heckuva job, dude

[del]

The Daily Show host was giving Obama a tough time about hiring the conventional and Clintonian Larry Summers as his top economic advisor.

"In fairness," the president replied defensively, "Larry Summers did a heckuva job."

"You don't want to use that phrase, dude," Stewart recommended with a laugh.

Dude. The indignity of a comedy show host calling the commander in chief "dude" pretty well captured the moment for Obama. He was making this first-ever appearance by a president on the Daily Show as part of a long-shot effort to rekindle the spirit of '08. In the Daily Show, Obama had a friendly host and an even friendlier crowd.

But, as in his MTV appearance a couple of weeks ago, Obama didn't try to connect with his youthful audience. He was serious and defensive, pointing a finger at his host several times as he quarreled with the premise of a question.

On the Daily Show, Obama is the last laugh

an empty suit's empty suit speaks

 

[Dr Grump]

it's funny...it was shown down here...everybody is saying how good he looked, spoke etc...shrug....

 

[Douger]

Don;t even try, nitwit................
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO2xi0uLnj8[/ame]

 

[dilloduck]

it's funny...it was shown down here...everybody is saying how good he looked, spoke etc...shrug....

Hey--your aborigines look pretty good from this distance too.

 

[del]

it's funny...it was shown down here...everybody is saying how good he looked, spoke etc...shrug....

that doesn't seem to be the general impression here from what i've read in right wing rags like WaPo.

i can't wait for his appearance on mythbusters.

 

[jillian]

it's funny...it was shown down here...everybody is saying how good he looked, spoke etc...shrug....

that doesn't seem to be the general impression here from what i've read in right wing rags like WaPo.

i can't wait for his appearance on mythbusters.

perhaps you should have actually watched it instead of getting your opinion from the guy who put together snippets of quotes back in 2008 to show that obama was 'presumptuous' and who covered clinton for the new republic and who suggested hillary clinton should drink 'mad bitch beer'???

i think i'll pass on dana milbank's *opinion*

 

[Revere]

I watched the whole thing. Stewart made him look like an ass, and he must have known he was doing it, and didn't care.

 

[del]

it's funny...it was shown down here...everybody is saying how good he looked, spoke etc...shrug....

that doesn't seem to be the general impression here from what i've read in right wing rags like WaPo.

i can't wait for his appearance on mythbusters.

perhaps you should have actually watched it instead of getting your opinion from the guy who put together snippets of quotes back in 2008 to show that obama was 'presumptuous' and who covered clinton for the new republic and who suggested hillary clinton should drink 'mad bitch beer'???

i think i'll pass on dana milbank's *opinion*

for a man with such highly trumpeted political and oratorical skills to utter the phrase "heckuva job" in relation to his own appointee is just too damn funny, as stewart pointed out. i guess it's hard to see the humor when things aren't working out as planned.

i'll definitely watch him on mythbusters.

you won't be able to tear me away.

mythbusters- you can't make this stuff up

 

[RadiomanATL]

I can stomach, barely, POTUS appearing on the Daily Show. It's at least a topical show focused on current events.

But MythBusters? How un-presidential can you get? What's next? Top Gear? Dirty Jobs?

 

[Samson]

What's wrong with saying "Heckuva Job?"

Fer christssakes, I say "heckuva" all the goddamn time, and I'm fuckkin proud of it!!

Fuckin' John Stewart and his Elitist Punk Ass.

 

[jillian]

that doesn't seem to be the general impression here from what i've read in right wing rags like WaPo.

i can't wait for his appearance on mythbusters.

perhaps you should have actually watched it instead of getting your opinion from the guy who put together snippets of quotes back in 2008 to show that obama was 'presumptuous' and who covered clinton for the new republic and who suggested hillary clinton should drink 'mad bitch beer'???

i think i'll pass on dana milbank's *opinion*

for a man with such highly trumpeted political and oratorical skills to utter the phrase "heckuva job" in relation to his own appointee is just too damn funny, as stewart pointed out. i guess it's hard to see the humor when things aren't working out as planned.

i'll definitely watch him on mythbusters.

you won't be able to tear me away.

mythbusters- you can't make this stuff up

you know what.... i think it's really cool that my son is going to get to see the president on mythbusters.

as for him saying heckuvajob, the only reason it was jokeworthy was because baby bush used it in reference to brownie who most certainly DID NOT do a heckuvajob...

but it's kind of funny to see people get cranky about it.

 

[jillian]

I can stomach, barely, POTUS appearing on the Daily Show. It's at least a topical show focused on current events.

But MythBusters? How un-presidential can you get? What's next? Top Gear? Dirty Jobs?

don't you be hating on mike rowe.

 

[Sherry]

I can stomach, barely, POTUS appearing on the Daily Show. It's at least a topical show focused on current events.

But MythBusters? How un-presidential can you get? What's next? Top Gear? Dirty Jobs?

Biggest Loser

 

[del]

perhaps you should have actually watched it instead of getting your opinion from the guy who put together snippets of quotes back in 2008 to show that obama was 'presumptuous' and who covered clinton for the new republic and who suggested hillary clinton should drink 'mad bitch beer'???

i think i'll pass on dana milbank's *opinion*

for a man with such highly trumpeted political and oratorical skills to utter the phrase "heckuva job" in relation to his own appointee is just too damn funny, as stewart pointed out. i guess it's hard to see the humor when things aren't working out as planned.

i'll definitely watch him on mythbusters.

you won't be able to tear me away.

mythbusters- you can't make this stuff up

you know what.... i think it's really cool that my son is going to get to see the president on mythbusters.

as for him saying heckuvajob, the only reason it was jokeworthy was because baby bush used it in reference to brownie who most certainly DID NOT do a heckuvajob...

but it's kind of funny to see people get cranky about it.

of the two of us, i'm not the cranky one. i think it's funny as hell.

and obama on mythbusters has more ironic permutations than i can count; wild horses won't be able to tear me away.

just sayin

 

[Synthaholic]

It's funny how the teabagging wingnuts are getting a case of the vapors over Stewart calling President Obama 'dude', while they are simultaneously at shitkicker festivals with signs calling President Obama 'Nazi', 'Hitler', 'Communist', 'Socialist'.

Hypocrites. But we already knew that.

 

[del]

It's funny how the teabagging wingnuts are getting a case of the vapors over Stewart calling President Obama 'dude', while they are simultaneously at shitkicker festivals with signs calling President Obama 'Nazi', 'Hitler', 'Communist', 'Socialist'.

Hypocrites. But we already knew that.

it's funny how you assign random meanings to words.

delusional. but we already knew that.

 

[Synthaholic]

That's nice, del.

 

[Revere]

It's funny how the teabagging wingnuts are getting a case of the vapors over Stewart calling President Obama 'dude', while they are simultaneously at shitkicker festivals with signs calling President Obama 'Nazi', 'Hitler', 'Communist', 'Socialist'.

Hypocrites. But we already knew that.

Stewart humiliated him and knew full well he was and it did not matter to him.

 

[Douger]

The Daily Show host was giving Obama a tough time about hiring the conventional and Clintonian Larry Summers as his top economic advisor.

"In fairness," the president replied defensively, "Larry Summers did a heckuva job."

"You don't want to use that phrase, dude," Stewart recommended with a laugh.

Dude. The indignity of a comedy show host calling the commander in chief "dude" pretty well captured the moment for Obama. He was making this first-ever appearance by a president on the Daily Show as part of a long-shot effort to rekindle the spirit of '08. In the Daily Show, Obama had a friendly host and an even friendlier crowd.

But, as in his MTV appearance a couple of weeks ago, Obama didn't try to connect with his youthful audience. He was serious and defensive, pointing a finger at his host several times as he quarreled with the premise of a question.

On the Daily Show, Obama is the last laugh

an empty suit's empty suit speaks

He coulda said ' WTF U B talkin boot, nigga ?

 

[RadiomanATL]

I can stomach, barely, POTUS appearing on the Daily Show. It's at least a topical show focused on current events.

But MythBusters? How un-presidential can you get? What's next? Top Gear? Dirty Jobs?

don't you be hating on mike rowe.

You know he is a classically trained operatic singer?