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“Obama Releases Message to Arab Forum on 9/11”

Too busy to meet with Israel, but never too busy to pander to the Arab world.

On 911.

And yet, he’s holding his own in the polls.

Because we’re done.

83 Replies to ““Obama Releases Message to Arab Forum on 9/11””

  1. Squid says:

    Because we’re done.

    Or because the polls are rigged. Obama thinks that he and his Islamist friends can get away with insulting the United States on this solemn day. I think it’s another crack in the dam, and when this baby bursts, the Chicago mob won’t know what hit ’em.

  2. Mike LaRoche says:

    At least one of those polls is rather skewed.

    But yes, were this still a sane country, Obama would be facing a McGovern-like annihilation at the polls this November.

  3. sdferr says:

    I still think “would be facing” is “is facing”. He’s toast and has been for a long time.

  4. Mike LaRoche says:

    From your lips to God’s ears, sdferr.

  5. sdferr says:

    It’s a simple thing to think of the most salient political events since 2008: namely, the rise of the Tea Parties, the 2010 elections blowout, and the Wisconsin rebuff of the political left. There’s a powerful trend there.

  6. Pablo says:

    The Arabs sent a few messages too: US Official Killed In Libya Prophet Protest

  7. leigh says:

    sdferr is right. Obama is going to be lucky to carry the Blue states.

    As per the polls: skewed. Over-sampled Ds by as many as +5-6. Over-sampled wimmin in Ohio by +9, making them appear to be >61% of the population when they are slightly less than 52% .

    Diogenes would look a long way for an honest pollster.

  8. newrouter says:

    There’s a powerful trend there.

    chick-fil-a

  9. Pablo says:

    …–and praising the inspiring democratic example of the Arab Spring, which happened to leave the absolute monarchy of Qatar untouched.

    Our embassies, not so much.

  10. BigBangHunter says:

    – Axelrod can wear out the WH phone lines with xall from now til ovenber to the poodle poolsters and it won’t save the Wonces half white ass.

    – Even Rassmusen is quietly backing away from the propagandist bullshit ‘bounce’. You don’t want to fail the fearless leader, but if you look too foolish you might not be around much longer if the checks from Soros run out.

    – The next drop should come in a few days, and this one will take Obama downward in the 40-42% region if the trends hold. With two more economic reports yet to come Obana could be down in the 30’s by debate time. Anything short of Romney taking a crap on stage and jug ears gets a Hawaii vacation.

  11. sdferr says:

    “chick-fil-a”

    Yes, yes, yes. And these sorts of things are not done, being followed by the spontaneous empty chair displays, and others to come, I don’t doubt.

  12. sdferr says:

    Yet Sen. Mike Lee dodges Akin in Missouri. Shit.

  13. leigh says:

    BBH, I about fell out of my chair watching FNS this weekend. During the panel discussion, Juan Williams laughed in Brit Hume’s face for daring to express his opinion that the Wonce’s debating skills were sub-par.

    “Barrack Obama?! Barrack Obama?!” as if the incantation of the idiot’s name is enough to make him the winner. Brit stuck to his guns and insisted that Romney was going to wax the floor with him. Well, Brit is much better bred than I, so he didn’t say that exactly. He did chuckle at Juan though.

    Close enough. Heh.

  14. StrangernFiction says:

    The polls are rigged and we are done.

  15. B Moe says:

    How was Neville Chamberlain polling in the spring of ’38?

  16. B Moe says:

    Is any of this shit in Libya and Egypt making the news?

  17. palaeomerus says:

    So he’s not just NEO-Carter with Nixon’s bureaucratic grudges, he’s $#@$ing DOUBLE Carter…so FAR.

  18. BigBangHunter says:

    – I’m waiting for Lewis to say something like “Emanuel, whats the matter with you fool….We’re baby sitters, not teachers.”

    – One of the major sticking points in the negotiations is focused on evauations that are based on student performance, and of course the Union is opposed because after all, what the hell do the taxpayers expect, that kids actually, you know, learn something?

    – Chicago teachers Union to Jug ears: ‘fuck you’.

    – He seems to be getting a lot of that lately.

  19. newrouter says:

    “Emanuel, whats the matter with you fool….We’re baby sitters, not teachers.”

    So, who really, really needs the union to fight like hell for bad workers? The bad workers do, of course.

    And who then provides the unions with their most fervent shock troops? The bad workers– because they are under small illusion about their employability without a union fighting to keep them in their jobs, despite their incompetence.

    This is why the unions are so against evaluations and performance review — while there are good teachers in the union, the good teachers are not the real clients of the union.

    The real clients of the union are the bad teachers.

    http://ace.mu.nu/archives/332771.php#332771

  20. Roddy Boyd says:

    I agree we are done in this particular match and suspect we have to go full bore liberal before all come to their senses…again.

    I respectfully disagree with many here: I think POTUS wins handily. Not Bush v Dukakis, perhaps a marginally closer 2008.

    Could well be wrong, and have been on a number of things, but it’s my opinion.

  21. BigBangHunter says:

    “President Obama’s Campaign Trashes ‘2016: Obama’s America'”

    “…..the movie the White House doesn’t want you to see.”

    – Movie goers to Jug ears, ‘fuck you’.

    – The great uniter-in-Choom.

  22. leigh says:

    Roddy, he just threw the Jews under the bus—again. Say good-bye to Florida.

  23. BigBangHunter says:

    – RB, the Left don’t care for Obama either, the hardcore that is. They don’t think hes nearly radical enough. If they had a more extreme candidate jug ears would be history in a heart beat. In ’08 Obama had the youth vote, and the social media fad hero ‘daddy issues’ votes. This time they’re mostely ambivalent.

    – If the campaign can’t get a huge rally going, they’re toast.

  24. newrouter says:

    I think POTUS wins handily.

    embassys burning, gas at $3.99/gal, unemployment at 10%, debt at $16 tril yea sure thing

  25. BigBangHunter says:

    – The Dems have done a hurclean effort, deflecting from Obama’s disasterous rein. But at the end of the day there are simply too many families struggling just to survive, and that won’t go away.

  26. leigh says:

    Real unemploymnet is 19%, sayeth Mort Zuckerman. I think if the editor of US News and World Report says it’s over, it’s over.

  27. newrouter says:

    what we need is a “wash dc” depression

  28. Pablo says:

    embassys burning, gas at $3.99/gal, unemployment at 10%, debt at $16 tril yea sure thing

    But will Romney strip the bark off of this punk?

  29. leigh says:

    Look at the tenor of the ads he aimed at Santorum, et al back at the beginning of the race.

    Push comes to shove, Romney is going to steamroll the punk. Hell, the ads write themselves, all the way back to “Office of the President Elect” fer Pete’s Sake.

  30. Jeff G. says:

    Is any of this shit in Libya and Egypt making the news?

    No. The news is what we’re told it is. And this doesn’t go well with the “Obama as the strong foreign policy President” meme that’s going around. ERGO, it doesn’t exist.

  31. newrouter says:

    But will Romney strip the bark off of this punk?

    if i had a super pac i’d be running ads questioning baracky’s ct. ss no. in ct.

  32. BigBangHunter says:

    – Actually it is getting covered, but in a way that makes it seem smallish and remarkably unimportant.

    – Because…..Boooooosh

  33. leigh says:

    Jeff, Hillary just announced that one official and another American were killed in Benghazi.

  34. Pablo says:

    Well, this is as good a place as any to start, I suppose.

    “I’m outraged by the attacks on American diplomatic missions in Libya and Egypt and by the death of an American consulate worker in Benghazi,” Romney said in the statement. “It’s disgraceful that the Obama Administration’s first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions, but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks.”

    Start. I said “start.”

  35. sdferr says:

    The White House went on to say that Obama had just gotten off an hour-long phone call with the prime minister “as a part of their ongoing consultations,” and that the two discussed the Iranian nuclear threat.

    The unusual statement from the White House signaled the president’s team was acting quickly to contain the controversy. The seemingly chilly response to Netanyahu was already being interpreted as a snub among Israel’s biggest defenders — and it comes amid a state of heightened alert over Iran’s nuclear program and the possibility of Israeli action.

  36. Roddy Boyd says:

    NR, Leigh:

    I might be wrong and can’t argue with the facts you cite, but it feels different to me.

    Re: Jews. Dems, from time-to-time, screw with them. This is one of those times. They WILL vote GOP in good numbers, but only locally (Giuliani in ’93.) They are not voting for Romney and not staying home either.

    If JG wasn’t such a heretic, I’d say we should ask him.

  37. sdferr says:

    We’ve just seen Obama hided on account of the missing Jerusalem and God language in the Democrat platform — and their fumbling reverse of course. So too here, it looks like the White House has miscalculated again and is scrambling to repair their error. But we’ll see how it goes. I don’t doubt there is pressure being applied from interested parties who may or may not be significant campaign contributors.

  38. leigh says:

    The oldster retired Jews in Florida are the ones who will vote for Romney. Not the ultra-rich in Palm Beach, but the Villages crowd. That’s why I say it (Florida) goes to Romney. Too many of them remember Nasser and the bad old days of the Six Day War.

  39. newrouter says:

    but it feels different to me.

    me too but a different vibe

  40. steph says:

    My wife says to me all the time that, “y’know, he’s gonna win again and what’cha gonna do when he does?’
    And I say, “No way, no fucking way. Americans won’t do it.”
    But, I don’t really believe my words.
    So, I really don’t know what to do. Neither gin nor scotch nor bourbon will see me through.
    I’m looking for the MAN! Lou Reed!

  41. newrouter says:

    “They WILL vote GOP in good numbers, but only locally (Giuliani in ’93.) They are not voting for Romney and not staying home either. ”

    Obama has a 46-44 percent lead over Romney in the TIPP poll. That means Obama is suffering from a decline in support throughout the electorate from his 2008 victory when he won 53 percent of the vote. But the president’s loss of approximately 25 percent of Jewish voters this year is not matched by a similar decline in any other demographic group. [snip]

    Read more: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/09/obamas_support_down_25_in_key_demographic.html#ixzz26DpHxyz0

    link

  42. Darleen says:

    Rody

    As Prager said, sadly, on his show today, many American Jews are more invested in their Leftist ideology than they are in being Jews and supporting Israel.

    It’s the ethnic v religious Jews. And for many ‘atheist Jews’ it’s about being accepted by the cultural elite and not being looked down upon as one of those other Jews who keep the Sabbath, High holy days & kosher.

  43. Darleen says:

    the bad old days of the Six Day War.

    Like the assassination of RFK … both were on my birthday.

    Kind of hard for me to forget either.

  44. BigBangHunter says:

    – The WH knows that once again, they’ve jumped the shark, trying as the Left alwats does, to have it both ways. I hope the fin cuts deep.

  45. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Look at the tenor of the ads he aimed at Santorum, et al back at the beginning of the race.
    Push comes to shove, Romney is going to steamroll the punk.

    Obama, unlike Santorum, is a good man who’s in over his head.

    Mitt Romney murders sick women while Jack [stet] Ryan murders old women.

  46. sdferr says:

    I thought Jack Ryan took his wife to Plato’s Retreat?

  47. bh says:

    This is one of those times where I’m not sure how to pretend that both parties are basically the same.

    Any tips? Anyone?

  48. bh says:

    …cause sometimes it’s pretty easy and true.

    Yet, here we are. Once again. As always.

  49. sdferr says:

    Insofar as they’s both got gore dripping from their zombie-vampire imperialist gobs bh, they’re the same . . . only the one’s got American and allied gore and the other ‘s got enemy alien gore, more or less.

  50. newrouter says:

    This is one of those times where I’m not sure how to pretend that both parties are basically the same.

    hi karl- “the ‘white’ !!11!! board loser -rovester

  51. bh says:

    Ehhh, I mean it a bit more seriously.

  52. sdferr says:

    Oh, well seriously I got nothin’.

  53. BigBangHunter says:

    – We once had parties of reasonably smart politicians, and power blocs who supported them, now we only have the power blocs,

    – When the Progs say the West has no culture, they’re projecting that they have none. They’re the counter-culture, or the anti-culture. Anything that runs against the grain of decent society they’ll support.

    – Evolution gone wild. What you get when your world view comes out of a can of Dew in your mom’s basement, and whatever you read on twitter.

  54. bh says:

    On the anniversary of 9/11 we can act as if Obama is a “good enough” actor or we won’t.

    He’s not. Any equivalency between a guy who toasted Rashid Khalidi and a guy blowing strangers under an off ramp would already be a bit obnoxious. Obama is worse.

  55. sdferr says:

    “Obama is worse.”

    Plainly, which is simply due to the conservatives’ (kneejerk?) inability to pretend an enemy is a friend. That’s a too sophisticated art by far for knuckledraggers such as ourselves.

  56. John Bradley says:

    Palin: “If he doesn’t have a “big stick” to carry, maybe it’s time for him to grow one.”

    Official administration response in 3.. 2.. 1..

    I mean, if the Eastwood empty chair bit got a response, I don’t see how a particularly-hated white chick mocking the Presidential Weenie is going to get a pass.

  57. Mike LaRoche says:

    Palin: “If he doesn’t have a “big stick” to carry, maybe it’s time for him to grow one.”

    Holy mackerel, that’s gonna leave a mark.

  58. sdferr says:

    The House Judiciary Committee plans to storm back into Washington, D.C. as Congress comes out of its summer recess with a Wednesday morning hearing examining President Barack Obama’s “abuse of power.”

    It’s the latest attempt by House Republicans to take an aggressive stance against the Obama administration in the final weeks ahead of the election. […]

    According to Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee, who is scheduled to visit the House side and testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, the hearing has a packed agenda aimed at confronting the Obama administration over its “unconstitutional” uses of power.

    Among other things, Lee’s office said in a release forwarding information that was provided by the House Judiciary Committee, the hearing will focus in part on the president’s “prosecutorial discretion” — or administrative DREAM Act — immigration policies.

    We’ve got to wonder what the crap has taken them so long to mount this inquiry. The belatedness alone is disgraceful.

  59. happyfeet says:

    We’ve got to wonder what the crap has taken them so long to mount this inquiry.

    Romney picked a running mate who would very likely hardingesquely kneecap a president who tried this particular kind of crap?

    […]

    No idea.

  60. JHoward says:

    The news is what we’re told it is.

  61. JHoward says:

    were this still a sane country, Obama would be facing a McGovern-like annihilation at the polls this November.

    On the last night of the Democratic National Convention, a retired Navy four-star took the stage to pay tribute to veterans. Behind him, on a giant screen, the image of four hulking warships reinforced his patriotic message.

    But there was a big mistake in the stirring backdrop: those are Russian warships.

  62. serr8d says:

    Arab Spring“. Yes, this is working out well in’it?

  63. Dale Price says:

    No. The news is what we’re told it is. And this doesn’t go well with the “Obama as the strong foreign policy President” meme that’s going around. ERGO, it doesn’t exist.

    It’s starting to burble up now–a dead Ambassador being dragged through the streets of Benghazi is too much even for his fans to ignore.

    But, yes, coverage generally follows the “Is it good or bad for Obama?” template.

    I’ve taken to thinking of the MSM as a cluster of fanzines/cable access fanboi shows with better printing and production values. It makes a lot more sense of the reporting priorities and style.

  64. Squid says:

    Barack Obama Is a Dangerous Leftist of a New Kind

    Oh, great. Because antibiotic-resistant staph wasn’t enough.

  65. sdferr says:

    Could we say the old type leftists at least attempted to tell the truth to themselves while lying to the people they wished to subjugate, whereas the new post modernist leftists don’t even bother to attempt even that, nor to consider the consequences when the target population catches up with their lies?

  66. sdferr says:

    Romney’s determination is marginally reassuring. The presses’ attempted attacks on Romney, offering shielding for Obama is disgraceful if only because Obama is disgraceful.

  67. Silver Whistle says:

    Not sure about that, sdferr – the old school left contained lying crapbags who knew they were lying (e.g. Walter Duranty) and starry eyed true believers (e.g. Joseph E. Davies) probably in equal measure. I’m assuming the modern left are equally distributed between the pathological and the deranged.

  68. sdferr says:

    But all SW? Seriously. I mean, sure we can find examples of this or that amongst the fools of an age. But today there doesn’t seem to be a single honest thinker among them, but a uniform chant that there simply is no truth to be had, and behavior in conformity with that ridiculous notion.

  69. Silver Whistle says:

    I listen to and read a lot of the Trots and their ilk, sdferr, and really get the feeling that the rank and file hard left actually believe the crap they spew. The leaders, as in leaders of all movements/ideologies, are usually in it for the cushy gig/power. As such they are not the thinkers you refer to, but their intellectual heroes (e.g. Chomsky) are such blatant frauds, I see where you are coming from.

  70. sdferr says:

    Obama thanks Libyan officials for taking Chris Stevens’ body to the hospital, while we witness photographs of a Libyan mob dragging the man’s corpse through the street.

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