Posted on 08/25/2010 5:33:19 PM PDT by macquire
If this dopey quote had come out of Dubya’s mouth, tell me it wouldn’t already be a slogan emblazoned on a t-shirt at Zazzle underneath a Bush/chimp photo comparison: As the president walked around the restaurant, some cordoned-off reporters shouted out to him questions, including one about the war in Iraq. But the president was in no mood today to discuss the issue with reporters in that setting. He ignored questions for a bit, then turned to the reporters. “We’re buying shrimp, guys,” he said, smiling. “Come on.”
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And Martha Stewart would like to focus on her salad.
Like I keep saying, he’s Captain 0blivious.
When is the MSM going to put this idiot’s feet to the fire in a nationally televised press conference?
Yes people WILL want their money back.
Barack will say he won’t sign the tax cuts because it gives most of the money back to the wrong people.
That’s what he’s saying now and it’s placating enough that he doesn’t have to worry.
If they don’t buy it he will blame it pn repubs not passing any more unemployment aid, not passing makework stimulus giveaways, not allowing more aid programs through even though there are no corresponding cuts to make them revenue neutral.
Trust me with all the MSM help this will work on most sheeple.
You don’t eat shrimp on the Vineyard - especially at Nancy’s in Oak Bluffs. Shrimp is not a native product to the area...have Scallops or Clams - but shrimp? Big no-no that tourists from the mid-west think is fresh (No offense to mid-westerners)
I’ll just assume he had a cup of New England clam chowder when he was in the Gulf last week and flotus engulfed a nice dinner of Haggis when she was in Spain....
Ha, ha, yes, we need Forrest in the picture. Stupid is as stupid does.
But NOTHING will work unless the GOP stands up and makes a case.
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