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Offline megimoo

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The Ugly American: Obama's Narcissism
« on: October 07, 2009, 08:42:37 AM »
Barack Hussein Obama:The Ugly American ?

There is an ugliness sweeping America and it goes much deeper than the verbiage hurled back and forth by the left and the right. Political dogma has taken over as both parties keep Americans fighting amongst themselves, rather than fighting with the government. Barack Hussein Obama has allowed arrogance to turn to ugliness as he feebly attempts to destroy the greatest nation on earth. B. Hussein Obama is facing reality, and it is an ugly reality, he is a loser. One can picture B. Hussein Obama, growing up with the midas touch, everything he handles goes well, but he doesn’t...

http://www.thecypresstimes.com/article/Columnists/Bill_Turner/THE_UGLY_AMERICAN/25029

Offline thundley4

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Re: The Ugly American: Obama's Narcissism
« Reply #1 on: October 07, 2009, 09:08:18 AM »
Narcissist?  Surely not 0Bama, nor his wife.

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By George Will

WASHINGTON -- In the Niagara of words spoken and written about the Obamas' trip to Copenhagen, too few have been devoted to the words they spoke there. Their separate speeches to the International Olympic Committee were so dreadful, and in such a characteristic way, that they might be symptomatic of something that has serious implications for American governance.

   Both Obamas gave heartfelt speeches about ... themselves. Although the working of the committee's mind is murky, it could reasonably have rejected Chicago's bid for the 2016 games on aesthetic grounds -- unless narcissism has suddenly become an Olympic sport.
   In the 41 sentences of her remarks, Michelle Obama used some form of the personal pronouns "I" or "me" 44 times. Her husband was, comparatively, a shrinking violet, using those pronouns only 26 times in 48 sentences. Still, 70 times in 89 sentences was sufficient to convey the message that somehow their fascinating selves were what made, or should have made, Chicago's case compelling.
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