The video tells me that helping the young lady was an afterthought. The smirk and the media cover-up says more than the photo. Obama took flak for his derriere stare, so they launched their "racism" strike against this site within a day afterward.
Posted on 07/12/2009 2:15:01 PM PDT by Steelfish
Did you even see the photo?
It’s a dress, and not too revealing at all.
Actually, I am too. The point some of the folks saying Obama wasn’t ogling seem to be missing is the fact that after the photo was released, true or not, the State Run Media immediately went into full defensive mode covering for ZerO. THAT, to me, is what is really revealing about this whole episode.
Remember when Bush (forgot where it happened) tried to open a locked door after a foreign press conference? It was played endlessly. What about the shoe throwing incident? That went on for a week or more. Does anyone remember ANY positive coverage on it? Or was it used endlessly as, yet another, piece of proof that the entire world hated Bush??
the press are idiots......THIS is a hoot and a good story.......trivial, yes...but as newsworthy as any one of a thousand Bush blunders that they played endlessly for years. the coverup is useless as the pic will go round the world in emails.
More to the point, he's just stupid.
He should know how to act in an environment WHERE HIS EVERY MOVE AND GLANCE IS ON VIDEO. He should know how to behave when literally the whole world is watching and every move will be analyzed for significance.
I saw the same video. He was not looking at the woman he was helping down. He was not looking at where her feet were going. He was looking at the other girl's butt.
EXACTLY!!!!! Every time Bush bungled a word, it was repeatedly played on the nightly “news”. When did we EVER see ABC (or ANY “news” organization) play a video clip of a Bush blunder in slow motion to disprove the blunder??? Geez, they went out of their way to make Bush look bad, ie. photographing protests as close angles so it looks like there were more people than there were.
This is silly, someone selected one frame from a video. Looking at a two dimensional shot from a long lens can make objects appear to be at the same distance, when they are not. There are plenty of good reasons to jump all over Obama (lying socialist), without having to make things up.
On one hand, Senhor Tavares and Senhora Rodrigues, you’re right. The president needs a smack. That’s where Mrs. Obama comes in.
On the other hand...your daughter is a great beauty, and apparently also a very bright young lady. And now all of Brazil and a good part of the world knows it. You guys be proud of her, and let us worry about being embarrassed about our oaf-in-chief.
Oh please.
Ruined the whole family, huh? Right.
From the front, she's a gawky kid.
In the pic in question.. I'd look.
If you wouldn't you may be gay.
If that was the case he would have turned his body to help the other young lady down the stairs and not his head toward a teenager's backside. The Sarkozy smirk seals it.
“I could have almost seen everything including her baby factory, the split was so far up.”
LOL
If he did look, it was for only a brief second, and I wouldn't call that ogling.
I may not care for his policies, but I won't make a mountain out of a mole hill!
Check out the video. He was turning to his right because the lady he helped down was on that side. He was totally oblivious to the teen.
As for Sarkozy, there’s no question what he was looking at.
Oh, I bet there are a Brazilian ways to spell it! Sorry - couldn’t help myself.
This is great!
BUMP!
The video tells me that helping the young lady was an afterthought. The smirk and the media cover-up says more than the photo. Obama took flak for his derriere stare, so they launched their "racism" strike against this site within a day afterward.
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