President Doofus

Pretty much sums up the Obama presidency.

President Doofus

Pretty much sums up the Obama presidency.

of why Pawlenty is not ready for the big leagues. The “doofus” remark (which also referred to Congress) is sophomoric at best and stupid at worst.

I am beginning to wonder about his strategy. Go to Iowa and tell the farmers he is against ethanol subsidies. Accept an invite to speak to the Cato folks and then diss them.

In the meantime, Minnesota still is trying to dig out of the 5 billion dollar deficit he left behind when he left office. We can do better in 2012 than this.

At least the word doofus has not yet been targeted by the lib speech control crowd.

I had convinced myself that Pawlenty was kind of ho hum and lacking the charisma to inspire people to believe him and vote. In this interview, however, that ‘fire in his belly’ and his sincerenity really wants me to take a second look. And I loved what he said about speaking from the heart instead of trying to impress people with your credentials. I can look up his credentials myself. And I liked his taking Ryan’s plan and supporting it, but tweaking it with some ideas of his own. We don’t need a rubber stamp in DC, we need solutions to real problems from our leader.

Doofus, frankly is a good word to me, and it’s polite. I would’ve said any failure can go to DC and maintain the status quo just by sitting there in the chair and rubber stamping what his comrades are doing in congress. Harsh, I know, but it comes from my heart. And I expect my candidate to get harsh when it is required. We are in a really harsh reality and fainthearted will get us nowhere.

He seemed to handle Amanpour fairly well, and didn’t let her ride roughshod over him. I’ll have to take another look to make sure she wasn’t just soft on him, but maybe his responses were firm enough to back her off.

Thanks for sharing this interview. It’s opened my mind a little bit to make me go rat around in his record a little deeper. But I know I would like that ‘fire in his belly’ regarding the goodness of this country and it’s people to be a little more pronounced. He seems to be a quiet thoughtful sortof person instead of a rah rah type.

We all know that whoever comes out of this primary process, no matter what, we are going to throw a vote down for them. It will certainly be more helpful if we watch them closer so that when the time comes, we can support them with enthusiasm for the successes that are truthful, because this is going to be one tough fight. Ohamas is going to fight very dirty, and WE are the ones that are going to have to run the traps for our candidate, because the MSM will be controlled directly from home base in Chicago.

referring to Obama when he said the word “doofus”, it would not be far off of the mark if he had.

Anyone who watched Obama’s “toast” to Her Majesty the Queen of England knows that the term fits like a glove. When I saw that video, my first reaction was to laugh followed by extreme embarassment that this man was representing the United States.

It wouldn’t be the first time.

I loved seeing Pawlenty’s passion about this issue!! It is the most important opportunity and social justice issue in this country.

I like Cain, but hearing this from Pawlenty was very attractive (politically speaking) to me.

It seems the IQ in the White House has dried up since Bush left. I thought Bush had lost his marbles when he said he had to abandon the free market to save the free market. But he looks a serious intellectual in comparison to the clown in there today.