Obama took questions from Republican members of congress on television today. This is a highly unusual practice for a President. I’d like to see him do this more often.
I found this exercise to be very entertaining. I thought he was owning fools.
And so I cannot imagine why the Republicans would agree to continue this (especially in its televised format).
Anyone less predisposed to side with Obama see it differently?
In ur base killin ur d00dz.
Apparently, the White House asked that it be televised and the idiots agreed. D’oh! At least one of the Republican said, anonymously, that it was a big mistake.
Someone described it as Daniel in the Lions’ Den. Only difference in this case is the Lions had no teeth and Obama was packin’ Desert Eagles.
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I want to see what makes a trip this hard worth taking.
–Silverado (via julie911)
One of my favorite movies. Paden said that if I recall correctly. He also said this:
I figure you should approach life like everybody’s your friend or nobody is. Don’t make much difference.Via Perfectly Imperfect Comments (View)
One party can’t govern, one party won’t govern, third parties are structurally untenable, and there is no citizenry – only foam fingered consumers with grievances and resentments. We Are All Mayans Now.
– Cat Lady Comments (View)
Separated at birth | Rumproast:
Fake pimp (and perhaps future Big House ho for reals) James O’Keefe and Disney’s interpretation of Hunchback of Notre Dame protagonist Quasimodo have a lot in common. In addition to triangular heads, floppy forelocks, oddly shaped noses and recessive chins, both the beloved Hugo/Disney character and the erstwhile wingnut folk hero share a burning need forsanctuary!
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Comment win:
This is why they wouldn’t let anybody cover his receivers in the Wrangler commercials.
Thanks to frothyparadise, Cap finally has a weapon worthy enough to compliment his shield: The TiSpork!
The Red Skull, and ramen noodles, don’t stand a chance.
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