AMERICAblog: The Republicans' favorite European, French President Sarkozy, is now an Obama man
Busboy
· 1 year ago
A French endorsement of Obama is a positive??? What an incredible statement. That is truly "alternate reality" alive and well in the US of A.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
as demonstrated in your continued patronage of Americablog.
Ben Dover
· 1 year ago
I love it when you visit Paris. Your photographs are outstanding.
And I do see a French endorsement of Obama as a positive. I see it as yet another ringing endorsement that the world is looking for us to become the true leaders that we once were. Back in the olden days before the BushCo regime destroyed everything we stood for.
Busboy
· 1 year ago
Just when you thought weird wasn't weird enough? Along comes thecityedition and claims that Obama's candidacy is KKKarl Rove's invention. If you're a progressive; this will scare the poot out of you:
i think he's feeling peevish because his man, McLoser is going down the toilet...and he comes here to take it out on us. sheesh.
Busboy
· 1 year ago
luv ya, girl, have a great weekend......
Õ¿Õ
· 1 year ago
I don't care if it's a postive or not. I just like the sound of wingnut heads exploding.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
well... be prepared to see an anti-French repugnican spin campaign pretty soon.
they'll just dig up France's oppostition to Iraq again... remember when FRENCH fries changed to FREEDOM fries?
they'll just do it again.
Õ¿Õ
· 1 year ago
Yeah, we're back to freedom fries again.
Mark in Florida
· 1 year ago
McSame has turned into the cranky old man down the street yelling at kids to get off of his lawn. My favorite part of this week was seeing the split screen of Obama w/ 200,000 in the crowd against McSame standing in front of a cheese aisle at Winn Dixie or something. That and the golf cart photo op.
This is powerful imagery, and you will see it reflected midweek next week in a bounce in the polls for Obama.
McSame is so out of touch, he is beginning to look like Dukakis in the tank.
four words:
Ree-DICK-you-lous
Apt604
· 1 year ago
I think the international show of support is wonderful, even if it backfires with a few voters. If Obama wins, I'll finally be able to quit saying "I'm sorry" every time I introduce myself as an American overseas . . .
Mark in Florida
· 1 year ago
Not sure how a back fire is possible, McSame dared Obama to go there. Perhaps McCain is a double agent.......actually working for the Democrats.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
Most Americans I know that travel to Europe call themselves Canadians while there.
Apt604
· 1 year ago
I've thought about doing that, but if I got caught lying, it would only reinforce the stereotype . . . Actually, as long as you make it clear that you didn't vote for Bush, people will still talk to you.
Õ¿Õ
· 1 year ago
Just act like you don't understand a word of English.
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
That doesn't work... Europeans, unlike most Americans, seem to know more than one language.
so they'll just keep quizzing you in different languages.
donotmakemecomedownthere
· 1 year ago
Ho-hum, just another day of international endorsements for Obama, while McCain is sent to clean up the gop mess in aisle 6.
Liberté! Egalité! Fraternité!
scooter in brooklyn
· 1 year ago
and mrs greenspan is STILL spinning like a dervish
Nigel Elliott
· 1 year ago
Its a double-cross! Low-information voters still are iffy with France. Watch the GOP, tag Obama as elitist like Kerry for liking the French. Sarkozy won't even mind, because he's also a neocon, and will take one for the cabal.
Prove me wrong, people...... ;-)
Nigel Elliott
· 1 year ago
McCain met the Dalai Lama. Hagee and Dobson won't be happy with this offence to Gawd! ;-)
Soundboy_jeff_meanie
· 1 year ago
dobson might let mccain off with a warning... if mccain agrees to shower with young boys in need of father figures.
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
Oh well.
There goes the Repubs' brief love affair with a French president.
Apparently, he may be slightly conservative, but he's no hillbilly.
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
Ouch!
"We now have a pro-American president in France, which shows if you live long enough, anything can happen in this world."
---John McCain on Monday, July 21st, 2008 in a speech in South Portland, Maine
donotmakemecomedownthere
· 1 year ago
OT: Mrs. Sarkozy, aka Carla Bruni's new album just hit #1 on the French pop charts.
All Comments
And I do see a French endorsement of Obama as a positive. I see it as yet another ringing endorsement that the world is looking for us to become the true leaders that we once were. Back in the olden days before the BushCo regime destroyed everything we stood for.
http://www.thecityedition.com/Pages/Politics%20...
they'll just dig up France's oppostition to Iraq again... remember when FRENCH fries changed to FREEDOM fries?
they'll just do it again.
This is powerful imagery, and you will see it reflected midweek next week in a bounce in the polls for Obama.
McSame is so out of touch, he is beginning to look like Dukakis in the tank.
four words:
Ree-DICK-you-lous
so they'll just keep quizzing you in different languages.
Liberté! Egalité! Fraternité!
Prove me wrong, people...... ;-)
There goes the Repubs' brief love affair with a French president.
Apparently, he may be slightly conservative, but he's no hillbilly.
"We now have a pro-American president in France, which shows if you live long enough, anything can happen in this world."
---John McCain on Monday, July 21st, 2008 in a speech in South Portland, Maine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMUedRUJ_HA
Let us see more photos of gay Paris! Vive la France!