Obama Snubs St. Louis Cardinals – No White House Call After Series Win
Posted by Jim Hoft on Saturday, November 5, 2011, 12:48 PM
It was an historic victory – The St. Louis Cardinals were down 10 and a half games back in August but came back and won the World Series.
What a game!
St. Louis Cardinals third baseman David Freese celebrates after hitting an RBI triple in the ninth inning of Game 6 of the World Series against the Texas Rangers tonight. Freese, a St. Louis native, hit a home run in the bottom of the 11th to win the game for the St. Louis Cardinals. (NJ.com)
The Cardinals celebrated a the historic World Series victory last Friday night. But President Obama didn’t join them. He never made a call to the champs after the seventh game of the World Series.
CBS Local reported:
Was President Barack Obama too busy watching the “Operation Repo” marathon or something else last Friday night?
When KMOX host Charlie Brennan asked now-retired St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa how the traditional call of congratulations from the White House went, La Russa suddenly realized that…it never happened.
“That’s a good point, I hadn’t really even thought about that,” replied a surprised-sounding La Russa, who can be forgiven for having a few other things on his mind over the past week. “As we were getting into the World Series we had a call from the White House to make sure they had the correct number for my office.”
But as the wild, champagne-drenched celebration of the team’s 11th World Series title was going on in the locker room, that phone never rang.
“We never did get a call,” La Russa said.
Maybe Obama didn’t like their politics?
In August 2010, St. Louis Cardinals Manager Tony La Russa introduced Cardinal great Albert Pujols at Glenn Beck’s “Restoring Honor” Rally in Washington DC. Pujols was awarded the “Hope” Award at the massive rally.
In June 2010 Cardinals Manager Tony La Russa came out in favor of the tea party movement and the Arizona immigration bill.
Do you suppose that had anything to do with Barack Obama’s decision not to call the Cardinals last week?
…Nah.
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paul mitchell commented:
Please, do not bring attention to this at all. Do we really want President Idiot to call our Cardinals?
Captain Chaos commented:
Give credit where chredit is due. Obama is a perfect bastard.
GGMac commented:
Surely our president isn’t THAT small and petty…………
Yeah, right.
January 2013 cometh!
shane commented:
#2
A perfect petty, vindictive, pos kind of bastard.
Granny commented:
I was wondering what was up with that lack of phone call. I cannot remember a single incident of the POTUS failing to congratulate the team that won the World Series – and I remember the night Eisenhower was elected.
StrangernFiction commented:
Obama is a perfect bastard.
He’s like a cartoon character. Perfectly/comically rotten. Or one could argue biblically rotten.
MrGoodWench commented:
Was President Barack Obama too busy watching the “Operation Repo” marathon or something else last Friday night?
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It was a FRIDAY night . A FRIDAY night
They don’t work after the evening prayer on a Friday night , donchano ?
Patty commented:
The president is president of all of us. Not just the Democratic Party. Even during a campaign.
It’s one thing to lambaste your opponents and their ideas. But the president of the United States should not be describing the other Party as un-American. It’s worse than sordid, divisive politics. It’s an ignominious, even somewhat frightening thing for a president to do, and it demonstrates a real ignorance on the part of Obama about the Constitutional role of his position.
It will indeed be a “stark choice” between this extremely liberal president and whoever opposes him. And it will be a “contest of value,” to be sure.
But whoever wins, “who we are” as a country will continue to be about both conservativism and liberalism. It will be about democracy and freedom, about the spirited debate over ideas and, yes, values.
Whichever side prevails, the values of the losers remain part of the “template.”
How dangerous for a president to think his values are America’s.
http://www.whitehousedossier.com/2011/09/26/obamas-unpresidential-contempt-gop/
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He has complete disdain for opposition. Values that this nation was build on and the values that the most Patriotic in America have stressed and accomplished in 2010. Obama can never take this Victory for America away, ever.
The Tea Party was instrumental in many ways but one in Particular was it unnerved to this day Obama. Couldn’t believe that the Tea party, racist, Nazis, AstroTurf, as they would have it, could damage Obama plan.
The form of Tea party groups are growing and let’s face it, Conservatism is here to stay and this nation is center right, no matter what Obama thinks. And to celebrate The Cardinals would actually help him, imo in a small way. Time will tell.
Son of Walden commented:
Try reading the article before having one of your little mongoloid tantrums.
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2011/11/04/cards-snubbed-by-obama-no-traditional-white-house-call-following-game-7-win/
Stan commented:
If (and it’s actually an if) Obama invites them to the White House, I hope LaRussa goes and proves himself the bigger man than petty Obama. Obama wouldn’t dare not invite the team (and end how many years of history?), but I wonder if he forbids LaRussa from going. Though that may backfire too as guys such as Duncan and some of the players would stay away in solidarity–and that would lead to bad press (if reported on!)
Adirondack Patriot commented:
It’s because the team is too white for his liking. No Ryan Howard, Prince Fielder. etc. Berkman, Freese, Carpenter, LaRussa are all white. The hispanic players are white hispanic players or — as noted — Pujols supported Glenn Beck.
The President is a racist.
Patty commented:
I still believe in America’s love for America. I believe that Obama is done. If America doesn’t see it too, we will see Obama’s master plan come to full tuition.
WTFPRESIDENT commented:
He is an idiot.
Son of Walden commented:
#12
Do you mean “fruition”?
Stan commented:
Jim Hoft, I’m afraid to say that the liberal troll made a fool of you. In this profession you should know that any mistake, any sloppiness earns ultimate damnation from the Left. Only the Left is allowed to make sloppy mistakes because they are the “good people”. Do a more careful job in the future before jumping to conclusions like a prototypical liberal.
Obama has a habit of not calling baseball champions–he just doesn’t like the sport (look how he throws). A few clicks would have turned up this article showing that he called the Giants late last year and never called the Yankees in 2009:
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big_league_stew/post/Giants-wondering-why-President-Obama-hasn-t-call?urn=mlb-281951
Patty commented:
I have assumed after reading this yesterday that Obama is a busy man at G-20 and has many things scheduled.
But when he has been so intend on bashing Bush and bashing the Congress, he doesn’t have time for nonsense like supporting Baseball, something so American. SARCASM? MAYBE NOT.
Patty commented:
#14 November 5, 2011 at 1:20 pm
Son of Walden commented:
#12
Do you mean “fruition”?
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lol, BUT THAT IS WHAT YOU TOOK FROM MY POST….not being mean, just funny,
Son of Walden commented:
#17
fair enough lol
Gini commented:
Who would ever think that Obama the Magnificent could be so petty and mean spirited.
Just shows how little he truly is.
denbon commented:
Obama is too busy shredding papers from Solyndra that shows his total involvement in the scandal.
StrangernFiction commented:
Obama has a habit of not calling baseball champions–he just doesn’t like the sport
Well it is America’s pastime.
Conservative Ken commented:
Please Barry, don’t come to St. Louis ever again.
Patty commented:
#22 November 5, 2011 at 1:35 pm
Conservative Ken commented:
Please Barry, don’t come to St. Louis ever again.
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BEST POST YET, !!!!
if he does, hope booed
Taxpayer commented:
What an incredibly petty little boy.
I know junior-high Heathers who are less petty than OZero.
Patty commented:
#20 November 5, 2011 at 1:31 pm
denbon commented:
LOL! and can you imagine what HOLDER is doing!
Spider commented:
What sports do our Republican candidates enjoy and participate in? Part of the debates should include some type of athletics. Its important to have a fit president, right?
I betcha Michelle B. throws a better fastball then POTUS.
Ipso Facto commented:
Just as well. Who wants to make small talk with Obama?
I remember when the Broncos won the SB, John Elway wasn’t able to go to the WH to shake hands with the lecher Clinton. What a shame, huh?
Patty commented:
#18
SonofWalden
but thank you, you did help me. I get carried away, today I am mad at everything this destroyer of American is doing, more than ever. Don’t know why. LOL
The truth hurts commented:
If it doesn’t have anything to do with ‘Social Justice’, the President just doesn’t care. He only takes interest when that phrase is in full effect.
The underlying reason is, well, the Cards have too many typical white people on the team. They are not a social justice team. They didn’t pay their fair share in guilt or economic ruin.
Lets play ‘what if Bush did it’ kids!! “In other news, Bush is so stupid he forgot the time honored call to the world series winners.. He’s not very intellectually curious is he? Back to you Bob…” The MSM coverage of BO doing this? yeah right. They cover up everything this idiot does.
The president is such a little man-child. I’m so ashamed for our country.
John03 commented:
Well Jim you can bet he wouldn’t have called the Rangers either if they had won. Can you imagine Nolan Ryan taking the call and saying, “Mr. President, George is right here. Do you want to talk to him too?”
myohmy commented:
have vs have not
rich vs poor
democrats vs repubs
libs vs conservatives
OWS vs WS
Sounds like a community organizer in chief is at work.
Lemonaide commented:
Who cares? A congratulations from someone means something only when you respect that person’s judgement.
jeremiah lloyd commented:
It killed me when the Brewers were eliminated. A true satan sandwich. I guess I better be a good sport and offer congrats to St Louis fans.
If anyone is willing to comment on Bachman I would appreciate it. To me she is the only one who is a true conservative in the race after Palin bailed. Cain is sincere, very appealing and conservative correct on nearly every issue, so he’s not a bad substitute. Can anyone tell me why they changed from Bachman or why she has no appeal?
Have to laugh at liberals on the race issue with Cain.They can’t conceive of anyone picking a candidate on issues and substance. All they see is color, not that the voters want someone who is sincere and won’t sell them out. And also that the nation is in danger and needs a principled person and conservative value platform.
Jim I don’t know if this is ok, what your practices are on fair use from other websites.
Even Newt has an unsettling record.
This is from Atlas Shrugs:
Why not Newt?
Here’s why not.
Off the top of my head, I can think of seven good reasons — Dr Nancy was invaluable here:
First, the discouraging of our military involvement in the Middle East with a Republican president (Bush). As early as December 2003, Gingrich told Newsweek, “Americans can’t win in Iraq.”
2) Fawning over Bill Clinton’s political skills and oratory, something he’s a student of and an enthusiast, to the point where he ceded the debate and our interests.
3) Bonding with Hillary, and thus more pandering.
NY Times (2005) Mr. Gingrich, the former House speaker, has been working alongside the former first lady on a number of issues, and even appeared with her at a press conference on Wednesday to promote – of all things – health-care legislation.
But more puzzling than that, Mr. Gingrich has been talking up Mrs. Clinton’s presidential prospects in 2008, to the chagrin of conservative loyalists who once regarded him as a heroic figure. Last month, he even suggested she might capture the presidency, saying “any Republican who thinks she’s going to be easy to beat has a total amnesia about the history of the Clintons.”
4) Gingrich fully backed liberal Republican Dede Scozzafava in the 2009 upstate New York congressional race over preferred Conservative Party nominee Doug Hoffman. Then she dropped out of the race and endorsed the Democrat, Bill Owens, right before Election Day. Owens won. Newt helped make that happen.
Gingrich supported a candidate over the more conservative favorite that Sarah Palin supported, because he’s always concerned about how he looks politically. So this one is “How he looks is more important than political convictions,” which was most evidenced by turning his back on what he’d fought for to get better treatment by the press — by pandering, writing “Lessons Learned The Hard Way,” saying the media was right and he was wrong, basically with his tail between his legs, selling out the rest of us, whose views he represented.
5) Gingrich ripped Paul Ryan’s plan as “radical change,” “right-wing social engineering,” and just “too big a jump.”
6) A personal failing and of great importance to me: you don’t have to be morally impeccable, but to talk the talk you have to walk the walk to some extent. He was criticized for leaving his wife with cancer to the point of coming to the hospital to have her sign the papers, and how cold that was. But the defense that was she was probably sick a long time with a lot of hospital time, and he should probably get divorced because he married his high school teacher, his first taste of mature female relationship — and if anyone took advantage of anyone else it was her, power vacuum or gradient, whatever, with him being 17 and her 24 to begin with. And yeah, they had kids, but lots of men divorce with kids at vulnerable ages. Why, he was no more than a child himself when it began, BUT he then married the love of his life, Marianne, was with her for years and they didn’t have children, so talk about a relationship staying fresh. And she basically revealed she was blindsided when he left her for a 35 year old assistant he’d been having an affair with and later married (Calista Bisek.) He is morally weak, which is why he didn’t mind Bill’s weakness and looked up to him, but the point is, if he can’t be trusted to keep his vow and obligation to anyone, then why do we need him in a position of trust?
And one last thing: Newt canceled on our Ground Zero mosque protest on September 11, when it started to get hawt. He confirmed more than once and then slithered out — copping some sad plea about a staffer mix-up. He promised a video and then wussied out. Newt has become that kind of poll-driven phony, but that’s no surprise, cuz the morally impoverished erode over time, they are not wedded to convictions.
No Newt for me. But he would make a GOP president an excellent press secretary.
Of course, if he gets the nominee nod, I shall back him with the heat of 10,000 suns. Anyone but Obama (save Ron Paul, that is).
sadsushi commented:
i think the real reason Obama didn’t call is the because of the owner.. Bill Dewitt Jr. is a republican and was the co-owner with George W Bush with the Rangers..
also, no way he would of called the rangers if they would of won..it’s texas after all, a very conservative state
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/article_bdf5a995-72de-5e94-a6b7-22cab32e8a58.html
squeaky commented:
maybe he’s mad [as his narcissistic self would be] that he looked like such a sissy tossing the ball in his mom pants and all…..obama holds grudges. if it helped his image, he’d love it.
http://atlanta.cbslocal.com/2011/11/04/occupy-atlanta-denies-rumors-of-partnership-with-nation-of-islam/
Nick Shaw commented:
Well duuuhhh! Of course he didn’t call because of Tony’s politics!
And for those who think this is normal ’cause he didn’t call right away earlier, Zero knew Tony was leaving in this case! All the more reason for a timely call!
Nope, it was politics. All the time for this guy!
Analyst22 commented:
I’m sure Albert Pujols has taken a lot of grief for his appearance at the Restoring Honor rally. However, what Obama did is “unpresidential.” I guess there aren’t any muslim radicals on the St. Louis Cardinals.
Buffalobob commented:
Must have been some other important Gov. business. I mean only a small minded, spiteful, thin skinned, insecure, partisan, class divider, OWS protest supporter, would be capable of such a chillness act.
CT commented:
The thin skin of the Man-child in Chief.
vagabond trader esq commented:
Hateful partisan hack, should never have risen above his neighborhood community organizing status.
Thanks alot 52% ers.
orlando commented:
Funny, they didnt even realize the WH didnt call until someone mentioned it.
OBAMASLIE commented:
The snubber in chief. I can’t believe the American people elected this jackass. The newsguy who said Obama was a Dick is right. Dick is an understatement. I prefer pri ck myself.
regularguy commented:
In a sense, maybe this long, dark winter of discontent under this godless regime will rejuvenate in people what even they may recognize is a hole in our American heart. Take to prayer that God will grant us again the blessings of the wholesome definition of what America is all about and that we again begin to see the wisdom and beauty of baseball and apple pie. Let us cast out these dregs from their parasitic positions of leadership, who suck the meaning out of these great past-times.
I just pray that, maybe there is, hopefully, some blessing behind such a corrupted electorate who chose this miserable person as its president, despite the ignorance and foolishness of it all. Otherwise, this is all very depressing if we can’t collectively see the utterly disappointing nature of this president.
Cutlers bad knee commented:
If it were the White Sox he would have called them in a heartbeat…
Only because Ozzie Guillen was a bud of Hugo Chavez don’t cha know….
RedBeard commented:
So… Obama failed to call other winners, not just the Cards. Well, that just makes everything hunky-dory, doesn’t it? Good grief.
A lot of folks here have nailed the real reason. Baseball is America’s pastime, so of course the Quisling cretin in the White House would have no interest in the tradition. Why would he want to support long-standing American institutions, when it’s America that he wants to destroy?
12 more months. Then we can buy him a one-way ticket back to his favorite Chicago street corner. You know, Chicago, the city where Obama says the White Sox play at “Cominsky Field.”
bg commented:
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re: Arizona immigration bill.
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PD Quig commented:
Obama is not a locker room kind of guy. Might be something to do with his being dickless.
bg commented:
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re: Tony La Russa, Albert Pujols at Glenn Beck’s “Restoring Honor”
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Frank Rizzo commented:
Maybe a responsible member of the White House Press Corps (that’s “core” not “corpse” for those of you who use “obama-bonics”) will ask Jay Carney about it. He can make up a Bible verse for it.
GotFreedom commented:
Tony LaRussa for POTUS!!!
aprilnovember811 commented:
What do you expect? He’s a classless bum. He’s a fraud. He’s an impostor. People shouldn’t call him president, because he lied about his identity. He’s the son of Malcolm X. He’s not worthy of the title. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Bâri′, Barry, Barack
by Martha Trowbridge
http://terribletruth.wordpress.com/
WillofLa commented:
#33
I think the reason why there was a shift to Cain and away from Bachmann was Cain is the anti-Obama. I agree with you that I would much better vote for Bachmann than Cain, and Cain is, I my mind, a good substitute, but Bachmann knows from her comments yesterday that she will do all that she said she would do like abolish the IRS, ObamaCare, Barney Frank banking laws, and she made a direct comment about getting rid of the Socialists in the government. That was all it took in my book.
I don’t think no matter what, that Cain is going to be able to shake this current assault on his character with these women in his past. What that means is we had better be prepared to shift back to Backmann and this time pull in as much support for her as we can. Let me ask you this though, when has it gotten late enough for Cain or Santorum to drop out and give all their support to Backmann? How late is late enough? I know there’s actually a month but I don’t know what it is. Let’s hope that stupid Ron Paul will drop out.
Do you remember what Ron Paul did at the end of the ’08 campaigns? Do you remember that he never did give his support over to McCain, nor did he ever drop out of the race, he kept campaigning and never did give back the campaign money to his supporters. He kept the money and kept fund raising after the election like he didn’t know the election was over and Obama had won. I suppose he kept fund raising so he could stick it out this time all the way through, in the debates and the whole nine yards up to the very end of it. How old do you have to be before you are to old to run for President? How many times can you run and be considered to have run to many times and are asked not to run anymore?
Obama is a scum bag for not calling to wish the Card’s congratulations. A low life Marxist. And it just backs up what I’m saying that Obama will never debate anyone….ever! He is above debating. He’ll come up with some excuse for not debating, or he’ll call or cause some crisis in order to force the election to be delayed, or called off temporarily. But does he have the guts to rile up the ire of baseball fans everywhere with his ill mannered behavior? I don’t know.
kansas commented:
So Obama didn’t call. You say that like it’s a bad thing.
bg commented:
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OT..
C-SPAN will Broadcast Herman Cain – Newt Gingrich Debate
in Houston on Saturday November 5th, 2011 from 7:00 PM –
8:30 PM.
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bg commented:
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re: #54 November 5, 2011 at 4:29 pm bg
Cain/Gingrich Lincoln-Douglas debate tonight on C-SPAN
C-SPAN Networks LIVE
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Texas_Treeroach commented:
It’s all about Albert Pujols, the Medal of Freedom, Tony La Russa and Beck’s Restoring Honor rally at the Lincoln Memorial.
That event effectively neutered this President; and the Worm-in-Chief doesn’t forget things like that.
We all know Obama is a disgrace to this Country, and will never be anything more than that. It’s better for St. Louis that he doesn’t soil Cardinals’ most recent achievement in any way. A silent phone is a good thing.
Molon Labe commented:
Just make sure in November 2012 you congratulate Obama on his move to his new residence outside the WH. Hopefully to Indonesia.
American Patriot commented:
And he is the weasel-in-chief who bad mouths others for being “partisan.” What a total loser this ‘man’ is ….. Kick his skinny ass to the curb in 2012 …..
VideoSavant commented:
This snub also indirectly proves that Obama has the Reverse Midas Touch. I believe that every time he has been asked to weigh in on who will the Super Bowl, or the NBA Playoffs or to pick the Final Four in the NCAAs, his teams have either exited early or exited with a distinct lack of achievement.
So, I’m glad that he stayed away from the Cardinals, and the further his distance from baseball altogether, the better…
Scaffoo commented:
Thin skinned, petty, weak, childish, low lying, four flushing, two-toned, no good sack of &$@/!!
jeremiah lloyd commented:
Thanks WillofLA. No I had forgotten what Ron Paul did in 2008. It’s too bad because he has enough unique support that it’s important for him to rally his troops for conservative causes (voters that other conservative politicians can’t reach).
Patty commented:
bg
#54
thanks!
Midwestengr commented:
#53 kansas
I’d consider it a badge of honor if I was the Cardinals.
Patty commented:
James O’Keefe is on C-span and is great. The liberals are so mean, who are calling in.
Thanks, bg
Patty commented:
#55 November 5, 2011 at 4:33 pm
bg commented:
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re: #54 November 5, 2011 at 4:29 pm bg
Cain/Gingrich Lincoln-Douglas debate tonight on C-SPAN
C-SPAN Networks LIVE
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Amazing! hat tip
Spider commented:
We need a live thread for the debate!!
name that tune commented:
if it doesn’t get him votes (e.g. boyscouts), then it’s not worth it to him
Annoyed In Illinois commented:
St. Louis and Missouri represent a real dent in President Purple Lips’ hyper-inflated ego.
1) He was booed when he threw like a girl at the All-Star game.
2) As mentioned, TL and AP are definitely not in his political corner. One can’t imagine men like Whitey Herzog, Cal Eldred, or Bob Forsch (RIP) being there, either.
3) Even with rampant electoral corruption in north St. Louis and east KC, O-Zero couldn’t carry Missouri in 2008.
4) Just down a tad from St. Louis is Cape Girardeau, boyhood home of RUSH LIMBAUGH III.
bg commented:
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Patty #63 November 5, 2011 at 6:37 pm
woot!! great “discussion”!!
and you’re welcome!!
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bg commented:
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Spider #67 November 5, 2011 at 6:56 pm
wonderful suggestion…
but don’t see a post..
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Jaimo commented:
Pujols does not necessarily support Glenn Beck. Pujols is a religious man as is LaRussa and were there to receive a Reward of Merit for being honorable men. The 8/28 event in DC was a religious event not a political Tea Party event. There were alot of the same people there but politics was on the backburner that day. I was there.
For the record I am a Glenn Beck supporter.
valerie commented:
#8 November 5, 2011 at 1:12 pm
Patty commented:
“The form of Tea party groups are growing and let’s face it, Conservatism is here to stay and this nation is center right, no matter what Obama thinks. …”
Absolutely correct as far as the US orientation is concerned. However, for the rest of the world, we are all classic Liberals. We believe that families should decide for themselves who works, and for how much. If women want to work, they can. Everywhere. We welcome women, blacks, tans, and legal english-as-a-second language types freely and with enthusiasm.
And, the TEA Parties are grounded on the notion that ordinary individuals are capable of making the economic decisions that will bring a great nation wealth and prosperity, by making their own spending decisions. In the whole rest of the world, that is considered a very Liberal notion. For example, this notion scares the living hell out of the Russians, and out of BO. They think some bureauocracy MUST be imposed between the individual and every important decision, including such things as job choice, and health insurance.
But since fascists like Michael Moore call themselves liberals, you can do whatever you need to do, to distinguish yourselves from those stupid, mathematically-inept, sulfurous and fat fools who think they are entitled to tell other people how to spend their very own money.
valerie commented:
#15 November 5, 2011 at 1:21 pm
Stan commented:
Didn’t you read the article? Somebody on the WH staff called, because THEY knew of the tradition, regardless of what BO personally thinks.
Was this an intentional insult? Yes. There is no doubt about that at all. He’s caught flak about this, before. He is being emphatically rude. Yes, he is. He is making the specific point that he doesn’t care about this sport, or tradition. He is making the point that his earlier lapses were intentional.
Mike Johnson commented:
Cmon yall, he was busy filling out his picks for the upcoming NCAA basketball calender.
SpideyTerry commented:
Well, let’s be fair. If you were Obama, would you want to call the Cardinals? I mean, the Cardinals are actually good at their chosen profession. They don’t fail horribly at everything they attempt or make asses of themselves in public. I mean, there’s no common ground. Obama would be better off calling a Hollywood “celebrity” like… huh, I think I could bust the character limit if I got started naming names.
aeroguy48 commented:
The Texas Rangers should have won! Our manager is black so he woulda called but but he hates Texas so, I can understand why Obami is confused, so many people to hate.
BS61 commented:
Yeah, Beck said on his radio program that LaRussa listens to his radio program in the dugout, so I guess that says it all!
BS61 commented:
#14 November 5, 2011 at 1:20 pm
Son of Walden commented:
#12
Do you mean “fruition”?
Of course not – Obama’s plan will come to tuition! This a message board not a spelling bee.
Donna V. commented:
I’m a Brewers fan whose heart was broken by LaRussa and Co. at Miller Park last month. But hey, I have to admit it, the red birds staged an amazing comeback. I was rooting for the Rangers (the underdogs – I so wanted a team which had never won before to win the WS) but hey, winning the WS was ONE out away TWICE in that amazing game 6 -and they couldn’t do it. The Cards won fair and square and I congratulate them. (And I have to say- I absolutely love Pujols. The only problem I have with him is he’s wearing the wrong uniform!) I can do it, but Obambi can’t?
Funny – I thought for sure Obama would be delighted that the Rangers (Dubya’s team) lost.
You know darn well that Bush would have been on the phone congratulating the winner, even if they beat his beloved Rangers. That’s because Dubya is a gentleman and a true American – unlike Mr. Teleprompter.
SukieTawdry commented:
George Bush, Ranger fan and former owner, would have called.