Laughing Out Loud at Obama

Townhall.com ^ | December 2, 2012 | Charles Payne

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

I’ll do what I can, but I can only assume that we’ve passed the turning point.

No one is seriously discussing meaningful spending cuts.

[RichardW]

Charles Payne is one of the most brilliant and on-target analysts in the business. I try never to miss him on Fox and Fox Business. He may very well be the best I have ever seen and read. He nails this one exactly.

[brydic1]

Amen to that. Payne is the very best. I so admire him. He tells it like it is. Too bad his is virtually alone in the media. Rick Santelli is a close second but he is hampered by the overwhelming leftists on CNBC (Cramer, Sorkin, Quick, Quintanilla, Lee, Faber, and Hobbs to name but a few.)

[DBeers]

Remember Alinsky Rule 5. Ridicule is man’s most potent weapon. It’s hard to counterattack ridicule, and it infuriates the opposition, which then reacts to your advantage.

I agree -it is something the useful idiots that elected 0b0z0 will understand.

ADDITIONALLY -I suggest that House Leadership Parrot EVERY 0b0z0 statement and comment about 'winning', 'mandates', and what 'the people want'. Take away the supposed majority mob advantage the marxist usurper falsely claims by repeating the idiot as a response to the idiot.

We are the House of Representative and the People have Spoken! We are a Republic -NOT a Royal Kingdom!

[bert]

-—— the People have Spoken!——

I would like to see the number of total Republican votes for elected House candidates to compare with the total Democrats vote for Obama.

I think more folks voted for Republican House members than voted for Obama

The House has the mandate of the people

[usconservative]

Mitch McConnell should stop laughing and start laying out the framework for impeachment.

That would be Boehner's job, since the articles of impeachment are the responsibility of the House of Representatives. The chances Boehner will ever have the backbone to do it are about the same as hell freezing over.

McConnell's job would be to bring it to trial in the Senate (once an actual impeachment has happened) but as we both know, Dingy Harry Reid runs the Senate so again, the chances of it ever happening are about the same as the House actually impeaching Obama (ie: when hell freezes over.)

[usconservative]

Mitch McConnell should stop laughing and start laying out the framework for impeachment.

That would be Boehner's job, since the articles of impeachment are the responsibility of the House of Representatives. The chances Boehner will ever have the backbone to do it are about the same as hell freezing over.

McConnell's job would be to bring it to trial in the Senate (once an actual impeachment has happened) but as we both know, Dingy Harry Reid runs the Senate so again, the chances of it ever happening are about the same as the House actually impeaching Obama (ie: when hell freezes over.)

[lentulusgracchus]

I still want Barky's "wedding ring" (he was wearing it before he got married) examined by two jewelers and a non-Moslem Arabic expert who knows Islam.

I want to know if Jerome Corsi's right, that there's an inscription in Arabic on that ring -- and what it says.

[lentulusgracchus]

McConnell's job would be to bring it to trial in the Senate .....

No, the Senate trial, as in Clinton's case, would be presented (prosecuted) by the House impeachment managers (led by Henry Hyde of Illinois last time), and the Senate would be the jury -- bound to silence and to attendance during the entire proceeding. The presiding officer would be the Chief Justice.

I will take to my grave the feeling I got when Chief Justice Rehnquist, in his gold-trimmed robes that he designed himself, walked into the Senate chamber. It was something like awe, and a feeling of "this is history! I will never live long enough to see this happen again!" -- and a strong yearning for what someone called the Great Justice.

[okie01]

I will take to my grave the feeling I got when Chief Justice Rehnquist, in his gold-trimmed robes that he designed himself, walked into the Senate chamber. It was something like awe, and a feeling of "this is history! I will never live long enough to see this happen again!" -- and a strong yearning for what someone called the Great Justice.

And then Trent Lott trivalized the whole process...

[silverleaf]

http://www.businessinsider.com/chinese-students-laugh-at-tim-geithner-2009-6

Chinese students laughed at Geithner in 2009.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/europes-response-geithners-advice-id-hear-how-united-states-will-reduce-its-deficits-and-its-de

the EU ridiculed Geithner in 2011

WTH took McConnell so long to laugh him out of the room?

Tim Geithner is the Eddie Haskell of finance