Councilman
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- Joined
- Apr 25, 2009
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- Riverside, County, CA.
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Jeez! Walter you too! It seems Obama's phony bubble of brilliance is being popped by ever those one might think would not only be sipping from the kool aid of Onamania but drinking from a 44 ounce Big Gulp cup.
It is getting so encouraging to see that what many of us have been saying for about three years is now being openly talked about with people who not only know the political landscape but are not AMATEURS at being in a position of responsibility and authority like Obama.
So many Obamaniacs get all tingly and gushy over Obama claiming he's a genius would go nuts when we pointed out that he's no where near brilliant.
If you have ever heard this (in the words of Mondale) idiot speak without a teleprompter, if you are honest have to have noticed he's so slow in thought that he stumbles, stammers, stutters, and hems and haws like a truly, dim witted, mentally challenged, poorly educated person. And that's being nice.
I have come to wonder if this is not why Obama has hidden all of his school records?
Could it be that Obama's brilliance is just more propaganda like just about everything else about him has turned out to be?
Okay you can call me D-minus-ER. but then I'll call Obama an F-ER.
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/beltway-confidential/Mondale-Obamas-teleprompters-are-idiot-boards-keep-him-from-connecting-with-audiences-104306374.html
I think some of these backyard events are terrific. But I think he -- he's very bright -- as a matter of fact, brilliant. And I think he tends to -- and he uses these idiot boards to read speeches on television and I think he loses the connection that he needs emotionally with American voters."
"You're talking about the teleprompters that he always has when he's delivering a formal speech?" Blitzer asked.
"Yes, right," Mondale said.
"And he's reading it, basically from the teleprompter," Blitzer said.
"Right."
"You don't think that works, is that what you're saying?" Blitzer asked.
"Yes," Mondale answered. "You know if you're looking at the teleprompter, you're here, you're here, you're here, and your audience is right there. And I think he needs to do more of that."
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