The Screwer-Upper-In-Chief

Ack! This is the end of the Obama administration! He has admitted weakness and failure!

How can Obama ever live up to his predecessor's record of never having made a mistake?
posted by Dr. Zaius - Permalink 8 humans have the ability to speak!
8 Comments:
Would you all stop? Bush admitted that trading Sammy Sosa wasn't the brightest idea he's ever had. Sheesh.
Here, Dr. You may enjoy this one.
http://bootynovelbill.blogspot.com/2009/02/pres-obamas-record-shattering-day.html
A self-aware president? We're Americans. We don't need a President with the ability to reflect and think.
They only thing worse than making a mistake is admitting to one. No matter how many times bush screwed up, he was always right!
There is so much sarcasm in these posts and comments I genuinly have no idea what's going on here. I should read more american news websites :-(
Throw him a frikkin' bone here!
Randal Graves: Oh, yes. Well there's that...
boukman70: Ack! I had no idea that President Truman played basketball!
Lisa: Yeah! All's we need is a president that can talk to Jesus!
Jang-chub Ozer: And by those standards, Presidnet Bush was right a lot.
TF: Ack! I don't know what to say. :o(
Comrade Kevin: Sure. A bone for a bonehead! :o)
Most definitely, Ole Harry was known as "The Master of the Set-Shot" back in his day.
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