The woman is a stone head case.
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Dana Perino is, always was, and always will be, an idiot.
Hmmm, and I see she is now wearing her hair at the requisite Fox Blonde Bimbo shoulder-length.
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What a great human interest story and photo! I would find it to be so regardless of which President was making this visit - meaning I wonât qualify for a job at Fox News.
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Whatâs this about the rose garden? I must have missed that story.
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Lucky you.
These idiots would bitch if Obama cured cancer, cleaned ISISâs clock, and balanced the budget AND shrank the US government and did it all before breakfast. Theyâd say that he did too much. And did it by himself.
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Is she aware that there was a special dispensation required to allow President Obama to walk among the stones? That around twenty or thirty years ago it was determined that the number of tourists trampling around the site represented a âhealth hazardâ to the ground supporting the monoliths? Thus the immediate area was chained off and tourists are no longer allowed closer than, oh, perhaps forty or fifty feet (an estimate from my recollection. Please donât pile on.).
Perhaps he was using the site as an inspiration in some way. Itâs evident that no matter what it is he does (wearing the wrong color summer suit?), itâs âwrongâ because, according to the right-wing nut jobs, he canât, doesnât, or wonât do anything correctly according to their self-grown bible.
Sheesh. Why donât these jerks go find something ârealâ to investigate, or report upon, like the effects of hydrofracturing on local water supplies?
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People, itâs Dana Perino.
What else would you expect from her? She worked for the Worst. President. Ever.
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âNo, her critique centered around on âoptics,â the importance of which is breathlessly emphasized by pundits like Perino.â
Wait a minute. Perino is a talking head. The term pundit implies some level of intelligence.
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WTF is she prattling on about? Obama walking Stonehenge is worse than this?
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And now she barfs on Fox News. You know, that âfair and balancedâ black hole of journalism
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Well, itâs not so terribly far; you still get a good view of the site. When I went some years ago, not long after the fence had gone up, I was prepared to be disappointed, but I was not at all.
It is a truly awe-inspiring sight.
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Keith Olbermann should still be around to remind us how many days it has been since the Iraq war was accomplished⌠according to GW Bush and his cronies.
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Eating away at their brains, too, evidently.
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Obama! Alone! At Stonehenge!
MY EYES!!! MY EYES!!! ITâS AN OPTIC I CANâT SEE!!!
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What bothers me is not Obamaâs walking alone but TPMâs considering Perinoâs newsworthy enough to publish. She should be left to babble to herself.
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Are these people this moronic in real life or just when they are being paid to be morons? If they are really like this they must be the most boring people on earth. Banality thy name is republican spokesperson!
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Because, as she recalls, admirers and yes-men make one look more powerful. Plus, they explain things to the President when he slyly turns and asks, âWhat did that word mean?â
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Loved the pic of him walking there and meeting that couple with the children.
The man appreciates history in a way that the supposed history major never could.
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If Faux News isnât slamming President Obama for one thing, itâs another. I hear he attended church services recently with his family. Itâs just scandalous?
Iâm surprised that Faux isnât blaming Obama for the newly uncovered signs of depressions in the Stonehenge circle caused by the way the grass on the site was being watered. Blame him for something that happened several thousand years ago? Why not.
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