Obama’s cheesesteak snobbery: Shades of Jawn “Swiss” Carry
I’m flying out of Harrisburg, PA this morning, but I just had to pop in as a Philly-born girl to say my peace about Barack Obama dissing the cheesesteak.
Yes. Dissing the cheesesteak. Yo. What is he thinking?
The Messiah has already been brought down a notch here in PA by his pathetic bowling score. He can’t really afford more public relations hits to his Everyman credentials, such as they are. But it appears he didn’t want to risk a boneheaded John Kerry moment with the Philly cheesesteak.
Remember?
Flashback…John Kerry demonstrates how not to eat a cheesesteak:
If Sen. John F. Kerry’s presidential aspirations melt like a dollop of Cheez Whiz in the sun, the trouble may well be traced to an incident in South Philadelphia on Monday.
There, the Massachusetts Democrat went to Pat’s Steaks and ordered a cheesesteak — with Swiss cheese. If that weren’t bad enough, the candidate asked photographers not to take his picture while he ate the sandwich; shutters clicked anyway, and Kerry was caught nibbling daintily at his sandwich — another serious faux pas.
“It will doom his candidacy in Philadelphia,” predicted Craig LaBan, food critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer, which broke the Sandwich Scandal. After all, Philly cheesesteaks come with Cheez Whiz, or occasionally American or provolone. But Swiss cheese? “In Philadelphia, that’s an alternative lifestyle,” LaBan explained.
Obama out-dorked Kerry by completely passing up a cheesesteak at the Italian Market and instead sampling some fancy foreign ham. Well, la-di-dah. Via the Philadelphia Daily News:
What, no whiz?
Sen. Barack Obama sampled $100 ham, but didn’t chow down on a cheesesteak during a visit to the Italian Market yesterday.
During a half-hour tour of the market, Obama sampled wares at Claudio Specialty Food and DiBruno Brothers – where he noshed on a Spanish ham that retails for $99.99 a pound.
Staff at DiBruno’s told him the ham only recently became available because it was previously barred by the FDA.
“All I know is it tastes good,” Obama said. As good as whiz with onions?
In fact, neither Obama nor Sen. Hillary Clinton, his rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, has made the traditional stop at South Philly cheesesteak establishments Pat’s or Geno’s.
But Obama last night told a crowd of supporters gathered at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, “I’m going to get a cheesesteak the next time I come.”
One local observer thinks both Obama and Hillary’s decision to shun the city’s most famous cheesesteak joint may have something to do with their ideological allergy to Geno’s stand that customers speak English:
“I think some of the places that were must-stops, aren’t must stops any more,” said political analyst Larry Ceisler. “I think that the Kerry experience was certainly a bad experience and I think the candidates look at that. Also, I don’t think they want to take the chance of the immigration issue.”
Yeah, God forbid a Democrat politician be seen with a small business owner who thinks his customers should speak English!
So, Obama promises to eat a cheesesteak “next time?”
Too late, Mr. Dainty Fingers. You only get one chance to make a first impression. The odor of elitism is like onion breath: Quick to acquire, hard to get rid of.
Not that Obama would know anything about onion breath…
See what others have said
Note from Michelle: This section is for comments from michellemalkin.com's community of registered readers. Please don't assume that I agree with or endorse any particular comment just because I let it stand. A reminder: Anyone who fails to comply with my terms of use may lose his or her posting privilege.
Trackbacks
- UrbanGrounds » Blog Archive » Obama Thumbs Nose at Cheesesteak, Opts for Fancy Foreign Ham Instead
- politician forgets to pander » Musings from Two-Sheds Gomer
- The Other McCain: Philly phlop?
- Hot Air » Blog Archive » Smoke ‘em for the kids!
- Jeremy-Gilby-dot-com » The Cheesesteak Factor: 2008 Democratic Nomination
- Michelle Malkin » Flashback: More Obamessiah fancy foodie follies
- links for 2008-04-05 | Janilope
- NYT's Gail Collins clueless about white guys [Karl]
- B. Hussein's latest news! - TurboBuick.Com
- Michelle Malkin » Snobs here, snobs there, snobs everywhere
- Lapel Pin ‘08 » Lapel Pin Will Never Snub The Press For A Waffle
- Michelle Malkin » Obama returns for that cheesesteak!
- What kind of man eats a burger without ketchup??? - SLUniverse Forums
Comments
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Categories: Barack Obama
Pundit & Pundette
» Westboro haters have enough to go around for everyone
Pundit & Pundette
» Guess what? Hasan frequented strip clubLegal Insurrection
» Pelosi's Abortion Land Mine ExplodesRiehl World View
» Holder Cares About CAIRStop The ACLU
» Hasan Tried To Contact al Qaeda. Sounds Like A Jihadi To MeNewsBusters.org
» Matthews on Ft. Hood Suspect Warning Signal: 'That's Not a Crime to Call al Qaeda, Is It?'Ed Driscoll
» Go Flag Yourself, Mr. President!
it’s expensive smuggling those pigs across the border don’t cha know…..
I was born and raised in Philly as well… can you tell?
The glow is gone. This guy is a putz. You don’t come to Philly, visit the most famous and best place to buy a Philly cheesesteak and not only not buy one but promise to buy one the next time you visit. The time for half measures is over. Poof. Begone.
And he really doesn’t know anything about elitism, either. Pseudo-elitism, maybe, racism, definitely, but not elitism.
BTW, Michelle, “say my
peacepiece.” There -fixed it for ya. Por nada.!!!
Kerry’s eating that cheesesteak like it’s a hero. it is not.
the most POPULAR spot in Philly, Obama doesn’t want to go to drum up votes? so, Geno steak patrons aren’t good enough? i guess not. my, my, are we a wee bit arrogant.
this illustrates how catty these democrats are. they can’t – even for a second – drop politics from the brain. everything has a political motive. the people who are going to Geno’s aren’t doing so because of political persuasion…they’re doing it to get a good damn steak…do democrats understand this?
Geno’s is Philly history.
but Obama’s going to reach across party lines…right.
$100 a pound!
That’s alot of clams to put that muslim thing behind him.
How fast did he spit it out after the photo-op?
Effete snobbery from the Uber-liberal progressive twit.
Geez…..even we Philistines here in Houston know how to make a proper cheese steak…with Cheez Whiz…and we don’t just eat it…we eat the HELL out of it !!…looks to me like Obama and Rodham are in a death match to see who can out-doofus each other…and it’s even money on who wins that one
Not that I have anything against pork but a $99.99 ham is not my style. Now, a good pig pickin’, I’m up for that.
A Philly cheasesteak would do this Southern fellow just fine too. Are they really any good, if you don’t get some of it on you?
I agree with Michelle…
So that’s the campaign line now?
“Don’t vote for Obama. He bowled a 37 and didn’t eat a cheesesteak…that one time”.
It’s incredible how many people are “from Philly” once these things are brought up. I especially love it when I ask them what part of Philly they’re from, and they say something like “Cherry Hill”, or “Bensalem”. Unless you have lived in the city limits, you aren’t “from Philly”. And no, 3 years at La Salle doesn’t count.
come on! La Salle has to count…look where it is! smack dab in the ‘hood…but not as ‘hood as Temple.
And one other thing. People actually “from Philly” don’t go to Geno’s or Pat’s. Going to them is like going to Pizza Hut for a slice of Pizza in New York. They’re all pomp and circumstance. They steaks are generally luke-warm and over-greased.
People “from Philly” go to Jim’s. People “from Philly” go to Tony Luke’s. People “from Philly” go to Pagano’s off of 76th and Ogontz.
Going to Pat’s or Geno’s for a cheesesteak is a joke, but apparently only one that people “from Philly” get.
Elitism. So that’s the smell that lingers over Washington, D.C.
MpChops,
Has managed to crawl out from whatever rock he was under to showcase his ability to discern who is and who isn’t from Philly.
Only two people have mentioned that they are from Philly – Michelle and I. And both of us have happened to mention this FACT on more than one occassion. But it’s not your fault if you haven’t been paying attention. Besides, don’t let anything like the truth get in the way… carry on then, carry on.
And about the Obama thing, perhaps you have forgotten which website you are on – the conservatives here didn’t plan on voting for him anyway.
I thought D.C. smelled more like fecal matter, sort of a mix of that from jackasses and pachyderms. One seems to be just as revolting as the other to my olfactory senses.
I’ll give you Temple. Temple is in a rough spot. Although they do light it up like a tanning booth. You know when you’re on Temple’s campus.
La Salle’s neighborhood isn’t bad. It’s just that La Salle students get drunk, throw around money and yell in the middle of the night. Crazy kids.
Must be nice to eat ham at $100 a pound. I can’t afford even a slice. I’m not from Philly but one of cousins married a girl from there and that’s where the wedding was held. We all went to Geno’s for the cheesesteak as the bride’s brother was the official tour guide for the out of towners. He made sure while we were waiting that we knew how to eat it correctly because he didn’t want to run into any friends who would laugh at us.
Obama and his wife are both elitist snobs no matter how they try to pretend their from the ‘hood.
I would hardly call myself an elitist. I watch too much NASCAR and drink too much High Life. But I really hate Cheese Wiz. It is the food of the damned.
If that makes me elitist, so be it. Where do I get my monogrammed smoking jacket?
La Salle’s ‘hood is pretty raunchy. though, both of my parents graduated from there and my first bedroom was on Wister Street right off campus. but, i think our definition of ‘bad’ is different…this may be because my parents were sensible enough to move us to Mt Airy, far away from the sub…and a bus for that matter.
anyway, i think the best cheesestease is up on Henry Avenue @ Walnut Lane, Dellesandros (sp) *drool*
30pcs of Silver,
You’re from Philly? You could have fooled me. I had no idea that the most famous and best place to buy a “Philly Cheesesteak”(ever hear a guy from New York order a “New York style Pizza”? Neither have I) is the Italian Market. Hell, I didn’t even know there ARE cheesesteak places in the Italian Market. Which ones are you referring to?
It is. You beat me to it. Makes one ask: “How does someone like Michelle put up with the stench?” My answer would have to be: comedic relief.
He also had mozzarella, provolone, salami, and prosciutto. Not exactly elitist food – at least not where I’m from. That’s what you eat when you’re in the Italian Market.
I may not agree with his policies, but he does appear to know good food!
bloghooligan,
I couldn’t think of the name of the place (it’s been awhile) but that’s it. Dellesandro’s – awesome food.
I grew up in the hood. 7th and Huntingdon Street between Lehigh Avenue and Cumberland Street. The heart of North Philly. It was bad then, it’s worse now.
Snob: from the Latin ’sine nobilitas’… i.e. without nobility
Dallesandro! Yeah, they have pretty good steaks.
And yeah, it’s all relative in terms of bad. I spent the first chunk of my life off of 52nd and Cedar. I never even thought of it as being all that bad. But I’ll defer to conventional wisdom.
Obama can’t bowl because his bony fingers bottom out in the holes. Icabod Crane ain’t got nothing on the City-Slicker, smooth tongued lawyer from Libtown Mid-West USA.
The Italian Market isn’t exactly what one would expect from a candidate pushing himself as the candidate of the common person and fighting for everyday Americans, unless he is trying to convey that he will make sure every American gets to eat $99.99 ham from the Italiam Market.
If Obama can’t stand up to a Philly Cheesesteak, then how are we expected to believe he’ll stand up to Al Qaeda?
Just goes to show you, both the Dem candidates are phony posers. Everything has to be “staged” for them.
I guess being “normal folks” isn’t on their agenda.
What? Obama’s afraid he might spill something on his $150 tailored shirt?
When I lived in the Philly area, I preferred hogies over cheese steaks anyway. Wish I could find a good hogie here in saint louis. There are a few deli’s who make a sub they claim is a hogie, but it does not even come close.
I can’t believe it! You’re trying to make a political issue out of a CHEESE STEAK (or lack thereof)! I understand Obama’s reluctance though, after all, who wants to be embarrassed and humiliated the way John Kerry was?
So ease up on the man already, OK? He’s the greatest candidate we’ve had for president since FDR, so we should be able to put up with a few quirks.
I think people are really mistaken as to which website they are on. This is a conservative website. We didn’t plan on voting for Obama yesterday, the same goes for today.
It’s not about being a ‘must-stop’, it’s about showing the people that you are like them. That’s the whole bowling thing. Everybody bowls. The cheesesteak thing is about everybody being able to say ‘hey I went to Gino’s and had a cheesesteak too’. It is an opportunity for the candidates to connect with the voters.
But none of the voters would identify with a exotic ham, or swiss cheese. And they might not have heard of the restaurant that they went to instead of the more popular one.
It just makes me wonder how many Democrats would be in DC if it weren’t for the favorable press that they get. It’s not a big deal, but it’s really a no brainer. . . like the 37 in bowling.
A “few quirks”? A “few”?
Well, there’s quite an understatement.
“So ease up on the man already, OK? He’s the greatest candidate we’ve had for president since FDR, so we should be able to put up with a few quirks.”
That has to be the most frightening statement I’ve read in a long time.
Even scarier is that it comes from a voter.
Be very afraid, folks, if the socialists/secularists/nanny staters win this election. (I will not dignify them with the title democrats.)
Glad I could help. But seriously, there’s really no other kind of cheesesteak. I remember when McDonalds was selling a “Philly Cheesesteak” in Florida. Almost threw-up(and that was before I tried it).
I quoted your reference to his visit to the Italian Market.
ROFLMAO!!!
sniff some more paint there ace…..
err.. to be honest, I’d be more concerned about his policies than how he doesn’t eat a Philly Cheesesteak..
although point taken that when in Rome..
Muslim (and poor) voters ought to really love Barack over that.
norf philly’s always been bad, i can’t image what it’s like now. and imagine is what i’ll have to do, since there’s no reason for me to go and find out. my great grandmother’s house was in strawberry mansion – eeke! needless to say, those were ‘have your tail in this house when the street lights come on’ visits during the summer.
My thought too. Ham but not cheese steak. Now we know he can’t walk and chew… er, pander to more than one issue at a time.
I think the “greatest candidate we’ve had for president since FDR” comment is sarcasm.. at least I hope it is..
1. You cannot eat anything bad when dining on 9th Street, so BHO don’t know squat, capisce?
2. Dr. Lead, FDR was a blantant socialist and we are still living with his (awful) legacy. (See, Liberal Facism, J. Goldberg, 2008 – but also buy and read MM’s books, too).
3. He can’t dance, he can’t bowl – just what the heck is this guy good at? Oh right – representing slumlords.
4. And the MSM should LOVE the fact that he ate ham: “Look everyone! No lingering Muslim tendancies! It’s all a neocon myth!” Chris Matthews’ spittle will fly.
Oops. I meant blatant.
Even though McCain is not my favorite choice I woudl LOVE to see him go to Philly, hit up either of the two cheesesteak places everyone knows (I woudl choose Geno’s just for the sign…but Pat’s works too). Get his cheesesteak and just dig in to it full on. Grab some cheese fries and a drink and just lay into it like a real man would. (Like that Guy what’s his name on Food Network…he knows how to eat something).
But you didn’t really. You just don’t know what you are talking about.
You’ve thoroughly confused me. I never mentioned anything about the Italian Market. My posts are as follows: 12, 21, 26 and 30.
I recall having a similar debate with someone else who is now banned about me not being black. I really don’t wish to go down that path again. You sound so eerily familiar. hmmmm.
I think it’s worth noting that most of the farmers market spots on the Italian market are now Mexican.
Oh, and Temple and La Salle both have their rough spots. Its just the area west of Temple is improving rapidly, whereas LaSalle hasn’t changed yet.
as far as cheese steaks go, I recently discovered that the place in the back of reading terminal market puts bacon on theirs. Yum!
bloghooligan,
My mom now resides in Mount Airy but she still works at the pjs all over Philly… drives me nuts. My point is, there are times when I pick her up from work and I have to re-visit these places that I vowed never to return to. It’s an eye-opener.
andrew zimmer? the one who eats grilled rats? though, he ate ‘gooeyduck’ as if that were weird…it’s very good and very expensive at a sushi restaurant.
as an aside: i would – very much – consider voting for a candidate who cracked open a beer in front of the media.
And Pats and Geno’s are just South of the Italian Market, by only a few blocks, do you really need to quibble of geography?
You’re kidding, right? It’s an outdoor food market! The place is full of family-owned businesses with wooden fruit stands, calves hanging from the ceiling, and fish guts on the floor.
That makes me remember the 2004 poll about how people would rather have a beer with Bush than with Kerry, even though Bush doesn’t drink. What does that say about Kerry?
How does one eat a cheese steak sandwich? I’ve never had one.
PP,
1st, you shouldn’t be afraid to get messy because you will.
2nd, just dig in or do the opposite of what Kerry did.
And while I’m still rabipd posting about cheese steaks, no one seems to bring up the while Geno’s is good (better than Pats and Tony Lucs, IMHO, never been to Jims) they all are $3 more than the food carts that make equally good steaks.
Seeing as your the expert here mpchops, shouldn’t you know that?
30 and bloghooligan,
It’s clear that we need to have some sort of MM happy hour/cheese steak gathering somewhere.
taylork,
The area west of Temple isn’t improving. Temple is simply expanding west.
And yes, Pat’s and Geno’s are just a few blocks south of the Italian Market, but as the Gallery is a few blocks south of Chinatown, but we wouldn’t say that the Gallery is in Chinatown.
In California, we have our cheesesteak sandwiches any old way we want them. I’m rather glad we’re not tied to some ridiculous notion of how something as mundane as a sandwich ’should be’.
Oh jeez! How unamerican! So and so got the wrong cheese on their sandwich, or doesn’t like a particular sandwich, or doesn’t put cheddar on their apple pie.
It saddens me that this sort of frivolity might actually influence the vote of an adult in this country.
Focusing on stuff like this makes it easier for the left to ridicule us.
I jest you not.
I have to give Barack a pass on this one. I cannot stand Obama and I would NEVER vote for him. But if he doesn’t want to eat cheese whiz, who cares. Here in Central Illinois we have something called a “horse shoe” sandwich. Basically you take the nastiest piece of institutional grade meat you can find, cover it in extra greasy french fires and smother it in cheese whiz. It’s disgusting. I tried one once and would never touch one of those things again. Also, it’s important to remember that Obama is from Chicago, which in spite of everything else that’s wrong with the city, still has some of the best food on earth, including everything from Chicago hot dogs, gyros and stuffed pizza, to top notch 5 star dining. So I can completely understand why he wouldn’t be all that impressed by cheese whiz.
taylork, agreed.
we all have to come to the realization that the italian market isn’t so much italian anymore. it’s more…international.
you don’t eat a cheese steak like a ‘delicate little flower’ (in my best City Chicken [SouthPark] voice). you grab it, close it, getting all the cheese on the palms of your hand, and bite off the entire butt of the sandwich. greese and cheese will ooze – this is a good thing. the onions will fall out – again, good.
i should market a Philly cheese steak survival kit:
1 – fresh shirt
2 – wet naps
3 – breath mint
Okay. Hold up. Who puts “cheddar on their apple pie”?
exactly
agreed!! – Michelle should come! have your people get in touch with her people…get this ball rolling.
The “victim” of “mean,” “oppressive,” America, munchin’ on $99.99/lb. ham.
I gotta’ get me some of that victimhood.
On second thought…Gimme’ one of those cheese-steak sandwiches…wit
Yeach it is. Temple students are now living as far as 19th st. And between Diamond and Cecil B Moore the real estate value has exploded and continues to rise right now. The RDA is in the process of converting the vacant homes (which are now demolished)into new housing which is only going improve the area further.
I’m not talking about sharswood here, but since you’re the philly expert shouldn’t you know that when I mean west I don’t mean every street west of temple until the park?
It might be more apropos if Obamamassiah had stopped at a black neighborhood cookery to chow down on chicken and collard greens cooked in bacon grease. He’ll win Philly in a landslide, because like OJ, he’s “black” to the ignorant masses.
Lived in area about thirty years and saw white flight reduce Philly to mostly black town. If the country were more like Cook county, Philly, Watts, Liberty City et al, I’d say Obama would be a prohibitive choice for Pres.
Anyway I hope the country wakes up before it is too late. The media sure as hell won’t point out his flaws since they are positives to the elites and media cretins like Matthews. Lead based paint chucklehead here probably thought sKerry Lurch was sophisticated and so much better than Bush too.
Question- who is the Veep choice? I hear Webb mentioned, but wouldn’t Richardson, who is “Hispanic”, be a pick? And please say that McCain won’t go with the Huckleberry.
30, blog,
If you pm me on phillyblog (same screen name) we could set it up.
If you’re going to being hundres of thousands of dollars on staff and handlers, the least you can do is get the suff right, espically after Kerry made the same gaffe.
It’s amusing that politicians who lie and pander as easily as breathing suddenly can’t find the intestinal fortitude to fake a few bites of a local delicacy in order to avoid the flurry of stories revealing their elitism.
It’s four years on and we’re still talking about John Francois Kerry ordering Swiss. Now it’s the Obamessiah choosing to be photographed eating $100/lb. ham instead of doing the Kabuki of taking a couple of bites of a “cheesesteak Whiz with”.
$100 ham for the guy who’s unable to pay his student loans due to the racism of his grandmother? Huh? Whut?!?
NYC @ Yash, the difference between us and the left is that we know when to not take each other seriously. this is one of those times. i can guarantee that our votes weren’t influenced by this one event…
we’ll ignore the fact that a visit to Geno’s/Pat’s is tradition – i can’t remember the last time a presidential candidate did not try to drum up votes during a photo op while pretending to like a greasy chessesteak. what we can’t ignore is ‘why’ they’ve chosen to break with tradition.
Gollum!!! what a GREAT point!!!
why hasn’t Obama visited the Rib Crib on Germantown Ave?!?
It’s a weak attempt to prove he’s not a practicing Muslim or influenced by Farrakhan.
Obama trying to sell himself as a working class guy is as transparent as his describing himself as a “professor of law” at the University of Chicago. Obama went to an elite prep school in Hawaii that is known as a place where rich haolie kids go to be pampered. These rich kids don’t have to worry about being around native Hawaiian kids. And Obama fit right in. He never went to a public school in his life. It was prep school, Ivy League and then a white shoe law firm in Chicago where every lawyer went to prep school. And yet the MSM will protect Obama. John Kerry eating a Philly cheese steak was hilarious. Everyone knew Kerry only felt at home eating Frech Food at Chantilly. I am positive that Obama has never eaten a meal where you might get sauce on your shirt.
What really bugs me about the swiss incident is that he clearly didn’t look at the giant menu above his head. It’s says wiz or provalone for cheeses.
Seriously, if you’re going to make a big PR stunt out of it at least read the darn menu!!!!
The Rib Crib? I used to eat at one of those in Owasso, OK, when I worked out in Tulsa. I doubt it is the same group, since I think that was a company established only in OK. But, it was good, nonetheless. I liked the Tuesday night “All-You-Can-Eat Ribs” that they had.
..because Obama’s all about change.
lol
Well, so much for my diet!
Amen, mpchops, Jim’s it is. Pat’s and Geno’s sell kangaroo meat on stale rolls.
Oh, I just read this. Coming from Gov of PA, and Hillary supporter Rendell’s Pr person. Apprarently, he said FoxNews has been the most fair in terms of coverage, promting Olby to call Rendell an idiot and name him the worst person int he world. The response
“No,” he said. “Look, Keith Olbermann is an entertainer and his job is to attract an audience. He has no fundamental commitment to either accuracy or rational thought. Given that lack of accountability, Keith’s comments have to be taken in stride.”
then they should call them “hoppy meals”.
I’m hungry. Think I’ll have a cheesesteak. Or a few tacos.
Photo ops and gladhanding with the “locals.” Obummer is no “man of the people.” He was born into privilege (just like Kerry). I bet he’s actually lactose intolerant and doesn’t even like cheese…. or real, challenging questions.
The likelihood of this guy eating a cheesesteak is as likely as him closing the border and doing something about immigration that isn’t a giveaway and erodes the security and sovereignty of the US even further.
Man of the people my sweet petooty.
Okay. Hold up. Who puts “cheddar on their apple pie”?
- Barry
My mother does, and to hear her tell it, it’s as prevalent as ‘a la mode’ in some areas of the country.
Of course, that could just be my mother trying to cover her weird food preferences.
pm? I registered over there…not sure what to do next.
I could go for one of those myself right now. Then again I like good food from a real American establishment. The Obamination continues to show is ignorance for all things that make this country great to include the famous Philly Cheese Steak sandwich. It’s going to be a rough morning I just made myself really hungry thinking about eating one.
We are at war, the dollar is tanking, my home has dropped in value, my brother’s (veteran) job moved to Viet Nam, my health insurance has gone up 40% in the last 7 years. But that,s not important.
I sure hope we can get a president who complies with the Michelle Malkin approved campaign schedule and menu selections. MUST EAT GENOS….MUST ORDER LIKE ME….MUST SPEAK ENGLISH….Just more crap from the Mother Superior
How can Obama, with such a terrible upbringing and in a ‘white mans world’ ever afford $99 ham? Hypocrisy never stops.
Nevermind taylork…
bite it scooter.
scooter56,
why are you here?
With a tanking dollar, it doesn’t make good business sense to move jobs overseas where wages and materials are higher.
What was the date of air for that?
Do you know if a clip of that might be up at youtube?
Olby’s quip was on Monday and is posted here. The Rendell fox is fair comment is here
I doubt the PR guys retort was video taped but I’ll look.
it looks like ARdo’s comment was in an emial to the Inquirer.