Here is John Sununu calling Obama lazy and Andrea Mitchell being astonished at the very idea. How do people not know this? My post from 3 October:
Obama is the laziest, least involved President possibly ever. He really cares little about policy and has no taste for the engagement of the political process. He likes the pleasures of office, just doesn’t like what it actually requires, like knowing things in depth and thinking things through to the end.
Meanwhile, about that interview with Sununu:
Former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu, a Romney campaign co-chair and top surrogate, railed against President Barack Obama today after last night’s debate, telling MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell that the president was ‘lazy and disengaged.’
‘What people saw last night was, I think, a president that revealed his incompetence, how lazy and detached he is, and how he has absolutely no idea how serious the economic problems of the country are,’ Sununu said on MSNBC’s ‘Mitchell Reports.’
Mitchell was taken aback.
‘Governor, I want to give you a chance to — to maybe take it back,’ she said. ‘Did you really mean to call Barack Obama, the president of the United States, lazy?’
‘Yes. I think you saw him admit it the night before when he delivered the pizzas’ to the Obama campaign’s Nevada field office, Sununu said. ‘He said, “They’re making me do this work.” He didn’t want to prepare for this debate. He’s lazy and disengaged.’
For true hilarity, you have to watch the video and read the article. Worth every moment, just to see how clueless these media people are.
And then to add to it all, there is this from Jon Stewart who’s beginning to think that maybe Obama’s just not that smart:
The liberal freak out over Barack Obama’s poor debate performance continued on Thursday morning. Left-wing comic Jon Stewart appeared on Good Morning America to lament the President’s ‘very difficult night’ and jokingly warn, ‘I’m concerned that he may not reelect us. He may walk away.’
The comic even admitted Obama might not be as smart as he first imagined. Stewart mocked, ‘You know, I used to think the pauses, he was just trying to think of smaller words for the little brains to figure out what he was saying. This time, I really think the pauses were just, “I like food.”…”My children are nice.”‘
To watch the video you have to go here.
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