Posted on 06/13/2012 5:50:02 AM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
We've gone from "hope and change" to hoping blaming Bush will work. As Joe Scarborough said: at least Mika Brzezinski's honest about it. Asked whether she believed that President Obama's attempt to continue to blame George W. Bush for the country's economic woes will work as a campaign strategy, a seemingly dispirited Mika Brzezinski replied: "well, I'm hopin'". Scarborough burst into laughter.
The Morning Joe panel was responding to a clip of President Obama from yesterday in which he analogized Republicans to people who had ordered an expensive restaurant meal, left just as Obama was sitting down to dinner, and then finding himself accused of running up the tab.
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Dems have gone from ‘hope and change’ to hoping blaming Bush will work. Ping to Today show list.
Mika is one bitter clinger.
His analogy was frought with BS!
A proper analogy would be that HE and the Democrat Congress were sitting at the table with Bush, telling him what they wanted ordered, but when the bill came, they ACTED as if Bush ate all those steaks by himself!
What a pompous A$$ we have as a President!
For twenty years, the Left used the portrait of Reagan for the Two Minutes Hate. Since 2000, it’s been GWB’s portrait.
Christians use the Apostle’s Creed as an expression of faith. Leftists use the phrase, “I HATE GEORGE BUSH!!!”
When two people pass in the street, uttering that affirmation of faith identifies you as a New Socialist Man. It can also be used at parties and social gatherings, to help get laid by hippie chicks.
Pity she can't cling to many IQ points.
Was that before or after Joe Scarborough called The T.E.A. Party uncompromising ignorant racist homophobes?
Mika B^%$#%&?&%! is a certified IDIOT!!
“I’ve seen smarter heads on LETTUCE!!”
;^)
Q. Why did Mika write TGIF on her shoes?
A. To remind her that toes go in first.
Imagine the CEO of a Fortune 500 company blaming the CEO of the company four years ago for the current red ink. Can you say time for a new CEO?
Imagine a dim-bulb TV news host blaming the host of four years ago for their current dismal ratings. Can you say time to fire the dim-bulb?
Q. What goes: VROOM... SCREECH... VROOM... SCREECH... VROOM... SCREECH?
A. Mika going through a flashing red light.
Q. What do you get when you give a Mika a penny for her thoughts?
A. Change.
And there you have it. The Democrat Party’s 2012 presidential election strategy. Hoping Blaming Bush will work.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
“I’ve seen smarter heads on LETTUCE!!”
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excellent
“It can also be used at parties and social gatherings, to help get laid by hippie chicks.”
Suprisingly enough, it works. And it works even faster if you are wearing a beret or a t-shirt with some kitchy progressive phrase.
“...hoping blaming Bush will work...”
THAT’S leadership?
Blame Europe.
Blame the Japanese earthquake and tsunami.
Blame Greece.
Obama was elected on "hope and change" to make things better and fix the economy.
After 3 and a half years, things are not better, they are worse. And the economy is terrible for any and all sectors, public and private.
And we get metaphors, analogies and excuses.
Obviously, Obama was not up to the task and can't handle the job.
And as for his favorite analogies, try these on for size:
If your car is in the ditch and the guy with the tow truck can't get you out after 3 and a half years, it's time to call a different tow truck operator.
If you sit down to dinner and get left with the check, if after 3 and a half years all you have done is order everything on the dessert tray and bottles of champagne and added it to the bill, it's long past time to shut the Hell up and go wash dishes while someone else starts to pay the tab you not only doubled but tripled and quadrupled down on.
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