RW pundits freak out after Obama press conference...the hate goes on...

[francoHFW]

"By most measures, President Obama’s post-election press conference went pretty well yesterday afternoon. He laid out some short-term priorities; he talked up areas of possible compromise; he made the case for national optimism; and the president made clear there were some areas of policy where he just won’t be able to accommodate far-right demands.
Four years ago at this time, the Beltway panned Obama’s post-midterm comments, but yesterday, the president seemed to handle himself pretty well.
That is, unless you’re in the Republican media, which seemed to collectively freak out in response to the White House press conference.
Right-wing media reacted with disbelief and outrage at President Obama’s post-election speech, in which he said he intends to cooperate with Republicans – despite Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell making the same claim earlier the same day.
As Alexandrea Boguhn noted, the conservative pundits’ reactions were over the top, even by their standards. Fox News’ Sean Hannity whined about Obama’s “breathtaking arrogance.” Erick Erickson, without a hint of irony, called the president a “petulant man child” who gave “the middle finger” to Americans.” Drudge said Obama intends to “do whatever he wants anyway” because Republicans “won’t arrest him.” Another Fox News contributor concluded, simply, “Obama’s insane.”'

Conservative media flip out after Obama press conference MSNBC

RWers just can't go too far for the base...ay caramba.

 

[R.D.]

He said tribal! Is that racist

 

[Hossfly]

"By most measures, President Obama’s post-election press conference went pretty well yesterday afternoon. He laid out some short-term priorities; he talked up areas of possible compromise; he made the case for national optimism; and the president made clear there were some areas of policy where he just won’t be able to accommodate far-right demands.
Four years ago at this time, the Beltway panned Obama’s post-midterm comments, but yesterday, the president seemed to handle himself pretty well.
That is, unless you’re in the Republican media, which seemed to collectively freak out in response to the White House press conference.
Right-wing media reacted with disbelief and outrage at President Obama’s post-election speech, in which he said he intends to cooperate with Republicans – despite Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell making the same claim earlier the same day.
As Alexandrea Boguhn noted, the conservative pundits’ reactions were over the top, even by their standards. Fox News’ Sean Hannity whined about Obama’s “breathtaking arrogance.” Erick Erickson, without a hint of irony, called the president a “petulant man child” who gave “the middle finger” to Americans.” Drudge said Obama intends to “do whatever he wants anyway” because Republicans “won’t arrest him.” Another Fox News contributor concluded, simply, “Obama’s insane.”'

Conservative media flip out after Obama press conference MSNBC

RWers just can't go too far for the base...ay caramba.

You can scrape off your Obama bumper stickers.
Vote Republican

 

[TheOldSchool]

Stick it to em Obama. Your priority should be to make them a 1 term majority

 

[AmericanFirst]

"By most measures, President Obama’s post-election press conference went pretty well yesterday afternoon. He laid out some short-term priorities; he talked up areas of possible compromise; he made the case for national optimism; and the president made clear there were some areas of policy where he just won’t be able to accommodate far-right demands.
Four years ago at this time, the Beltway panned Obama’s post-midterm comments, but yesterday, the president seemed to handle himself pretty well.
That is, unless you’re in the Republican media, which seemed to collectively freak out in response to the White House press conference.
Right-wing media reacted with disbelief and outrage at President Obama’s post-election speech, in which he said he intends to cooperate with Republicans – despite Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell making the same claim earlier the same day.
As Alexandrea Boguhn noted, the conservative pundits’ reactions were over the top, even by their standards. Fox News’ Sean Hannity whined about Obama’s “breathtaking arrogance.” Erick Erickson, without a hint of irony, called the president a “petulant man child” who gave “the middle finger” to Americans.” Drudge said Obama intends to “do whatever he wants anyway” because Republicans “won’t arrest him.” Another Fox News contributor concluded, simply, “Obama’s insane.”'

Conservative media flip out after Obama press conference MSNBC

RWers just can't go too far for the base...ay caramba.

Wrong again, idiot.

 

[Stephanie]

you poor things people criticized their Dear wonderful leader acting like a petulant child thug ...You all need tissues? waaa

You know if he got a clue and just stayed out of our faces all the time he might not get hated on for the hate he spreads

 

[CrusaderFrank]

derp derp Derp DERP War on Wimmen derp derp Derp DERPA DERP War on da Negro! derp derp derp derp DERP DERPA

 

[tinydancer]

Of course you would think that the press conference went well.



Your link is to MSNBC.

 

[Papageorgio]

"By most measures, President Obama’s post-election press conference went pretty well yesterday afternoon. He laid out some short-term priorities; he talked up areas of possible compromise; he made the case for national optimism; and the president made clear there were some areas of policy where he just won’t be able to accommodate far-right demands.
Four years ago at this time, the Beltway panned Obama’s post-midterm comments, but yesterday, the president seemed to handle himself pretty well.
That is, unless you’re in the Republican media, which seemed to collectively freak out in response to the White House press conference.
Right-wing media reacted with disbelief and outrage at President Obama’s post-election speech, in which he said he intends to cooperate with Republicans – despite Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell making the same claim earlier the same day.
As Alexandrea Boguhn noted, the conservative pundits’ reactions were over the top, even by their standards. Fox News’ Sean Hannity whined about Obama’s “breathtaking arrogance.” Erick Erickson, without a hint of irony, called the president a “petulant man child” who gave “the middle finger” to Americans.” Drudge said Obama intends to “do whatever he wants anyway” because Republicans “won’t arrest him.” Another Fox News contributor concluded, simply, “Obama’s insane.”'

Conservative media flip out after Obama press conference MSNBC

RWers just can't go too far for the base...ay caramba.

Another sore loser temper tantrum from Franco and MSNBC, poor babies have their panties all in a wad.

 

[bendog]

The Keynian Muslim let's no opportunity to rub salt in wounds get past him. Dividing us on race again. (-:

Obama awards Medal of Honor for Civil War heroism Watch the video - Yahoo News

 

[Stephanie]

The Keynian Muslim let's no opportunity to rub salt in wounds get past him. Dividing us on race again. (-:

Obama awards Medal of Honor for Civil War heroism Watch the video - Yahoo News

yep and make it all ABOUT HIM him him him him him
what a disgusting little man. He thinks our country wasn't shit until he was elected As President

 

[Borillar]

"By most measures, President Obama’s post-election press conference went pretty well yesterday afternoon. He laid out some short-term priorities; he talked up areas of possible compromise; he made the case for national optimism; and the president made clear there were some areas of policy where he just won’t be able to accommodate far-right demands.
Four years ago at this time, the Beltway panned Obama’s post-midterm comments, but yesterday, the president seemed to handle himself pretty well.
That is, unless you’re in the Republican media, which seemed to collectively freak out in response to the White House press conference.
Right-wing media reacted with disbelief and outrage at President Obama’s post-election speech, in which he said he intends to cooperate with Republicans – despite Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell making the same claim earlier the same day.
As Alexandrea Boguhn noted, the conservative pundits’ reactions were over the top, even by their standards. Fox News’ Sean Hannity whined about Obama’s “breathtaking arrogance.” Erick Erickson, without a hint of irony, called the president a “petulant man child” who gave “the middle finger” to Americans.” Drudge said Obama intends to “do whatever he wants anyway” because Republicans “won’t arrest him.” Another Fox News contributor concluded, simply, “Obama’s insane.”'

Conservative media flip out after Obama press conference MSNBC

RWers just can't go too far for the base...ay caramba.

Nutters go crazy about everything. It's a Pavlovian response to Obama. He could say the sky is blue and the nutters would be outraged at that too.

 

[francoHFW]

The Keynian Muslim let's no opportunity to rub salt in wounds get past him. Dividing us on race again. (-:

Obama awards Medal of Honor for Civil War heroism Watch the video - Yahoo News

yep and make it all ABOUT HIM him him him him him
what a disgusting little man. He thinks our country wasn't shit until he was elected As President

What could possibly be behind Pub dupes' irrational, over the top hate of Obama?

 

[francoHFW]

"By most measures, President Obama’s post-election press conference went pretty well yesterday afternoon. He laid out some short-term priorities; he talked up areas of possible compromise; he made the case for national optimism; and the president made clear there were some areas of policy where he just won’t be able to accommodate far-right demands.
Four years ago at this time, the Beltway panned Obama’s post-midterm comments, but yesterday, the president seemed to handle himself pretty well.
That is, unless you’re in the Republican media, which seemed to collectively freak out in response to the White House press conference.
Right-wing media reacted with disbelief and outrage at President Obama’s post-election speech, in which he said he intends to cooperate with Republicans – despite Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell making the same claim earlier the same day.
As Alexandrea Boguhn noted, the conservative pundits’ reactions were over the top, even by their standards. Fox News’ Sean Hannity whined about Obama’s “breathtaking arrogance.” Erick Erickson, without a hint of irony, called the president a “petulant man child” who gave “the middle finger” to Americans.” Drudge said Obama intends to “do whatever he wants anyway” because Republicans “won’t arrest him.” Another Fox News contributor concluded, simply, “Obama’s insane.”'

Conservative media flip out after Obama press conference MSNBC

RWers just can't go too far for the base...ay caramba.

You can scrape off your Obama bumper stickers.
Vote Republican

As if Obama was running...

 

[AmericanFirst]

The Keynian Muslim let's no opportunity to rub salt in wounds get past him. Dividing us on race again. (-:

Obama awards Medal of Honor for Civil War heroism Watch the video - Yahoo News

yep and make it all ABOUT HIM him him him him him
what a disgusting little man. He thinks our country wasn't shit until he was elected As President

What could possibly be behind Pub dupes' irrational, over the top hate of Obama?

His utter contempt and hatred for America? Or maybe the fact he is a crybaby pig.

 

[Iceweasel]

Pointing out the fact that an arrogant asshole is an arrogant asshole isn't "freaking out".

 

[francoHFW]

Sure. lol

 

[Stephanie]

Freaking out is them in a Sarah Palin thread. they can call her all kinds of things, but talk about Obozo, that is FREAKING OUT TO THEM

you have to laugh at it

 

[tinydancer]

franco one reason I always admired President Clinton is when he got the shit kicked out of him and his administration in 1994 with the Republican Revolution he learned to play nice in the sandbox on Capitol Hill.

Not that there weren't bumps in the road. But President Clinton took responsibility for the failure of Democrats to stay in power.

As compared to Obama who is truly a megalomaniac. He's just freaking nuts at this point.

 

[Hossfly]

"By most measures, President Obama’s post-election press conference went pretty well yesterday afternoon. He laid out some short-term priorities; he talked up areas of possible compromise; he made the case for national optimism; and the president made clear there were some areas of policy where he just won’t be able to accommodate far-right demands.
Four years ago at this time, the Beltway panned Obama’s post-midterm comments, but yesterday, the president seemed to handle himself pretty well.
That is, unless you’re in the Republican media, which seemed to collectively freak out in response to the White House press conference.
Right-wing media reacted with disbelief and outrage at President Obama’s post-election speech, in which he said he intends to cooperate with Republicans – despite Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell making the same claim earlier the same day.
As Alexandrea Boguhn noted, the conservative pundits’ reactions were over the top, even by their standards. Fox News’ Sean Hannity whined about Obama’s “breathtaking arrogance.” Erick Erickson, without a hint of irony, called the president a “petulant man child” who gave “the middle finger” to Americans.” Drudge said Obama intends to “do whatever he wants anyway” because Republicans “won’t arrest him.” Another Fox News contributor concluded, simply, “Obama’s insane.”'

Conservative media flip out after Obama press conference MSNBC

RWers just can't go too far for the base...ay caramba.

You can scrape off your Obama bumper stickers.
Vote Republican

As if Obama was running...

 

[deltex1]

"By most measures, President Obama’s post-election press conference went pretty well yesterday afternoon. He laid out some short-term priorities; he talked up areas of possible compromise; he made the case for national optimism; and the president made clear there were some areas of policy where he just won’t be able to accommodate far-right demands.
Four years ago at this time, the Beltway panned Obama’s post-midterm comments, but yesterday, the president seemed to handle himself pretty well.
That is, unless you’re in the Republican media, which seemed to collectively freak out in response to the White House press conference.
Right-wing media reacted with disbelief and outrage at President Obama’s post-election speech, in which he said he intends to cooperate with Republicans – despite Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell making the same claim earlier the same day.
As Alexandrea Boguhn noted, the conservative pundits’ reactions were over the top, even by their standards. Fox News’ Sean Hannity whined about Obama’s “breathtaking arrogance.” Erick Erickson, without a hint of irony, called the president a “petulant man child” who gave “the middle finger” to Americans.” Drudge said Obama intends to “do whatever he wants anyway” because Republicans “won’t arrest him.” Another Fox News contributor concluded, simply, “Obama’s insane.”'

Conservative media flip out after Obama press conference MSNBC

RWers just can't go too far for the base...ay caramba.

Hate is not the word. Disgust to the point of vomiting is more accurate.