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Home Front: Politix
Feeling victimized, White House hits back
2009-08-13
Posted by:tipper

#12  Uniting has nothing to do with it. It's all about being 'the ones in charge'.
Posted by: Pappy   2009-08-13 23:48  

#11  If you appear weak, then you are weak

The Enlightened One is so wrapped up in his self-image as a uniter, that he can't accept that others view him as a destructive force.

At least the Clintons didn't flame out when their Death-Care plan was dead-ended.
Posted by: Unitle Borgia4836   2009-08-13 22:46  

#10  "When Obama comes on, the sound goes off!"

If God had meant for me to have to listen to Bambi et al., whatadeal, she wouldn't have invented the "mute button."
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut   2009-08-13 22:03  

#9  When Obama comes on, the sound goes off!
Posted by: whatadeal   2009-08-13 21:54  

#8  I'm guessing if he feels provoked it's gonna get incredibly ugly.

Sorta like when the Hoe talks back to her 'agent'? How dare you, I'm doing this for your own good baby.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2009-08-13 21:49  

#7  As opposed to victimization of the American public from misinformation spread by Mr. Tapper and his ilk?

Actually, Jake Tapper's been a thorn in the side of the administration.

He ain't one of Babyface Gibbs' favorite people.
Posted by: Pappy   2009-08-13 21:19  

#6  The difference between Obama and Nixon, Clinton, Carter, etc., is that The One has never ever faced any real opposition before in his life. That makes his reaction to someone telling him "no" and meaning it a little bit unpredictable. I'm guessing if he feels provoked it's gonna get incredibly ugly.
Posted by: Cornsilk Blondie   2009-08-13 20:55  

#5  Ya' forgot Cahtah, Mitch.
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut   2009-08-13 18:07  

#4  I'd say something cutting about the sort of person who could get made the Most Powerful Man In The World and still complain that he's a victim, but I can think of at least two presidents in my lifetime who were prone to similar bouts of paranoid self-pity - Nixon and Clinton.
Posted by: Mitch H.   2009-08-13 13:57  

#3  Live by misinformation, die by misinformation. It's only just.
Posted by: Anguper Hupomosing9418   2009-08-13 13:47  

#2  have to remember that Axlerod is the king of astroturfing - a Professional Grade Liar (like Zero) - he can't conceive that there can be a real grassroots movement out there.
Posted by: CrazyFool   2009-08-13 12:09  

#1  Feeling victimized by misinformation spread virally through the Internet

As opposed to victimization of the American public from misinformation spread by Mr. Tapper and his ilk?
Posted by: Mullah Richard   2009-08-13 11:58  

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