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Thursday, January 26, 2012

Admit it, Obama. She punked you.

Obama Says Encounter With Arizona Gov. ‘Blown Out of Proportion’

President Obama denied in an exclusive interview with ABC News that he was “tense” in his airport tarmac encounter with Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer Wednesday, as she has described.
“I’m usually accused of not being intense enough, right,” he told ABC News’ Diane Sawyer, laughing. “Too relaxed.”
Brewer said in an interview that the president was “somewhat thin-skinned and a little tense, to say the least” and that she was “shocked by the sternness of it all.” The president reportedly raised objections to Brewer’s description of their meeting in June, 2010, when he met her Wednesday.
In her 2011 book, “Scorpions for Breakfast,” Brewer accused Obama of being “condescending” and “patronizing” and complained that she and her aides were treated coldly by White House staffers.
“I think it’s always good publicity for a Republican if they’re in an argument with me,” Obama said of their most recent meeting. “But this was really not a big deal. She wanted to give me a letter, asking for a meeting. And I said, ‘We’d be happy to meet.’
“Last time we met, she wasn’t fully satisfied. But, you know, I think this is a classic example of things getting blown out of proportion.”
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2 comments:

  1. So after 3 years of this bum; are you going to believe this exlaination?
    These past three years whenever he has said anything, the actions are always the opposite.
    The bum is thin skinned. He can't stand the heat. He is in a job that is way over his ability.....AND HE KNOWS IT!!!!

    Steve

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  2. would be willing to bet on the fact that to President Obama, Jan “Witch” Brewer is merely a pesky fly buzzing around, amounting to nothing but an annoyance, which is what the expression on President Obama’s face reveals. There is no “damage” to control. She appears to be the crude, rude, whore that she is.

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