Romney Campaign Chair John Sununu bashed Obama as a disengaged, detached, lazy, and incompetent President:
On another interview on Fox, Sununu responded to a question as to whether Obama might be better prepared next time.
Former Governor Sununu responded, “When you’re not that bright you can’t get better prepared”:
On Fox News last night, Krauthammer ripped Obama for not being “half as intelligent as he thinks he is…”
He also criticized pundits who said “Obama was off his game”:
Look, you know, people say, Obama was off his game. This is his game. If you take away a prompter, this is his game. He’ll occasionally give a great speech, but if you look at him in his news conferences, which where you don’t have a prompter and the president has more control, he gets to ask – to decide – who the questioner is and he gets to decide how long he talks, and what parts of an answer he’ll give, he never does well. So, this is who he is and I think people – I mean, he’s intelligent, but he isn’t half as intelligent as he thinks he is he is and as most of his acolytes who, you know, have treated him in a messianic way for the last a half decade or so think he is.
Here’s a video of all of his comments:
By Real Clear Politics. “Tonight wasn’t an MSNBC debate tonight, was it?” Chris Matthews said after the first Obama-Romney presidential debate concluded on Wednesday night.
“I don’t know what he was doing out there. He had his head down, he was enduring the debate rather than fighting it. Romney, on the other hand, came in with a campaign. He had a plan, he was going to dominate the time, he was going to be aggressive, he was going to push the moderator around, which he did effectively, he was going to relish the evening, enjoying it,” Matthews said.
“Here’s my question for Obama: I know he likes saying he doesn’t watch cable television but maybe he should start. Maybe he should start. I don’t know how he let Romney get away with the crap he throughout tonight about Social Security,” Matthews complained.
Matthews then demanded that President Obama start watching cable news, specifically his program.
“Where was Obama tonight? He should watch — well, not just Hardball, Rachel, he should watch you, he should watch the Reverend Al [Sharpton], he should watch Lawrence. He would learn something about this debate. There’s a hot debate going on in this country. You know where it’s been held? Here on this network is where we’re having the debate,” Matthews said. Read more from this story HERE.
Here’s Chris Matthews meltdown on video:
Sarah Palin ripped Obama after Wednesday’s debate for not having his teleprompter with him:
Of course, Mrs. Palin’s hit on Obama was not without foundation. He’s had terrible experiences without a teleprompter before.
One of Obama’s worst was his horrible performance during a townhall meeting four years ago:
American Crossroads produced this exceptional 30 second ad encapsulating what Obama promised in 2008 and what he delivered in 2012:
The following videos of Obama’s 2007 Hampton University Speech are marked by “fundamental dishonesty” and “appeals to race,” according to Newt Gingrich, whose interview with Fox News appears below.
The videos also reflect Obama using not just words he later denies, but also a style of speech that differs from what he uses now.
But first, here’s a shortened clip of Obama’s warm praise for Jeremiah Wright. It begins about 45 seconds into the video, where Obama gives a “special shout-out to my pastor”:
Here’s a longer clip of the same speech:
Finally, listen to Newt Gingrich break it all down:
Jon Stewart pretty much tells it like it is in this video hammering Obama’s response to the Benghazi attacks.
He goes through the sequence of contradictory statements from the administration and concludes with Obama still refusing to admit the attacks were terrorism, not reactions to a two-bit pornographer’s video, the Innocence of Muslims.
Stewart finishes the collage with this assessment: “Two things apparently have become clear. The attack on our embassy was planned and coordinated. The response to it, ahhh, not so much.”
After justifiably getting beat up by many of our loyal subscribers over posting the Paul Ryan “lip reading video,” we’ve taken it down.
The video that was originally posted featured a “video-shopped” Paul Ryan saying a number of sometimes humorous things. As one subscriber noted, however, it also included some profane stuff that we had not caught originally, so we took it down.
What we found interesting (and disturbing) was how it was exceptionally difficult for the average viewer to see that Ryan was not actually saying what the video creators had dubbed in. In other words, seeing isn’t necessarily believing.
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We’ve left the next video up but, if you are overly sensitive about your candidate, please don’t watch it.
It’s a recent production that matches up the GOP primary candidates in a “Mortal Kombat” type mock up:
The House Committee on Oversight and Reform is holding hearings on the Benghazi attack next week.
The following video contains that announcement as well as never-before-seen photos of the aftermath of bloody attacks that occurred just a block from the U.S. consulate this past summer.
Just yesterday, whistleblowers revealed that the consulate had suffered 13 attacks prior to 9/11 and had repeatedly requested additional security:
This video provides a collage of damning clips from Obama and other prominent Democrats saying things that the vast majority of Americans would disagree with.
You’ll see a few short scenes that you’ve undoubtedly viewed before, but there are several that are less commonly known, such as a fiery exchange in committee with the head of the Black Chamber of Commerce.