That befuddled look is priceless
A journalist dares ask President Barry a direct question about his policy’s effectiveness. After looking befuddled for some long moments, he repeats some boilerplate liberal pablum and doesn’t come close to directly answering the question.
Uhhh, ahhhh, uhhhh….
ahhhh…ummm…well….ummmm
“Diplomacy has to involve the other side engaging in a serious way, trying to solve problems.”
What keen political insight! The man is a genius! Maybe we can make him King!
It’s becoming clearer that part of his technique is to speak so haltingly and blandly and to drag an answer out for so long that eventually the listener simply tunes out, and only comes back at the end to applaud politely, assuming that so clean and well-spoken a gentleman must have said something worthwhile. Those who manage to keep their eyes open, however, know that is a falsity! When are people going to start admitting the emperor has no brain?
Dear me, this flim-flam-sham of answers of the “ers, ahs, mmm’s, eh’s, uhhh’s” from Barack, an actual president of the United States, caught unaware and uninformed, actually embarrasses me and I’m hidden behind a PC monitor.
Seriously as inept as I know that I am about many subjects; I could have punted and answered that reporter quite well, especially on a subject that we American’s know so well. A headline a day or one in one-week to less would inform the least interested uncaring citizen; but for the president of the United States to flunk out is most FOUL!!
Where is the press when we need them…that is not a question, it’s a declaration that I know where they are and they ‘ain’t’ about to be where Barack is when he goofs like this so often.
Seeing Barry clearly stumped is a treat: it’s the kind of pleasure everyone enjoyed watching the smartest kid in the 6th grade screw up. In fact, folks who look at Barry closely see that he is in fact stumped quite often. I dig it!