Obama
 

your thought on his policy. in my opnion he have being a ok leadear so far, even thought a lot better than the one before. would you vote for him in the upcoming election?

Politics and/or religion are great topics if you're looking to get beaned with the Ban Hammer. Stick to classy stuff like girls peeing, guts and gore, or girls with enormous labia.

Stupidass rep granted.

Just so you're not confused Peter010, you can talk about pee but don't talk about #2. That's a nono here too. lol. ;)

I think Obama is the greatest president ever!:evilgrin:

did He try to drink too soon? Don't know what was embarrassing in the vid...

Looks like. Must not have been too bad otherwise she would of had him killed. She can do that you know, it's the Queen

The National Anthem started playing and he carried on talking. The "correct" thing would be not to talk over it.



Also he was impersonating a world leader.

Wasn't it rude of them to start playing while he was talking?

ahhh.... We are visitors to Your strange land and Your customs are foreign. Apologize to the Queen for Me next time You run into Her at the corner store.

Obama....:o

He's making a big mess in the city today. My gf got home 2 hours later than usual because of all the traffic.

This is what a President of the United States sounds like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=qtjfMjjce2Y

I'm not yet sure who to vote for in the primary, but Newt is getting slammed by the base for being a progressive.

Coming from Chris Matthews, this is indicative....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB4b11_LREA

I have the feeling Michelle Obama doesn't really get how this country works...

Here's my favorite pundit taking Mr. Obama to task on recent events.

When I'm done, I'm going to the RSA. The US is getting too fucking much like East Germany for my liking.

I wish Shade a load of luck finding anyone willing to stay here come June.

What Clint Eastwood was really saying...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqT7z38FhQQ

Ya gotta love the British media...
 

Let's get one thing clear: Obama unquestionably ranks among the bottom five presidents in US history. In terms of sublime awfulness he's right up there with our late and extremely unlamented ex-PM Gordon Brown – which is quite some doing, given that Brown singlehandedly wrought more destruction on his country than the Luftwaffe, Dutch Elm Disease, the South Sea Bubble, the Fire of London and the Black Death combined.

Agreed: the damage President Obama has done to the US economy with everything from Ben Bernanke's insane money-printing programme, to his cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline, to his ban on deep-water drilling to his crony capitalism hand-outs to disaster zones like Solyndra to his persecution of companies like Gibson is incalculable. And, of course, if he gets a second term the damage he and his rag-bag of Marxist cronies at organisations like the Environmental Protection Agency manage to inflict on the US small businessman trying to make an honest buck will make his first term look like Calvin Coolidge on steroids.

So why do I think this would be preferable to a presidency under Mitt Romney? Simple. Because I've seen what happens, America, when you elect yet another spineless, yet ruthless, principle-free blow-with-the-wind, big government, crony-capitalist RINO squish. His name is Dave Cameron – and trust me, the cure is far worse than the disease.

Of course it may not seem that way at first. You'll be so busy dancing round in circles singing "Ding Dong the witch is dead!" that euphoria and relief will completely overwhelm your intellect and your powers of observation. You'll read endless articles by David L Brooks, the New York Times's pet pretend-conservative, telling you how Romney is just the kind of uniting, post-partisan, pragmatic POTUS America needed. And you'll believe it because you'll want to believe it. This may last for some considerable length of time. In Britain, many Cameroon conservatives of the Nick Boles persuasion continue to perform this auto-lobotomisation even now.

But then, little by little, something rather unpleasant will begin to dawn on you. The label on the can may have changed but the contents taste remarkably similar. Similarly emetic, that is.

Yes, I know from the other side of the pond David Cameron may look just the kind of stand-up conservative you'd like running the US. But that's only because the stories you hear about him are extremely selective. For example, I'm constantly surprised by US talk show hosts telling me how tough on militant Islam Cameron is because of some speech they heard Dave give once about the problems of multiculturalism.

But surely we should judge our political leaders by what they actually achieve rather than (Tony Blair-style) by what they tell us they are achieving.

Here are some of David Cameron's achievements so far:

He has prolonged the economic crisis, impoverished savers, encouraged the profligate and further enriched the rich with the kind of Quantitative Easing programme which would make Paul Krugman positively enormous in his trousers.

He has urged quotas for women in the boardroom, apparently in the belief that the State has either the knowledge or the right to decide how business conducts its affairs.

He has presided over a massive wind-farm building programme which, besides destroying the British countryside and enriching his father-in-law, is causing energy bills to soar to the point where old people are dying of hypothermia.

He has surrendered at almost every turn to the Carthaginian terms offered to Britain by the European Socialist Superstate.

He has proved himself incapable of expelling the Islamist hate-preacher Abu Qatada.

The list is by no means exhaustive. I would go on but, actually, this was never meant to be a "collected examples of the unutterable crapness of David Cameron" blog. Rather, it's supposed to be a more generalised warning about the dangers of short-termist thinking.

Yes, of course, conservative/libertarian America, I fully understand how desperate you are to rid yourself of the POTUS from hell. But what you need to ask yourselves – and I don't believe many of you are: you're a bit like an hysterical woman who's just had a tarantula drop on top of her in the bath, you just want to GET RID OF IT NOW! – is what ultimately you're trying to achieve.

I'm presuming what you really want is stuff like: smaller government; a genuine – as opposed to an illusory, QE-driven – economic recovery; sensible environmentalism (ie conservation but not eco-fascism); liberty; an end of crony capitalism; a diminution of the power of Wall Street; a resurgence of American greatness; a renewed sense of confidence and purpose.

You're not going to get any of that from a Romney administration.

But you will, provided you've got the patience, get it in 2016 from President West or President Rand Paul or President Palin or President Ryan.

Well, here is where I am supposed to post why it is good to have clean water and air, and it is more important to preserve the planet than let the oil companies get rich, but I really do not have the energy.

I'm not going to argue with you, Snake. The pipeline is a political football that I'm not willing to get into fisticuffs about. I think we can all agree that clean air and water are a good thing. My aim is to ensure that peeps are aware that first Obama wants control, and then maybe clean air and water. We can debate all these issues when first the 'man who would be king' fucks off.

I just hate when they use environmental issues, twist the truth, and then use that to criticize. Any effort is a good effort to me.

A guy named Phil Fotot (or maybe Fot) who I see posting on Reddit and Boing Boing has a simple solution:

Regime Change in America.

It's time we practice what we preach.

I won't go on with any of his discussions. You can google him if you're interested. He makes sense. More sense than any politicians in the United States, with the exception of the old Paul guy.

Personally, I don't care who gets elected. I'm bailing out and going to South Africa when my contract is up. The US is going to hell in a hand basket.

I hope you enjoy your indefinite detention ;-)

obama is awesome.

He's just misunderstood.:( Maybe he should give some more speeches to help those of us who think he leans Marxist a chance to gain a better understanding of his plan to 'fundamentally change America'. Also, unfortunately, Marxism has never worked out the way it's supposed to. Tragically, it ends in starvation, and misery. Just ask Greece.

its funny because obama's been much more conservative than he campaigned as...usually ur supposed to lean left/right for the primary, and then rush to the center as ur candidate, and once in, go back to the left/right.....

this man has accomplished way more than i thought he would, and i was one of those semi-googly-eyed "youths" who helped vote him in.

i still maintain much of the hatred that is visible and reported on of him and his presidency is race-related. its sad...bc even though, yeah, he's the first black prez, he's not. he's the first half-white, half-black president. whatever

I really don't want to sound mean or merely partisan, but it's clear you made your 'googly eyed' vote, felt a thrill up your leg at making a historic choice, and walked away. Meanwhile, the rest of us who take an interest in the Constitution have had a few differences of opinion with the President. Your assertion that his opponents are only racist frankly disqualifies you as a credible opinion on the matter. But this fall, by all means, vote for Obama again. It is your choice.

+1

Better yet, how about a revolution?

well I walked into the bar yesterday
Cause I had something to do, something to say
And Johnny walked in right behind me and I didn't turn around
Til I heard the sound
of his feet falling on the ground
I looked over my shoulder and I saw a clown
And "I said what'cha doin' in the bar tonight?"

yo i said
well I said Johnny whatcha doing tonight?
He looked at me with a face full of fright
And I said, how bout a revolution?
And he said right.

I say of, you say a
I say revolution, and you say jah
I say of, you say a
I say revolution, and you say jah
jehovah

well I said, what'cha looking at?
and he hit me across my face with a bat
so I grabbed my .45 and I said let's get out and go-oh-oh-oh-oh
so he opened the door, " whatcha here for?"
I said I'm wandering down this road 44
and I said I've been walking
for about a thousand years.

well now my feet are growing tired
My eyes are lookin wired
Don't know what to do unless I retire
he just said "let's play some crazy poker" yeeaaaahh

Well I said "Johnny whatcha doing tonight?"
He looked at me with a face full of fright
And I said, how bout a revolution?
And he said right.

I say of, you say a
I say revolution, and you say jah
I say of, you say a
I say revolution, and you say jah
jehovah

no, ur wrong. i didnt say that his opponents are only racist. i said his most visible opponents are racist.

i know there are those who oppose his policies, which is fine, whatever. ideological differences will exist.

i don't know how u got that i made my vote and walked away? i said, yes, it was inspiring moment for myself and much of my generation. i will agree that most of them are not very political and probably have not paid much attention to policy, but I am not one of them.

Looks like somebody figured it out.
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spd5cwlfRdk

Kevin Smith is a pussy.