Well YEAH in the sense they look one hell of a lot better than you, you disrespectful cretin.
Video here. That jerk-of-the-thumb motion is a nice touch.
This is the mindset that made the Benghazi disaster possible, I’m thinking. And I’ll tell you why I think that: In public at least, President Obama has shown a borderline-obsession of sorts with decisions that, assuming they are indeed coming after some lengthy status quo of doing things the opposite way, you could make a plausible case that what came before is boneheaded moronic pig-iron stupid. If only you could make such an observation, that whoever came before thought it was a great idea to do things the other way. This is a pretty good example, right here. For generations parents have worried about their kids “having the common sense to come in out of the rain.” So this isn’t the first time we’ve seen President Obama investing all this pride in the meaningless, little things. It isn’t even a judgment call, really, it’s just an insult wrapped up in a straw-man argument, against nobody in particular: It would be an idiotic move, wouldn’t it, to have a couple of statesmen in expensive suits standing out there getting soaked to the skin.
I don’t think Obama wanted to stay dry, quite so much as He wanted yet another chance to play the part of the late-coming voice of reason. Hey! Leaders of the free world shouldn’t be getting so wet that they look like they swam laps with their clothes on! Once again — I agree with Him, assuming there was some disagreement about exactly that. But once again, I don’t think there was.
If only our President were so decisive about the bigger things. The tougher things, where both sides of the issue can make some legitimate arguments.
Alright, He does that too. Not with “let’s go help those people in Benghazi.” But, “Planned Parenthood is here to stay.” So that’s a bit more of a delicate and convoluted judgment call. But, that example isn’t a good one, since the lefty ideological position is crystal-clear.
So He can be a late-coming voice of reason just splashing all the rest of us in the face with a cold sprinkling of common sense…so we stop acting all dumb & goofy, since we’ve never seen any other way to be until our new Holy Prophet came along…or, He can be an ideological warrior.
Sure wish He knew how to actually lead. That’s four good Americans who’d still be alive today.
I sense Obama is losing His touch for P.R., as well. Since we’re going to be needing a five dollar coin pretty soon, maybe this is the image that should go on it. Talk about tone-deaf. He really did think this would be a good image, didn’t He? Just amazing.
Maybe I can float that one as an idea, just to see how far it gets. Think they’ll get an artist commissioned before they figure out this might be another backfire in the making?
That picture is proof that we have absolutely the most amazing military in human history: those magnificent young men in the rain, holding Binky’s brolly for him with dignity and quiet forbearance. When I think of the Absentee in Chief I fret; when I think that this country still produces Marines like this, I am reassured.
- nightfly | 05/17/2013 @ 10:32
Greg Gutfeld (para)
How nice that the Marines stand behind, and cover, The President. Too bad it’s not reciprical.
- CaptDMO | 05/17/2013 @ 14:54
I noticed one thing. It did not seem Obongo could remember who was standing next to him. Notice the verbal stumble? Um, the, um, our, um, prime minister there. Never used his name. Was Barry loaded? I have seen that kind of verbal stumble among those who have a non-alcoholic load on.
- R Daneel | 05/19/2013 @ 08:23
Well YEAH in the sense they look one hell of a lot better than you, you disrespectful cretin.
Video here. That jerk-of-the-thumb motion is a nice touch.
This is the mindset that made the Benghazi disaster possible, I’m thinking. And I’ll tell you why I think that: In public at least, President Obama has shown a borderline-obsession of sorts with decisions that, assuming they are indeed coming after some lengthy status quo of doing things the opposite way, you could make a plausible case that what came before is boneheaded moronic pig-iron stupid. If only you could make such an observation, that whoever came before thought it was a great idea to do things the other way. This is a pretty good example, right here. For generations parents have worried about their kids “having the common sense to come in out of the rain.” So this isn’t the first time we’ve seen President Obama investing all this pride in the meaningless, little things. It isn’t even a judgment call, really, it’s just an insult wrapped up in a straw-man argument, against nobody in particular: It would be an idiotic move, wouldn’t it, to have a couple of statesmen in expensive suits standing out there getting soaked to the skin.
I don’t think Obama wanted to stay dry, quite so much as He wanted yet another chance to play the part of the late-coming voice of reason. Hey! Leaders of the free world shouldn’t be getting so wet that they look like they swam laps with their clothes on! Once again — I agree with Him, assuming there was some disagreement about exactly that. But once again, I don’t think there was.
If only our President were so decisive about the bigger things. The tougher things, where both sides of the issue can make some legitimate arguments.
Alright, He does that too. Not with “let’s go help those people in Benghazi.” But, 
“Planned Parenthood is here to stay.” So that’s a bit more of a delicate and convoluted judgment call. But, that example isn’t a good one, since the lefty ideological position is crystal-clear.
So He can be a late-coming voice of reason just splashing all the rest of us in the face with a cold sprinkling of common sense…so we stop acting all dumb & goofy, since we’ve never seen any other way to be until our new Holy Prophet came along…or, He can be an ideological warrior.
Sure wish He knew how to actually lead. That’s four good Americans who’d still be alive today.
I sense Obama is losing His touch for P.R., as well. Since we’re going to be needing a five dollar coin pretty soon, maybe this is the image that should go on it. Talk about tone-deaf. He really did think this would be a good image, didn’t He? Just amazing.
Maybe I can float that one as an idea, just to see how far it gets. Think they’ll get an artist commissioned before they figure out this might be another backfire in the making?
That picture is proof that we have absolutely the most amazing military in human history: those magnificent young men in the rain, holding Binky’s brolly for him with dignity and quiet forbearance. When I think of the Absentee in Chief I fret; when I think that this country still produces Marines like this, I am reassured.
- nightfly | 05/17/2013 @ 10:32
Greg Gutfeld (para)
How nice that the Marines stand behind, and cover, The President. Too bad it’s not reciprical.
- CaptDMO | 05/17/2013 @ 14:54
I noticed one thing. It did not seem Obongo could remember who was standing next to him. Notice the verbal stumble? Um, the, um, our, um, prime minister there. Never used his name. Was Barry loaded? I have seen that kind of verbal stumble among those who have a non-alcoholic load on.
- R Daneel | 05/19/2013 @ 08:23