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When a society loses its memory, it descends inevitably into dementia. Mark Steyn
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September 7, 2010

Still not [White] House-trained

Grab that liberal rag and spread it thickly on the new carpet. It's no longer August but Obama is getting wee-weed up again, complaining yesterday in Milwaukee that "they talk about me like a dog." (See previous post.) The blogosphere emitted a collective "huh?" and then got busy with the jokes.

You may ask, can't he hear himself? Nope. Not even a faint echo.


Jim Geraghty:

Man, so many punchlines, so little space – “his bark is worse than his bite,” “this dog has had its day,” “we’re on to his dog and pony show,” “he’s made a dog’s breakfast of the economy,” “this explains why he always acts like he ate his own homework,” “the White House has gone to the dogs,” he’s howling at the moon, something about a ruined carpet, we feel like a fire hydrant, chasing the mailman, we’re all dog-tired of him, and finally, who let this dog out? …
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6 comments:

  1. I'm thinking he probably meant that his democratic fellows back in Washington keep expecting him to listen to them; to sit when they say, "SIT!" To heel when they say, "HEEL!" You know, so they can try and salvage their political careers instead of letting him go off half-cocked. Of course Obama would NEVER do what's in the best interests of his party; not when their are whole swathes of his agenda that he hasn't seen dictated into law yet.

    But that's kind of a boring explanation. It's a heck of a lot funnier to picture him with floppy ears and a long face like Droopy the Dog. Welcome to the dog days of summer, BHO!
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  2. He can only wish that I would talk about him like a dog; I love my dog and think he is a regal creature with many stellar attributes.
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  3. What do you expect from a man who named his dog after himself? You do remember his dog is named Bo.
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  4. On the Internet, no one can tell that you're a president.
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  5. Most Americans treat their dog like family. he should be so lucky.
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  6. Put a muzzle on it, Barry!

    (What will this guy unleash next?)
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