Obama said he would veto such a stopgap measure, warned Cantor "don't call my bluff," and declared himself ready to take his case to US voters, agreed aides on both sides, who described the events on condition of anonymity.
Republican aides described Obama as storming out of the meeting in a huff, while their Democratic counterparts said that the presidential rebuke left Cantor chastised and speechless.
"I've reached my limit. This may bring my presidency down, but I will not yield on this," according to a Republican aide.
Bring his presidency down? Further? He must think that every hole is bottomless.
ReplyDeleteGood!
ReplyDeleteLet the motherfucker GO DOWN IN FLAMES!
Remember when a couple of Republicans left the room not to long ago? The 0bummer made a joke about "being the only adults in the room"?
Let that little pussy stamp his foot and go back to Chicago where he belongs.
Let this ignoramus fuck "take it to the people". I think he'd find out that they are just as fed up with his arrogant ass as much as anybody. IF it takes "his presidency down" then what more could we ask for?? Go dickhead!!!
ReplyDeleteDear First Kenyan;
ReplyDelete"Who are you mocking? At whom do you sneer and stick out your tongue? Are you not a brood of rebels, the offspring of liars?"
Isaiah 57
PS. Go Fuck Yourself.
Love,
Me.
Guy's a punk and the whole world knows it.
ReplyDeleteThe left is starting to realize it. Despite the media sucking his dick.
When the checks stop comming the shit will hit the fan.
He knows were broke and he will pull out all of the stops to protect his base[brothas] whatever it takes.
The Constitution means nothing to this prick.
As others have postulated that this is a dumba or commie move, I think it all based on race...which is the same thing.
This incompetent idiot needs to be removed from office ASAP, before he totally destroys our country.If it's not to late already.
ReplyDeleteCome on Republicans time to "take it to the mattresses".
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