Obama's on the TV Joking About His Phoney BC

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Trump supporters that vote?

[steff]

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I don't HATE Obama. I think he is a crappy POTUS. BIG difference. I would probably find him interesting in a social situation.

[steff]

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[Mkitty is pro kitty]

Run for president krickitt and show us how WHCA dinners should be run.

Trump/krickitt 2012!

But first we'll have to see your Birth Certificate. Also, a sworn statement from the doctor and nurse that they remember delivering you.

[steff]

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[steff]

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Here we go with the personal pokes. It took what.. an hour or so today?

[deziloooooo]

May 1, 2011 14:15:19 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

Enough, already. I know what the dinner is about. He picked THE most inflammatory thing he could. Do you know how many people there are that would vote for Trump that are not necessarily Republicans?? Polls show there are a lot. Trump was not laughing, and the people that like Trump won't be smiling, either. IMO it was a poor choice for Obama-- again.

Enough already..? You get it but your SO into this Obama thing, that is all your starting to get to post about, and the comment about how many are there who would vote for Trump?
Your correct, enough already. These are professionals, the most prestigiouse media folks , love em or hate them, most have more then paid their dues, the creme of the creme of their profession, whether you agree with their stands or not, they are the most highly regarded, they know what they are there for , to listen to disses on the man and disses back from the man and what most would hope for was that he singled THEM out for a diss.

That trump, if he was really upset, then it tells you a lot about the man, his ego, his not really getting it and definitly not getting it to even be considered for a position like the POTUS.

Your continuing on as you are, just will get back retorts Krick..again, it was a dinner of amusing stories and disses, it was not a summitt conference and if you and your compadres can not laugh at yourself, or laugh at a diss thrown at a politician or in the case of a man like a Trump who is thinking of enertering that profession , right now a wannabe, then you really are out of touch.

Your right , your wrong on this one, 110 % if there is such a thing and it is not what I think , it is what it is.

Agree with you, "enough already ", it's getting embarressing.

[steff]

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Dez-- there is an election coming up. Were you posting in '08?? Expect to see things get very divided and heated. This is POLITICS.

[deziloooooo]

May 1, 2011 14:53:42 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

Dez-- there is an election coming up. Were you posting in '08?? Expect to see things get very divided and heated. This is POLITICS.

Naaa, to me BS ;D

[billisonboard]

May 1, 2011 14:15:19 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

Enough, already. I know what the dinner is about. He picked THE most inflammatory thing he could. ...

For comparison purposes only, Bush "looked" for WMD at the dinner when he was president.

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Was WMDs a personal insult to a certain group? Didn't people believe there were WMDs until it was a question? (Which, by the way, has still not been answered to some.)

[steff]

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[billisonboard]

May 1, 2011 15:15:34 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

Was WMDs a personal insult to a certain group?

It was very much a slap in the face of the families of those who died because of the invasion undertaken by false pretense.

Didn't people believe there were WMDs until it was a question? (Which, by the way, has still not been answered to some.)

Most people believed there were WMD. There were some of us that questioned whether he had them. Most people believed Obama's Certificate of Live Birth wae proof. There are some that questioned it. The difference is......?

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I never believed they'd find WMD...

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The difference?? Well, I personally did not attack people that thought there were no WMD, even though I supported Bush, because there WAS a question, and everybody should be curious about unexplained things, IMO. That has not been so with any of the questions about Obama from Obama supporters. I questioned Bush all the time, but Obama people just believe everything he says and does? JMO, but not my style at all.
Question authority. Always.

[steff]

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[txbo]

May 1, 2011 15:15:34 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

Was WMDs a personal insult to a certain group? Didn't people believe there were WMDs until it was a question? (Which, by the way, has still not been answered to some.)

No, most of us did not believe in WMD’s and knew it was a ruse in order to invade Iraq.

[txbo]

May 1, 2011 15:33:01 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

The difference?? Well, I personally did not attack people that thought there were no WMD, even though I supported Bush, because there WAS a question, and everybody should be curious about unexplained things, IMO. That has not been so with any of the questions about Obama from Obama supporters. I questioned Bush all the time, but Obama people just believe everything he says and does? JMO, but not my style at all.
Question authority. Always.

Again, you are making assertions. I am not for everything that Obama does, however I am against everything the fringe element of the right does.

[marshabar1]

Did anyone notice during the "movie" Obama showed right near the end there was a dark haired man sitting in an audience with his arm around a glamorous and beautiful woman and when he realized the camera was on him he removed his arm? I'm trying to figure that one out. Anyone know who that was?

P.S. txbo, bad dog!

[Shirina]

Trump will NOT make a good president - or politician of any rank.

A person with his background, I believe, would fail to remember that the President works for the people, and not vice versa. He can't tell the American people "you're fired!" nor can he boot us off his reality show. He cannot control the situation like he can as a CEO.

His stony statue-face throughout this event only reinforces that belief. I doubt he is used to being "roasted" like that, but just wait until the media and bloggers get a hold of him. I think he'll lose it within the first year.

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[/quote]Again, you are making assertions. I am not for everything that Obama does, however I am against everything the fringe element of the right does.
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[marshabar1]

When Piers Morgan interviewed MR. Trump, he asked permission to call him Donald for the first time. He was a former winner of the Trump game. I guess Trump requires a certain level of decorum and respect. Presidents have seldom ever, if ever, received that from the press or the American public. I do know he has mastered the art of keeping his hair from blowing in the wind, but I doubt he has learned to remain unruffled in the onslaught of insults and opinions coming his way if he throws his hat in the ring. If he REALLY wants the job he'll deal with it though. Tough guy. You can tell he's tough. He wears beautiful pink ties quite often.

[steff]

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SO-- let me try to make sense of this... you guys were offended by Bush and the WMD joke, some are offended by the birthers joke, but you are right and birthers are wrong?? Have I about got it?

[marshabar1]

He always looks like he's pouting. His wife even worse.

Say I just realized I read Shirina's post. Thank you so much for removing that avatar! I really appreciate it.

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Yeah, Marsha. Trump dropped some F bombs publicly the other day... but, you know, in the end he may be the only one to have the billion $$$ they say will be needed to fight Obama. God, I hope not. He is not my first choice, but I would vote business over nanny state any day.

[steff]

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