bitterlyclingin
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[He's probably right. When somebody writes that they were "Amazed at the media's readily apparent and seemingly non stop fellatio of Barack Obama" that goes right over our heads, but "Bumps in the road" we got that one. You betcha, we got that one!
"Let it be known that today was the day the oceans stopped rising and the planet began to heal" Cue: Crowd orgasm in unison right now. Begin throwing your underwear and other intimate garments onto the stage at this point]
"Because he's wicked smart or something
Via Beltway Confidential:
President Obamas campaign spokeswoman said shes concerned Obama will sound too professorial to resonate with the low-information voters tuning into the presidential campaign for the first time during this weeks debate.
[W]hat the American [people] are looking for is not just a professorial list of facts or accomplishments or even goals, Obama campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki said yesterday as part of her ongoing, almost-comical attempt to lower expectations going into the debates. She then lamented that Obama has a tendency to give longer, substantive answers.
Psakis concern that Professor Obama will appear during the debates is understandable given that he was the third-lowest-ranked lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School in 1999."
Obama Campaign Spokeswoman Worried He Will Be Too “Professional” Sounding During Debates For Bitter Clingers To Understand… | Weasel Zippers
"Let it be known that today was the day the oceans stopped rising and the planet began to heal" Cue: Crowd orgasm in unison right now. Begin throwing your underwear and other intimate garments onto the stage at this point]
"Because he's wicked smart or something
Via Beltway Confidential:
President Obamas campaign spokeswoman said shes concerned Obama will sound too professorial to resonate with the low-information voters tuning into the presidential campaign for the first time during this weeks debate.
[W]hat the American [people] are looking for is not just a professorial list of facts or accomplishments or even goals, Obama campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki said yesterday as part of her ongoing, almost-comical attempt to lower expectations going into the debates. She then lamented that Obama has a tendency to give longer, substantive answers.
Psakis concern that Professor Obama will appear during the debates is understandable given that he was the third-lowest-ranked lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School in 1999."
Obama Campaign Spokeswoman Worried He Will Be Too “Professional” Sounding During Debates For Bitter Clingers To Understand… | Weasel Zippers