Hannity: Dems Are Telling Me Obama’s “Unhinged, Detached, Obsessed With Critics, Hates Biden”

Weasel Zippers ^ | NOVEMBER 16, 2010 | ZIP

[RobinMasters]

HANNITY: “There are some Democrats that cue me into things. The feeling among some people in the White House is that this president is unhinged, that he’s detacted, that he’s losing it, he’s obsessed with critics, very specifically obsessed with Fox news, he can’t stand Biden, he hates the Clintons, the Clintons hate him. Infighting apparently, and finger pointing is at an all-time high, if the President is brought bad news on the economy he has a meltdown everytime he hears it. And this is what people-and I’m telling you-my sources are reliable are telling me”

[Hoodat]

The Republic can survive a Barack Obama. It is less likely to survive a multitude of fools such as those who made him their president.

Thank you for that. The Czechs are quite astute and are well-versed in the failures of the past. To Santayana's delight, history is not forgotten in Prague.

[angcat]

Please that dumb girl has her family here in Hazleton. We don't want to hear from them or her anymore.

[Madame Dufarge]

Wow.

[MEGoody]

Obama has shown this part of his character to the public, so I’m sure no one is surprised.

[listenhillary]

[Madame Dufarge]

OK, I’m laughing so hard my sinuses have cleared.

[A_Former_Democrat]

Joe Scarborough (”Top Senate Dems have told me privately that Obama doesn’t know what he’s doing”), and now Hannity. It smells really bad for Barry.

But especially for the nation

[rogue yam]

Seems most all African American (sorry if that's not the current PC term) folks will always vote for their race regardless of what their qualifications (or lack of) or even if the candidate is just plain incompetent.

The name Colin Powell comes to mind.

[stockpirate]

Somewhere in Kenya a village denies that he is their missing idiot.

[Rippin]

I suspect most of the difference came from young people staying home and lots of Tea Partyers not willing to vote McCain. Also some flip floppers flopped instead of flipping.

I just haven’t met the people who really changed their mind yet. Hopefully I’m wrong.

[SE Mom]

The Insider, Hannity, Joe Scarborough, Mike Barnicle...that’s a lot of corroboration.

If this is all true- this is not good for our country. The thought of a CiC coming unhinged is vey unsettling. Dangerous, in fact.

[SeeSac]

I suspect most of the difference came from young people staying home and lots of Tea Partyers not willing to vote McCain. Also some flip floppers flopped instead of flipping. I just haven’t met the people who really changed their mind yet. Hopefully I’m wrong.

Poll after poll and the election exit surveys all showed that independents switched by double digit amounts.

[Rippin]

http://thinkprogress.org/2010/05/10/tea-party-playing-cards/

[EEDUDE]

“The thought of a CiC coming unhinged is vey unsettling. Dangerous, in fact.”

Indeed. I wonder who makes the call that it is time for the straightjacket and thorazine.

It’s damned spooky, but that’s exactly what appears to be going on.

[The Comedian]

I hope the three-way slap fight ends with at least 2 of them pulling guns and the whole lot going down in a blood-soaked heap.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[sauropod]

Grayson - the Joker

[mlo]

"Yep, and that is why she is fighting so hard to retain her status as Speaker of the House."

She's not fighting to stay Speaker of the House. The Speaker of the House is going to be a Republican.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” In Maine, the Repubs have a trifecta-—they control the governorship and both houses. “

Now to get rid of Collins & Snowe.

Right now, the RINOS control it.

[stephenjohnbanker]

“Hey boy! “

LOL!

[Let's Roll]

“If I wanted crazy, I could have voted for McCain.

Oh wait, I did.”

LOL! So did I.