Check out the leader of the free world

[Anonymous]

http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/09/20/7862290-barack-obama-joins-open-government-partnership-for-group-photo#.TnoKDpEghmQ.email

What a zero.

[Anonymous]

I can't stand people like you who can;t respect the office he holds. I ddidn't vote for him and I won't but I respect him and the office. I hope he turns thigns around and becomes a great president because we all will be better off, but if he doesn't I will hope the same for the next person.

But for you, you will always be miserable.

flame on

[Anonymous]

This is actually pretty hilarious: it's obvious that there's some sort of joking going on here, given the ironic look on Obama's face, and the fact that most of the leaders in the photo are laughing along with the gag.

Here's another photo:

http://pajamasmedia.com/tatler/files/2011/09/125684864.jpg

Anyway, it's obvious to anyone but the most deranged, frothing Teabagger that it's a joke. Which is pretty funny, because the time that their favorite president ever, that idiot man-child Bush, gave the German president a back rub, the silence on the right was deafening.

It's hilarious the things wingnuts get worked up over. Remember the time they were pissing themselves because Obama dared to TOUCH THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND??

Hell, you'd think we were still royal subjects.

[Anonymous]

It's clearly not the actual photo, just a press shot snapped while everyone was getting ready.

Half of the people are looking in other directions.

This on the other hand, is hard to erase from your mind:

[Anonymous]

Blame it on Bush. That just shows how low Obama has become. He has no merits to stand on. His benchmark is Bush.

[Anonymous]

The text said he was "waving" his hand so obviously the camera caught his hand while it was moving.

But you obviously don't read so how would you know that.

Moron.

[Anonymous]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BW2HU2_GGXY

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand people like you who can;t respect the office he holds. I ddidn't vote for him and I won't but I respect him and the office. I hope he turns thigns around and becomes a great president because we all will be better off, but if he doesn't I will hope the same for the next person.

But for you, you will always be miserable.

flame on

Lighten up, Francis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blame it on Bush. That just shows how low Obama has become. He has no merits to stand on. His benchmark is Bush.

At least he doesn't kiss the rulers of the country that raised the 9/11 attackers.

[Anonymous]

At least he doesn't kiss the rulers of the country that raised the 9/11 attackers.

No Obama bows to them. The way that both political parties suck up to the Saudi's is disgusting.

As an aside, Local companies like Lockheed Martin employ thousands of expat to work in Saudi Arabia supporting the Saudi Government and military but none of them are women, I have always wondered why there are never any lawsuits...

[TheManWithAUsername]

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand people like you who can;t respect the office he holds. I ddidn't vote for him and I won't but I respect him and the office.

I've never understood this principle, including when the right used to say it all the time about Bush II. Assuming that I dislike the president but respect the office, exactly how is that supposed to affect my behavior? Where's the line between OK criticism and disrespectful criticism?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand people like you who can;t respect the office he holds. I ddidn't vote for him and I won't but I respect him and the office. I hope he turns thigns around and becomes a great president because we all will be better off, but if he doesn't I will hope the same for the next person.

But for you, you will always be miserable.

flame on

I did vote for him and have lived with regret since the day of his inauguration. the likelihood of his doing anything significant are slim to none. Experience counts and now the electorate knows this. Never again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand people like you who can;t respect the office he holds. I ddidn't vote for him and I won't but I respect him and the office. I hope he turns thigns around and becomes a great president because we all will be better off, but if he doesn't I will hope the same for the next person.

But for you, you will always be miserable.

flame on

I did vote for him and have lived with regret since the day of his inauguration. the likelihood of his doing anything significant are slim to none. Experience counts and now the electorate knows this. Never again.

Really? What on earth caused regret between November and Inauguration day? Sounds like a fake "supporter" to me.

[takoma]

Anonymous wrote:I did vote for him and have lived with regret since the day of his inauguration. the likelihood of his doing anything significant are slim to none. Experience counts and now the electorate knows this. Never again.

Health Care and two moderate Supreme Court Justices ain't chopped liver.

And in 2012, he will have four more years of experience as president than his opponent, so if you are going with experience from now on ...

[Anonymous]

op what exactly is your point? focus on the issues vs nonsensical jabs at a photo of all things.