Speaking to the 47%: The $105,000 champagne tower featured at Obama fundraiser..

Mail Online ^ | September 19, 2012 | Toby Harnden

[GeorgeWashingtonsGhost]

What's that old saying.. "The pot calling the kettle black"?

[lowbridge]

Bump

[repentant_pundit]

America’s first gangsta prez.

Unless you count Klintoon.

[evets]

[thefactor]

This article got it wrong. They charged $800 per bottle.

[pepperdog]

Well, isn't that just classy!

[GeorgeWashingtonsGhost]

“Cake”? That poster is outdated. Michelle had it changed to ‘carrots’.

[HereInTheHeartland]

Bling is in style it appears. More hope for the working man.

[GeorgeWashingtonsGhost]

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[Night Hides Not]

Has that video been authenticated?

[Maceman]

What's that old saying.. "The pot calling the kettle black"?

The old saying was racist. The new, politically correct saying is: "The pot calling the kettle African American."

Get with the times, citizen!!

[Leep]

I could care less if tax payer is in no way paying for this.
Is Obama still using tax payers to campaign?
Anyone know what Obama’s overall campaign expense via taxpayers is?

[GrandmaPatriot]

What about them serving Armand de Brignac Brut Gold, known as 'Ace of Spades'? Isn't that totally racist?

[DoughtyOne]

At the 40/40 Club, the singer Beyonce introduced Obama and said that she and her husband Jay-Z 'believe in his vision'.

His vision? He may not be legally blind, but unofficially this guy is operating in a massive room with bat-like radar, which means nothing at all is registering.

When it comes to vision, this guy is so bad he can't even read braille. When it comes to vision, this guy can't even find his own ass with both hands tied behind him. When it comes to vision, he can't even tell when it's time to salute the U. S. Flag. When it comes to vision, he thinks he's still in control of things, as our embassies burn. When it comes to vision, he thinks our economy is getting better. When it comes to vision, he actually thinks all those out of work people who have given up finding a job, are going to come out an vote for him to make things better. When it comes to vision, he thinks he's popular and going to win the election on 11/06/12.

[Graewoulf]

” - - - ‘Ace of Spades’? Isn’t that totally racist?”

Not if your nickname is “Ace” Obama.

[j_tull]

Froward? Is that an Afro-American hairstyle reference?

[DrDavid]

“Cake”? That poster is outdated. Michelle had it changed to ‘carrots’.

Shouldn't it read? "Make them eat broccoli."

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froward adjective Definition: stubbornly and habitually contrary and disobedient Synonyms: stubborn, antagonistic, disobedient, obstinate, pigheaded, balky, clashing, discordant Antonyms: accommodating, complaisant, concordant Tips: Froward is derived from the Middle English froward, "turned away." It is similar to fractious, but more antagonistic. Fractious is the more common word. Usage Examples: Having been spoiled by his wealthy parents his entire life, he was the most froward child imaginable. (disobedient, obstinate) The prisoner's appeals were denied due to his froward attitude. (antagonistic, pigheaded) We need people who are more forward thinking, not froward people who try to make progress difficult. (stubborn, antagonistic, clashing) His froward behavior certainly didn't make me more sympathetic to his complaints. (obstinate, pigheaded)

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froward adjective Definition: stubbornly and habitually contrary and disobedient Synonyms: stubborn, antagonistic, disobedient, obstinate, pigheaded, balky, clashing, discordant Antonyms: accommodating, complaisant, concordant Tips: Froward is derived from the Middle English froward, "turned away." It is similar to fractious, but more antagonistic. Fractious is the more common word. Usage Examples: Having been spoiled by his wealthy parents his entire life, he was the most froward child imaginable. (disobedient, obstinate) The prisoner's appeals were denied due to his froward attitude. (antagonistic, pigheaded) We need people who are more forward thinking, not froward people who try to make progress difficult. (stubborn, antagonistic, clashing) His froward behavior certainly didn't make me more sympathetic to his complaints. (obstinate, pigheaded)