish I could be that optimistic but I think we're in for a permanent Democratic majority.

Never give in, never give up.

From Reagan's A Time for Choosing, October 27, 1964

Not too long ago two friends of mine were talking to a Cuban refugee, a businessman who had escaped from Castro, and in the midst of his story one of my friends turned to the other and said, "We don't know how lucky we are." And the Cuban stopped and said, "How lucky you are! I had someplace to escape to." In that sentence he told us the entire story. If we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape to

We stand.
Here.
Now.
And fight.
There is nowhere to go.
We exhaust every political, rhetorical, and legal means at our disposal.

re: #215 talon_262

If you're throwing sarcasm out, a / would be nice...otherwise, FOAD.

Well, that is surely mature.

re: #209 SagamoreGal

Real classy there, SG...

Has the media shown Chairman Zero meeting President Bush yet? I'm wondering if Zero would actually shake Bush's unclean Republican hands? Rudely refusing to shake Bush's hand would probably earn him bonus points among his disciples.

re: #163 Throbert McGee

I think this was more of a "gaffe" than a "cheap shot" -- but it was a really, REALLY big gaffe.

Right. And desperately needing to scratch his nose and mouth with his middle finger while talking about both Hillary Clinton and John McCain on three separate occasions qualify as "gaffes", too. Coincidentally using the words "lipstick" and "pig" in regard to the McCain/Palin ticket was just an accident.

I've been saying for months that this guy has the maturity of a fifth-grader, and he just keeps convincing me how correct that impression really is.

And the left, in a perpetual state of arrested development, thinks this degradation of the office is hilarious.

re: #167 imploder

There is an attempt to breed a less allergenic dog, it's a mix between a standard Poodle and a Labrador Retriever, and I think it's called a Labradoodle.

Google it if you dare. I'm an owner and lover of Labrador Retrievers, and I don't think the One has the empathy to own such a loving breed.

The Poodle would probably work out OK.

How much luck would he have in finding one at an animal shelter?

*I have heard of them!

re: #46 KingKenrod

Hillary was the seance queen. Nancy Reagan consulted an astrologer.

Politically, this was a moronic thing to say. I thought Obama was smarter than this?

Nope, he's not...

re: #223 cblesz

Well, that is surely mature.

Well, thank you...

/

(See how that works...amazing, ain't it?)

re: #197 Ward Cleaver

Funny noises in the night. Whispers of, "There you go again."

hahaahhahahahahahahahaa

Anyone who was pontificating so mightily in the past 2 days about how this is our president now and deserves respect want to rethink that position? At all?

re: #211 Eowyn2

Guys might think we females are fragile but wait until she hits 14, you're gonna really find out where the horse droppings are.

It'll be none-to-soon. I tell her, "don't worry about what Sally, Christy or What'shernutz thinks, you gotta, I mean you gotta concentrate!"

My wife accuses me of not being empathetic. Maybe. I'm blessed because she's a good student and a kid with a very good moral compass so far. I get the stink-eye when I say shit or something like that. It helps me be more gentlemanly, which is not my nature.

re: #161 joncelli

I wish I could be that optimistic but I think we're in for a permanent Democratic majority.

With the Republicans I've seen, I'm afraid you're right. We need more Coburns, Palins and Goodes (Virgil -- his name is more unique than Obama's).

But they need to start small. These wonderful retired military men (and women) who are looking to make a difference are being cynically recruited for big offices as first timers. State senates could be filled with these good folks.

We're going to have to bide our time and hope our country survives long enough to pull it back at least to some tiny semblance of individualism.

re: #167 imploder

There is an attempt to breed a less allergenic dog, it's a mix between a standard Poodle and a Labrador Retriever, and I think it's called a Labradoodle.

Google it if you dare. I'm an owner and lover of Labrador Retrievers, and I don't think the One has the empathy to own such a loving breed.

The Poodle would probably work out OK.

We meet one in the park everyday - they are really sweet, but they are huge, and need a lot of exercise, not something anybody could give him in the White House.
I shall refrain from saying anything more about them having a dog - don't wanna get deleted ...

re: #199 poof

This is what happens when "we" elect basically young people to high office. The man is what 47 years old? His generation (and mine) have no sense of respect for our senior citizens and have no sense of decorum or decency. He knew exactly what he was saying and knew it would please the crowd-his loyal followers the press.

Sorry. 48 (almost 49) and I have the greatest respect for my elders. So do all of the people my age that I know. But thanks for playing.

re: #225 Pyrocles

Has the media shown Chairman Zero meeting President Bush yet? I'm
wondering if Zero would actually shake Bush's unclean Republican hands?
Rudely refusing to shake Bush's hand would probably earn him bonus
points among his disciples.

He'd shake his hand, then do his patented "middle-finger face scratch."

re: #190 Hobbes

Yes, it's true. No, it wasn't cute.

Things like this reveal the lack of a true father son relationship with an honorable older man. Can't even begin to imagine what Mr. DT would do if one of our kids made a disparaging remark like that.

Why did Cox and Forkum have to move on! Can you imagine the cartoons they could be doing for the next 4 years? Damn!

/knows they are onto bigger and better things, but still...

re: #138 Sol Roth

This is what naive, inexperienced, partisan socialists do. We will see more of the real Obama in the next four years. That anti-Reagan hate will spill over onto all of us on the right.

I'm envisioning a battlefield right now.

So say we all.

re: #43 lawhawk

Classy. Just classy. This is what we have to look forward to.

/should I buy shares of stock in Jack Daniels and Sam Adams?

More like Victory Gin.

Who Got To Ask Questions At The Obama Presser?
In order:

Nedra Pickler (AP), Lee Cowan (NBC), Jake Tapper (ABC), Chip Reid (CBS), Karen Bohan (Reuters), John McCormick (Chicago Tribune), Lynn Sweet (Chicago Sun-Times), Candy Crowley (CNN), Jeff Zeleny (New York Times).

Which network didn't get a question? Fox News.

I guess he is also afaid of foxes?

re: #217 Charles

Did you notice Obama's podium in the picture at Drudge:

"Office of the President-Elect"

There is no such office in the US Constitution. But this link at Wikipedia says there is, while linking to Obama's change.gov website. Obamanites have hacked the Constitution.

What an ugly little man he has shown himself to be.
Four years of this idiot. AAARRGH!

re: #46 KingKenrod

Yep, and the first known modern pres to bring metaphysics to the White house was FDR, who had a consulting astrologer, which is why the pres inauguration day was changed by him, at the astrologer's advice, from March 4th to Jan. 20.

The founding fathers, many of which, were Free Masons, set up the vote and inauguration dates to be 120 days (as in 120 degrees) apart from July 4th, the date of the Declaration of Independence, forming a trine, which portends "ease of energy flow and success of efforts" according to metaphysical and astrological tenets.

Can't wait to see what modern voodoo turns up in the WH in the months to come. Seances would be tame, by comparison to live chicken sacrifices with ritual drumming, burning incense (patchouli?), etc., but I am not familiar with the superstitious practices of the Luo in Kenya (yet).

We'll see, and if so, I'll probably be moved to scratch my left facial cheek w/ my right middle finger, as is BO's penchant at the podium while referencing his opposition, of late.

God speed, Nancy Reagan.

I have decided to put an small upside down american flag on my back window
on my truck.. we of the opposition should all do this to know thy friends
just sayin...

The upside down U.S. flag is an official signal of distress. It is not meant to be, and is not officially recognized as any type of disrespect when so displayed for the right reasons. To the contrary, here is the relevant part of the US Code of Laws regarding how to fly the flag when in distress:

re: #203 Slumbering Behemoth

A talented editor can make a street thug look like a scholar -- and that's exactly what they'll do. This is why we need citizen journalists out there getting their own video and audio so that our only source isn't the MSM.

re: #234 yma o hyd

We meet one in the park everyday - they are really sweet, but they are huge, and need a lot of exercise, not something anybody could give him in the White House.
I shall refrain from saying anything more about them having a dog - don't wanna get deleted ...

There are smaller versions of the Labradoddle, called F4's and F5's ( meaning fourth or fifth generation labradoodles), or Australian Labradoodles. They typically top out at about 20-25 pounds or so.

re: #197 Ward Cleaver

Funny noises in the night. Whispers of, "There you go again."

That's great! Wish I could ding you up more than 1.

re: #243 Kenneth

Did you notice Obama's podium in the picture at Drudge:

"Office of the President-Elect"

There is no such office in the US Constitution. But this link at Wikipedia says there is, while linking to Obama's change.gov website. Obamanites have hacked the Constitution.

In the past it was called "The Transition Team."

uh, um, uhh, hmm, can we have a recount, uh, umm, hmm, uh

re: #227 SummerSong

How much luck would he have in finding one at an animal shelter?

*I have heard of them!

I think you're going to have to find a breeder. FWIW, both breeds are highly intelligent and their bloodlines are diverse. It would probably make a very good mix. If you really want a dog but have allergies, this dog might work out. Google is your friend.

re: #216 justadot

Video: Obama on seances and talking to ex-presidents

Thanks.

Niiice job, Mr. President Elect! Did you not-so-subtly flip the bird to Nancy Reagan as well? You may has well have. Is this the new Obama salute? It is easier to carry out than that dopey hand ring held over the head number. It's also more recognizable; given that you're such a citizen of the world, and that everybody knows what it means, maybe we'll see other world leaders using it as well. Here's to change!

*out*

re: #167 imploder

There is an attempt to breed a less allergenic dog, it's a mix between a standard Poodle and a Labrador Retriever, and I think it's called a Labradoodle.

Google it if you dare. I'm an owner and lover of Labrador Retrievers, and I don't think the One has the empathy to own such a loving breed.

The Poodle would probably work out OK.

A Portugese Water Dog looks like a big poodle, but it has hair not fur, so limited allergens.

Obama, this is not a good way to start off your Presidency. You better get a clue quick.

this is nothing but expect-able

you should see the speech he and/or a top democrat was going to give had he lost

they basically wanted to secede from America

I know many of you want to take "the high road" with the thugs on the left but appeasement does not work with them

they have to be opposed
even harassed, hounded and litigated until they wince

signed, Adrenalyn
"be the opposition, not the oppressed"

APNewsBreak: Obama's aunt to fight to stay in US

[Link: www.breitbart.com...]

My money is on Auntie!

He's lucky Zombie Reagan wasn't lurking the premises.

Wow.. he really is that stupid..

by the grace of god, we won't have cities leveled..

"I don't believe in ghosts...but I am scared of them"

Mark Twain

re: #71 quickjustice

On the other hand, we've already had a President with a character like this. His name was Clinton.

Clinton, though, had many years of executive experience as Governor and Attorney General of Arkansas.

Obama. . .not so much.

I think Obama can (ie will) learn to curb his tongue a little more as POTUS, but that McCain bit about the Presidency not being "on the job training" is starting to bite.

I'm waiting for Biden's first press conference. That ought to be fun.

my first thought was that he was going to rip on hilary's eleanor roosevelt bullshit.

* BONK

re: #217 Charles

From Hot Air

WOW. I hope Nancy responds with a Rev Wright “faith” joke.

marklmail on November 7, 2008 at 4:04 PM

he has no sense of decorum or manners or civility.
a grown man, a pres. elect, no less, should know, like a rule of law, how inappropriate this is.
disrespecting an elderly citizen, a former first lady.

he is so fcking out of it, he has no idea why this is important, if not for mrs reagan, at least for his OWN image.

re: #233 kynna

With the Republicans I've seen, I'm afraid you're right. We need more Coburns, Palins and Goodes (Virgil -- his name is more unique than Obama's).

But they need to start small. These wonderful retired military men (and women) who are looking to make a difference are being cynically recruited for big offices as first timers. State senates could be filled with these good folks.

We're going to have to bide our time and hope our country survives long enough to pull it back at least to some tiny semblance of individualism.

Here's what I believe as a retired military member: we are using these later years to hopefully play catch-up in earnings and the like as compared to our civilian counterparts who have gained experience in the civilian realm and have progressed. For us, we get off the bus and there we are.

I'd appreciate a shot at getting a civilian job and building a second career, but I don't think I need the government to do that for me.

re: #231 jemima

unfortunately the rubbish that comes out of his mouth has nothing to do with the level of respect."you salute the rank not the person".He's the president