I have to say, though, that somebody should be embarrassed by the pyrotechnics of our current POTUS's celebration of himself and his ability to say yes while golfing to a mission long planned by our military.
I mean, if you have to tell people how great you are.
In the picture Shenandoah posted below, you might notice that the tiniest little head with the big ears skulking in a golf shirt and jacket belong to the *cough*Commander in Chief*cough cough**.
You can watch all the videos over here as Brian Williams and Barack Hussein Obama stroll the previously secret Situation Room to talk about Barry's most glorious moment of ordering the death of a criminal, using liberal comparisons to,oh, say, basketball. "It was not a slam dunk YET....."
All while the cameras roll. And the two bobbleheads preen for them, fluffing their peacock tails for all to witness the beauty.
It's enervating to watch the square jawed bubbleheaded truly determined steely eyed broadcaster interviewing the quietly coolly confident young Prez stroll through the previously secret area, pointing to this seat where he sat while the Seals risked their lives, his little pencil head poking up above his collar, to the tv he watched the maneuver on, to the clock he watched during the "longest 40 minutes of his life," cuz, you know, his life could all change in a moment.
Or something.
We've seen this cool cockiness before; swatting a fly while sitting coolly during an interview, coolly singing a melodic tune to his lovers, later airily claiming he hadn't been nervous or practiced the melody, contrary to other reports.
You get the picture.
Or maybe you don't.
So here's the promo:
Now that we have that really scintillating new Obama theme revealed and we can see that the Obama campaign has admitted MSNBC as its official network, maybe we can dump the whole "Hope and Change" thing.
Forward.
Sadly, Forward is being subjected to ridicule in the conservative Twitterverse. Don't those naughty monkeys have anything else to do?
And it's going over real well in the real world too, what with its long history and all.
And it's going over real well in the real world too, what with its long history and all.
Hey, if they think that means we're going to drop the whole Winning The Future--WTF-- stuff, they're nuts.
So here it is.
WTF.
So here it is.
WTF.
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