Michelle Obama – We’re “Downright Mean”

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Holy crap, can you imagine this woman as First Lady? Would she be a downer or what? (h/t Jammie Wearing Fool)

Obama begins with a broad assessment of life in America in 2008, and life is not good: we’re a divided country, we’re a country that is “just downright mean,” we are “guided by fear,” we’re a nation of cynics, sloths, and complacents. “We have become a nation of struggling folks who are barely making it every day,” she said, as heads bobbed in the pews. “Folks are just jammed up, and it’s gotten worse over my lifetime. And, doggone it, I’m young. Forty-four!”

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From these bleak generalities, Obama moves into specific complaints. Used to be, she will say, that you could count on a decent education in the neighborhood. But now there are all these charter schools and magnet schools that you have to “finagle” to get into. Health care is out of reach, pensions are disappearing, college is too expensive, and even if you can figure out a way to go to college you won’t be able to recoup the cost of the degree in many of the professions for which you needed it in the first place.

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“The life that I’m talking about that most people are living has gotten progressively worse since I was a little girl. . . . So if you want to pretend like there was some point over the last couple of decades when your lives were easy, I want to meet you!”

This kind of crap coming from a lady who DID go to a magnet school, is making over 300 grand at her job (not even counting her husband making a couple million), and proved to herself and the country that being black doesn’t bring you down anymore in this country.

But still the downcast attitude of our country. We’re a bunch of sloths which will get better when the government takes care of you from cradle to grave you see…..

The hypocrisy and mindnumbing pessimism is unbecoming. Even worse then unbecoming she has proven herself to be a nasty angry woman from her college days to now.

Hell, that few million plus isn’t even enough for her:

“You’re looking at a young couple that’s just a few years out of debt,” Obama said. “See, because, we went to those good schools, and we didn’t have trust funds. I’m still waiting for Barack’s trust fund. Especially after I heard that Dick Cheney was s’posed to be a relative or something. Give us something here!”

What a vile woman. Now she is supposedly OWED more?

This is the difference between conservatives and liberals. Reagan ran on talking up this country, telling us all it was a great country with too much government. Obama and his wife talk about how bad this country is, how we’re a bunch of sloths and going downhill quickly….

But if her husband is elected you can bet your ass her tone will change.

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If, I repeat…if…Obama is elected…I expect Michelle Obama to eventually run for Congress a la Hillary, get elected and eventually run for President herself. But by that time, if she continues the hateful rhetoric, the American people will tire of her as well also a la Hillary.

There is NO WAY that woman is going to be MY First Lady!!

Michelle Obama: stuck on angry.

My gosh, the last person to speak to the country like this was Jimmy Carter. At least Mrs. Obama has the good grace to speak to us like this during the primaries.

I don’t have a problem with her comment. She talking about a side of America that no one wants to talk about, thus making us a bunch of hypocrites. If you want to get better as a country you have to deal with your demons. There are still a lot of challenges facing this country’s spirit. Be honest.

I can understand why you want to be “Nameless”.

at least nameless was correct about one thing…”hypocrites”, here’s a black lady who has accomlished more educationally and financially than 85% of all whites in america, and she still has cause to complain, she is the definition of hypocrite (well next to albore).

i will write in a conservative candidate and watch as osamahussienobama runs the country into the ground, and i will be here to pick up the pieces

Curt writes:

Good luck with a liberal majority on the Supreme Court, it will take decades for that to work out and maybe, just maybe, your great grandkids will live in the country you want it to be. In the meantime lets screw your kids and your grandkids over…..

Just sad that anyone would think like that.”

even sadder that you and others like you condone bad behavior (rino’s, neocon’s, mcshame)….thanks to you and like minded folks it’s why we find ouselves in the fix we are today.

over the last 7 years i’ve found myself being serially abused by the party I supported for decades…it’s now time for a divorce, if the growing pains are difficult…thank yourself for them.

mcidiot does not have support of the conservative base nor will he…get used to it, he will not succeed under my watch. i along with huge percentage of reaganites reject mcturd along with current rnc philoshy. we further reject those on the right who support this behavior along with the type of weak azz arguments presented here.

for many so called conservatives living their lives with principals seems to be a thing of the past (moral relativism)…if you’re not part of the solution…you’re part of the problem bro.

it’s called a mirror

Curt wrote:

“Like I said, just sad…and quite pathetic.”

lol…pretty sure mcshamnensty said something almost exactly the same with regards to discounting conservatives thoughts…

Row,

I do not know how long you have read this website, but many here do not like McCain and did not vote for him. Curt supported Fed Thompson as did I.

The sad part is, neither America nor the world can not survive 4-8 years of Clinton or Obama wrongness on social issues and defense.

row,

If party purists were to dictate, we’d lose every election, every time. You win elections by building coalitions. And you can only push the country further to the right, if elections are won; not lost.

You certainly don’t speak for Ronald Reagan, as much as you’d like to ride on his coattails as a Reaganite. Today, I seriously doubt Reagan would be Reagan enough for the likes of you.

mcidiot does not have support of the conservative base nor will he…get used to it, he will not succeed under my watch. i along with huge percentage of reaganites reject mcturd along with current rnc philoshy.

I suppose that’s why even before McCain was the clear-cut front runner, he already had support amongst “smart” voters, who also happen to be foot soldiers and generals in the Reagan revolution:

How is it that at least 17 prominent, staunch conservative Senators have thrown their support to John McCain? How is it, that over 100 Admirals and generals along with Norman Schwarzkopf have endorsed the Senator from the great state of Arizona? They couldn’t all be RINOs, could they? How is it that 100 individuals who served in the Reagan Administration have endorsed John McCain?

Many leaders of the Reagan Revolution – Jack Kemp, Senator Phil Gramm, Senator Dan Coats, General Alexander Haig, George Shultz and many more – proudly back Senator McCain. The conservative Senators who know McCain best – John Kyl, Tom Coburn, Sam Brownback, Lindsey Graham, Trent Lott – support his presidential campaign after working with him in the Senate for years and seeing his commitment to Reaganism. During the six years he served in Congress under President Reagan, McCain supported the administration as one of its most effective “foot soldiers.” Unlike many of his critics, McCain echoes the Reagan approach – not the Buchanan approach – to free trade and immigration reform.

Primaries are for “teaching lessons” and supporting the candidate who best represents your politics; general elections are for supporting your party’s nominee, and winning the election.

respectfully ChrisG if we able to survive four years of the peanut head we can survive anything including the two idiots (or three depending on how you look at things) that are currently available. previously Curt offered nothing other than a personal opinion on what is to transpire should either of the democrats attain potus status…and then goes on to dismiss out of hand a fellow conservatives viewpoint (just like mclame).

with regards to Wordsmiths response…i hardly know where to begin, kemp is a poster child for neocons, this idiot attempts to compare mccain with chruchill, kemp has gone the way of most republicans…left. with regards to who supports mccain, what’s your point? it doesn’t make mcain any more conservative…the loser’s most recent ACU rating was 65…on par with hildebeast!!! his lifetime rating is NOT 85 but 77.5 and only 73 since Bush has been in office. notice movement in any particular direction here?

let me give you a brief bit of background, like Curt i’m a bay area native (1950) and grew up in hayward and oakland. born a conservative i’ve argued and fought (literally) every left wing social misfit group that ever set foot in the bay area…from the drug infested students for a democratic society, the child molesting weatherman underground, to the racist black panther party, from berkely to oakland to san francisco. i enlisted in 67, seperated in 75 and reenlisted in 89 (i consider military conflict a form of social work) i currently work with homeless veterans at the menlo park va. i am heart broken with what has become of what was my party, and just like Lincoln sometimes we need to seperate ourselves from what is a cancer and start over.

did not come here to fight, just express myself, i apologize for any i’ve offended 😉

what’s your point?

That you don’t speak for Ronald Reagan; nor for all Reagan conservatives. And that if only conservative purists comprised a political party, they’d lose every election.

it doesn’t make mcain any more conservative…the loser’s most recent ACU rating was 65…on par with hildebeast!!! his lifetime rating is NOT 85 but 77.5 and only 73 since Bush has been in office. notice movement in any particular direction here?

Nothing new, you’re telling me; it’s in my earlier link:

If John McCain is not a “true” conservative then how does one explain the fact that his ACU lifetime ranking is 82.3% (for you Fredheads, Fred Thompson’s lifetime average is 86%- with his support of campaign finance reform apparently knocking off anywhere from 4%-12% from his rating)? In 2006, yes it was 65%. Putting him in 47th place among Senators, for that year. But for his quarter century service in the Senate, how can people claim he has not been conservative? Maybe not the kind of conservative we wish him to be, but a conservative, nonetheless.

Trent Lott’s got one of the most conservative voting records for 3 decades, at 92.4%. He has vigorously come out in defense of McCain. Is he wrong in emphatically defending McCain’s conservative credentials, even as he has been in disagreement on issues with the Arizona Senator, through the years?

Hillary’s ACU ranking is 9%. It’s ridiculous emotional hyperbole to say “there’s no difference between her and McCain”.

did not come here to fight, just express myself, i apologize for any i’ve offended.

No offense, taken or given. Just expressing ourselves, as well.

if we able to survive four years of the peanut head we can survive anything

I seriously do not understand this sort of thinking. We are still suffering from Carter’s mistakes (one half of the Islamic militancy we face today, I believe we can trace back to the failures of the Carter Administration to back the Shah from collapse at the hands of the Khomeinites).

It is also wishful thinking to believe that subjecting the country to a Hillary or Obama presidency will make Americans come around to be rescued by the 2nd coming of Reagan (where is he?). If 3-5 SCOTUS appointments happen within the next 1-2 terms….are you willing to allow the Justices to be appointed by a Democratic president or a wishy-washy Republican one (who has been strong on supporting conservative judges)?

It makes no sense to believe that the answer to moving the country further to the right, is by allowing in more liberal democrats to hold office seats. Just to teach the Republican Party a lesson and to “prove” to the country how bad Democrats are.

my first two posts were personal opinion..never claimed they were otherwise, just trying to express myself.

in responce never once did you offer any evidence or support of your belief in what would occur with dem’s in office….you then felt it necessary to proceed with labeling and name calling.

facts about mcains leanings are self evident…i supplied one in the form of his ACU rating (an 80 is a MINIMAL requirement to be considered conservative, he fails). you’ve offered zip, zero, nada, nothing…hot air

with regards to your ascertion that America will go to hell in a bread basket based on dem’s ability to place the scotus, current thinking is that should they (dem’s) win, liberal scotus (one or two) will retire so there will be zero net gain. based on mccains past performance if you believe you’ll get some conservative justice you must be smokin some of that stuff you pull off the perps you arrest (name calling on my part)…based on past performance the best you can hope for out of mccain is another sandra day oconner or with a democratically controlled congress and repubs lead by arlen spectre do you tryly believe mccain won’t simply reach across the isle (as is his mo) and give the left what it wants? in either case wade vs roe remains on the books, mcain or dem’s in office PERIOD.

the party has gone astray…this has nothing to do with “purism” the last 7 years are proof positive. i could list one example after another but i’m afraid as with lemmings you would continue your unabated march towards the cliff

I have no need to do your work for you. You can look it up by using the categories and clicking on the many posts myself and the other authors have done

I’ll point him a little in the right direction, Curt.

current thinking is that should they (dem’s) win, liberal scotus (one or two) will retire

That’s one view. Here’s another:

In the next four to eight years, we can anticipate that there will be at least two and perhaps as many as five new appointments to the Court. As of November 2008, when the next president will be elected, the ages of the current justices will be as follows: John Paul Stevens (88), Ruth Bader Ginsburg (75), Antonin Scalia (72), Anthony Kennedy (72), Stephen Breyer (70), David Souter (69), Clarence Thomas (60), Samuel Alito (58), and John Roberts (53). The good news for Republicans is that the three youngest justices are solid conservatives, while the two oldest are strident liberals. These two, Stevens and Ginsburg, almost certainly will leave the bench during the next president’s tenure in office. By 2016, Kennedy, Breyer, and/or Souter (not to mention Scalia) also may succumb to age or infirmity. Replacing these justices with solid conservatives may finally accomplish the conservative counter-revolution on the Supreme Court that Republicans have worked tirelessly to achieve for decades.

so there will be zero net gain.

Should Stevens and Ginsburg retire in the next 4 years, there will be zero net gain should conservatives like you sit on your hands and allow a liberal Democratic Party president to sit in the Oval Office, appointing replacement Justices. Kiss off any chance of seeing Roe v. Wade overturned in your lifetime.

based on mccains past performance if you believe you’ll get some conservative justice you must be smokin some of that stuff you pull off the perps you arrest (name calling on my part)…based on past performance the best you can hope for out of mccain is another sandra day oconner or with a democratically controlled congress and repubs lead by arlen spectre do you tryly believe mccain won’t simply reach across the isle (as is his mo) and give the left what it wants? in either case wade vs roe remains on the books, mcain or dem’s in office PERIOD.

Planned Parenthood disagrees with you:

Senator McCain has supported every conservative judge who has ever come up for nomination, including in the lower courts.

i could list one example after another

Then please list them.

I’ve done you the courtesy of providing you the time of day; the least you could do is back up some of you arguments with “evidence”, since you criticized us of offering none, ourselves.