I haven't read David Brooks since he was enthralled about Obama's perfectly creased pants. Has Brook's opinion changed upon seeing Obama's very wrinkled suit?
In an effort to appear more domestic, Michelle took up knitting, but the crafter demographic appeared unswayed by her photo realistic little boy afghan.
"Look, I admit that this robot kid is pretty convincing. But he doesn't look anywhere near old enough to plausibly be of voting age. That's what you promised. I think I'm gonna go with the general amnesty plan."
'Timmy, when I was young and my Mom called me 'Buster,' perhaps I was already thinking how great I would one day become.
You see, I have to make sure activist ideology and racially divisive politics can then be attached to a definition of the 'Middle-Class' and Left-liberal politics. I owe those NPR ladies a lot. We've spent a whole lot of money and made a lot of promises, Timmy.
You see, all this is then spoon-fed to the American public through careful image management, political rhetoric and frankly, a lot of bullshit, Timmy.'
'Go away, Mister'
'You're now part of the Dream machine, Timmy, like you Mom and Dad here.'
When I noticed them, I thought, "How sad. How lonely." No majesty. No people.
Both by Hopper and added during Obama's term.
From The White House Blog: "Emblematic examples of his work, the two paintings lent by the Whitney Museum capture the strong sense of atmosphere and light as well as the empty stillness that characterize much of Hopper’s imagery."
The empty stillness.
(In fairness to Obama, other paintings in the Oval Office include portraits of Washington and Lincoln, a Childe Hassam watercolor, a Rockwell rendering of the Statue of Liberty, and a depiction of the Grand Tetons.) Interestingly, the Rockwell painting shows the Statue from the rear. Rather lonely. Aloof.
Obama reportedly told the youngster what his share of the national debt is. He got a smile from the parents when he remarked, "That doesn't mean we intend to ever pay it down!"
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81 comments:
"The rumor that the President would veto the bill is reported to have come from a high White Horse souse"
I haven't read David Brooks since he was enthralled about Obama's perfectly creased pants. Has Brook's opinion changed upon seeing Obama's very wrinkled suit?
"Mommy voted for this guy???
Behold the future of America under your leadership.
"He said I, Me, Mine like 800 times. He's killing me."
Tommy Vietor, get off that couch immediately!! Dude!!
I'm wondering: What's kept in those very nice chests of drawers?
Not a fan of the two paintings. Not enough color variability. I like the woman's summer dress though.
I wonder if it smells like stale cigarettes.
What a pussified color scheme. Rust and tan.
Is it me, or are those drapes really ugly?
The whole room looks drab and sad.
Except the wallpaper. I like the stripes.
Caption:
"Gerald Ford III visits White House"
"Not another speech"
The president attempts to reassure parents after hooking his drive.
Today: "What boy on the couch? There is no boy on the couch."
Next month: "Look, the first time I heard about the boy on the couch was when I read it in the papers, just like the rest of you."
I've often wanted to do a face-plant after listening to this guy.
"I'm wondering: What's kept in those very nice chests of drawers?"
Under the socks and underwear are the Playboys and the boy band fan fiction.
Having just been informed that he was being preemptively drafted for more war in the Middle East, young Jeffery collapsed in a fit of apathy.
Mommy, Mommy! Please make him stop!
In an effort to appear more domestic, Michelle took up knitting, but the crafter demographic appeared unswayed by her photo realistic little boy afghan.
"Smells Like Sulphur."
"The boy on the couch was left here by the previous administration."
"President Explains He Would Have Been Greatest Ever But For Republican Obstructionism While Young Boy Attempts to Suffoccate Self"
Suffocate
Why would the White House release this photo?
The president's back? The face plant? And who are those people?
Young Boy Performs Gerald Ford Impersonation in Oval Office
"Thanks for bringing him over. While he's much too young to be director of the Fed, I think he's just right for Secratary of State."
The backside of BH0. What we all want to see.
"Young boy responds to 'stand down' order."
President knocks out little boy, MSM ignores
@Irene: I like it.
" And let me be perfectly clear, once the Republicans stop interfering, I will likewise throw ISIS onto the crushed velour couch of history."
"I didn't know he was face down when I sat on him."
"Look, I admit that this robot kid is pretty convincing. But he doesn't look anywhere near old enough to plausibly be of voting age. That's what you promised. I think I'm gonna go with the general amnesty plan."
@Original Mike, Thanks!
"Little bastard touches my golf clubs again and there will be more of the same."
Six years old, white, male, blond... what's there left to live for?
we call him "mini biden"
"And that, my friends, is how I took down Osama."
No caption, but I'm sure that TMZ has the video.
"Can we goooo now Mommy? This guy's boring."
"....and Mommy said that this guys shit doesn't stink!!"
"Hey look, Tommy has perfected leading from behind."
I asked him what he's doing here, but it turns out he doesn't speak English.
The president's back? The face plant? And who are those people?
Per the caption (click through), former Secret Serviceman and family.
"Play That Funky Music, White Boy!"
If that were Bill Clinton in the picture, I'd have a hundred lines.
With Obama....I got nothing.
St. George said...
Why would the White House release this photo?
I scrolled through the entire photo stream and had that question over and over.
What's with the gray suit, Swaggy?
Youth passes out after eating a regulation "Let's Move" lunch.
"We're going to be friggin late for our tee time...."
One is a little man in a world too big for him falling on his face. The other is a kid on a couch.
'Timmy, when I was young and my Mom called me 'Buster,' perhaps I was already thinking how great I would one day become.
You see, I have to make sure activist ideology and racially divisive politics can then be attached to a definition of the 'Middle-Class' and Left-liberal politics. I owe those NPR ladies a lot. We've spent a whole lot of money and made a lot of promises, Timmy.
You see, all this is then spoon-fed to the American public through careful image management, political rhetoric and frankly, a lot of bullshit, Timmy.'
'Go away, Mister'
'You're now part of the Dream machine, Timmy, like you Mom and Dad here.'
'Thank you'
The two paintings at left?
When I noticed them, I thought, "How sad. How lonely." No majesty. No people.
Both by Hopper and added during Obama's term.
From The White House Blog: "Emblematic examples of his work, the two paintings lent by the Whitney Museum capture the strong sense of atmosphere and light as well as the empty stillness that characterize much of Hopper’s imagery."
The empty stillness.
(In fairness to Obama, other paintings in the Oval Office include portraits of Washington and Lincoln, a Childe Hassam watercolor, a Rockwell rendering of the Statue of Liberty, and a depiction of the Grand Tetons.) Interestingly, the Rockwell painting shows the Statue from the rear. Rather lonely. Aloof.
Oh, and yes, if you click on the link to the White House Blog, there's a photo of Obama taken from the rear admiring the paintings.
"Thank God I won't have to hear about !@# POTUS and how much my dad hates him any more!"
Boy passes out when he learns his share of the debt.
lbs 1898 wrote: One is a little man in a world too big for him falling on his face. The other is a kid on a couch.
Ding, ding, ding! We have a winner.
peeeUUUU!!!!!!!
Response to: "He could be my son!"
We love you Mr. President but look what Michelle's lunch progam is doing to our son.
Duck, Duck, Goose-down throw pillow
a. I've been thinking, and I finally came up with an alternative to patriation of all those Latino kids.
b. I guess I'd have to blame Michelle's school lunch.
c. I dunno. Last I saw, he was trying to figure out hopey-changey.
Youth passes out after eating a regulation "Let's Move" lunch.
5 stars.
Don't worry about Chuck Todd. I'll come back after the commercial break.
Future Daily Kos commenter, AKA "Obama Throne Sniffer"
"Small child realizes only way to avoid one more second of Obama is to suffocate himself with couch pillow..."
Timmy, having forgotten his hanky, made do.
"The only way we can lose this coming election is if we're caught with either this dead boy or a live girl."
Disposable taste tester now available in travel size. Visit your local Planned Parenthood while supplies last.
Obama reportedly told the youngster what his share of the national debt is. He got a smile from the parents when he remarked, "That doesn't mean we intend to ever pay it down!"
"Jeesums he won't shut up."
Little kid: jeez don't you people realize he's not wearing any clothes!
Timmy, as of 0900 this morning, your share of the national debt is $540,056.23...and rising...Timmy? Timmy?
"Mommy, you were right! If I close my eyes and breathe, I can still smell the Gipper."
Febreze!
Look, two adults in the Oval Office!
Full video to come, later on TMZ.
Regarding the paintings.
Hopper was undoubtedly a fine artist, but his paintings are among the most depressing works I've ever seen. I call them "landscapes for slit wrists."
Does Obama actually spend any time working in that room?
"And now, Mr. President, our son will enact how your presidency will be perceived by history."
"...and the best part is, our KIDS will have to pay for it!"
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