Posted on 10/24/2010 12:06:58 PM PDT by RobinMasters
The ongoing issue of President Obama's refusal to release his long-form, hospital-generated birth certificate got a comedic jolt in the arm last night during the opening sketch of "Saturday Night Live," which featured a call for Obama to finally make it public.
The NBC program premiered a skit in which Obama, portrayed by comedian Fred Armisen, was campaigning in Las Vegas this weekend for Sen. Harry Reid, played by Paul Brittain.
"Neither of us is very popular in this state," Reid confided in the president before addressing a crowd of supporters in the parody.
"I thought I was," responded Obama.
"It would really help if I could put some distance between us," muttered Reid, alluding to Obama's plummeting popularity and not wishing to be dragged down.
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It sounds like they liberals at SNL are angry at Obama, but since he is a liberal they don’t have the stomach to attack him. BUT they are angry at him soooooooooo they are using a conservative attack line which in their heart they don’t really believe but they need something.
I hope that made sense. :-)
I've always thought his Indonesian citizenship, passport, and college records would be more damaging. Of course the MSM didn't have time to investigate because they were too busy reporting on Bristol and Levi.
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