Posted on 07/14/2009 7:51:46 PM PDT by Libloather
Obama All Star Game Announcement: “We’re out of money”
By Chris Barrett
July 14, 2009
President Barack Obaam was asked in broadcast booth of the Major League Baseball All Star Game if there would be a bailout for the National League after 12 straight losses, and President Obama jokes “no, we’re out of money.”
Oh, good grief. He throws like a GIRL.
Good find.
Obama says, “We’re out of money” but it sounds like either Buck or McCarver follow up with the yucks...not Obama.
You should send this to Drudge.
When they were talking about one of the players being from Hawaii, OB said “I was raised in Hawaii.” Most people who were born somewhere would have said “born and raised.”
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We’re out of money, Americans are losing their jobs and their homes and he gives millions to ACORN,
73 million to sh*t hole Zambawe,
millions to Gaza AND invites ‘imigrants’ to America,
On top of this, his 845 billion dollar ‘Global Poverty Act’ which he wants to pour down third country rat holes!
This is in addition the the billions we already give away to them.
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The All-Star pre-game coverage on the MLB Network and the game coverage on FOX was all Obama all the time. I had to switch channels every time they started to fawn over him or about him lest I throw my shoe through the TV.
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Because his wife spent it all in Spain.
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