It was Prof. Irwin Corey.

I wish the prof was running now, he’d be a better choice.

So, the real question to Barry is. “If this country is under attack (for real) and to protect our leader you had to be jetted out of DC w/o Michelle”. As President what would be your first priority – the USA or Michelle?

With his “drawers” in a wod over Michelle…Now…what would it be in a real crisis. Me thinks he whins too much.

His wife came out speaking for him, they go on T.V. with entire family, but we are not suppose to question anything they say. Ok
Makes me believe he is a moron eliteist liberal cause we are not to think just do. Sounds like he wants a dictatorship. DO AS I SAY, YOU HAVE NO FREEDOM TO QUESTION ON THINK.

And I’ve said this before: I would never have my campaign engage in a concerted effort….

Am I the only who notices how they ALWAYS say, “I’ve said this before….” or “As I’ve said from the very beginning…”– right before they tell a blatant LIE??

Seriously, it is a consistent pattern (that is also, ironically enough, a trait most narcissists have in common) that I’ve picked up on for the past year or so.

It could easily be pieced together to expose his use of this calculated phrase so that people won’t question what he says. He says this to manipulate others into believing that his word is truth because subconsciously they’ll think that there is some indisputable “record” of this… since, of course, he has been “saying this from the beginning…..”.

*sigh*

Hey Silky! If you’re taking requests, how about: Obama Is My Slave…and Where Do I Go to Get My Money Back?

Has anyone else heard about this? It just seems…odd.

…treated her as the candidate in a way that you just rarely see the Democrats try to do against Republicans.

This reminds me of that Seinfeld episode where a woman is breaking up with George & she says “It’s not you, it’s me.” And George then says that she can’t use that line on him because he invented the “It’s not you, it’s me” line.

When Barack says that Republicans are personally attacking MichOb, he’s forgetting that Democrats invented the personal attack!

What makes Michelle Obama’s comments newsworthy isn’t just their intrinsic foolishness, but also a fact of life most every married man knows: for better or worse, the person with the most influence on his thinking, his values, attitudes and beliefs, is his wife.
If what Michelle Obama blurts out in her speeches is indicative of what she’s often saying to and around her husband, some of that elitist negativity is bound to rub off — indeed, already has rubbed off. And wasn’t it was Michelle Obama who introduced her husband to Jeremiah Wright?
You can judge them by the fruits of their labors, and by the company they keep.

I had to jump in before I finished reading too. I guess that says how completely I agree with Regulus.