Posted on 11/13/2009 7:46:19 AM PST by iloveamerica1980
S.E. Cupp and Kim Guilfoyle on Hannity 11/12/09 Does it really matter what these two are talking about? ;-) Here are S.E. Cupp and Kimberly Guilfoyle discussing Obama, unemployment, bailouts and more on Sean Hannity last night 11/12/09. Ms. Cupp is one of my favorites. Respectfully (ahem) check out the red tie & white blouse!
Talk about your “naughty librarian” vibe! Hubba-hubba.
Just heart S.E Cupp. Great New Yawk accent.
Funny part when Hannity asked Guilfoyle if she ever wore a tie and she said ‘not at work’ ....
S.E. Cupp: she’s so sweet, cupcakes are now called S.E. Cuppcakes.
Obama’s statement about a ‘job summit” is a clear admission he doesn’t have a clue about the economy. So much for the so called “stimulus bill”.
T.T.I.U.W.P.’s
Obama is very scary indeed. Pray for more distracting “summits”. Perhaps another beer or “keg” summit is in order!
WEDNESDAY'S GREGALOGUE
So President Obama says he'd like to visit Hiroshima and Nagasaki - something no sitting U.S. president has ever done. Of course, there's a reason they haven't: it could be seen as criticism of a painful decision that ended the bloodiest war in history.
Now, I don't mind if Obama wants to go, and it's probably presumptuous of me to criticize him for what he might say there, since he hasn't gone yet.
But if I didn't, then I wouldn't have a Gregalogue, and that's not fair to me, or to those delightful unicorn voices in my head.
And besides, I can pretty much go by what I've seen of Obama already. Fact is, whenever he's overseas, he tends to translate American success into past arrogance. Plus, I dont think he'll go to Hiroshima and say, "We did it to save lives," because that undermines his whole point about nuclear weapons being evil.
And look at the fall of the Berlin Wall - the most important positive event in our lifetimes - unleashing a march of countries toward freedom. Obama didn't even go to that shindig. Instead, he offered a video - the kind of thing Britney Spears does when she can't accept the trophy for best U.T.I. at the MTV awards.
Still, Obama's speech wasn't bad. He championed freedom and stuff.
But then, he couldn't resist:
"Few would have foreseen ... that a united Germany would be led by a woman from Brandenburg or that their American ally would be led by a man of African descent. But human destiny is what human beings make of it."
So, no mention of Reagan or Thatcher - yet he brings up himself?
Maybe staying home isn't so bad.
And if you disagree with me, you're probably a racist!
Oh, yeah...
I agree, it’s awesome.
Someone ought to go to Obama's "job summit" and say something along the lines of what the one guy who went to Clinton's "summit on the economy" said back in '92 before Clinton was inaugurated and he was holding these policy wonk seminars around the country. Remember that one? The prescription for staying off of welfare was simple:
1. Don't get married before you finish school.
2. Don't have kids unless you can support yourself and provide for their needs.
It was a priceless moment. All the 'Rats had this deer-in-the-headlights look. Then the SCM fell all over themselves crying about how such a solution was "overly simplistic". I say bunk. Oftentimes simple is best.
Mine, too!
Respectfully (ahem) check out the red tie & white blouse!
I saw that yesterday, and loved it.
What a doll.
‘not at work’ ....
My wife was asleep by the time she said that. Hannity was like: “Hmm, awkward moment!”
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