Obama is a much nicer person than me

[malaise]

No one who had told me to get out of the White House, made jokes about whether I was a citizen of the United States and never once condemned voter suppression would be receiving an invitation to lunch at the White House, let alone with me.

I hope there's extra SS.

[tblue]

1. "Bow to me"

is all POTUS should say.

[NYC_SKP]

2. Maybe he'll let Bo have a shot at the lunch before Mittens gets served.

Maybe Bo will mistake the lunch for a tree or a fire hydrant!

[Sheldon Cooper]

3. I missed this. Who's coming to the White House?

[malaise]

5. WilLIARd Rmoney n/t

[Sheldon Cooper]

7. Sheesh.

Yep, the President is way nicer than me.

[leftstreet]

4. Meh. They're all part of the same elite club

It's mostly theater

[malaise]

6. Well he'd have to find Broadway

[stklurker]

8. drama

You realize that to them its all part of the job, and part of the game of being a candidate.. Didnt Harry Reid just announce the illness of Bob Dole, lifelong Republican and backer of Mitt Romney... Its a club folks, I know we like to think it isnt but they do separate the job from personal lives and for the most part their personal interactions.

[Enrique]

9. that's not saying much

kidding!

[malaise]

14. LOL

True

[kentuck]

10. I hear you.

[malaise]

15. Michelle should call Queen Anne and ask her to send the drapes

with WilLIARd

[Skidmore]

11. The best revenge is to live your life well.

[PennsylvaniaMatt]

12. I hope President Obama...

takes Mitt on a nice, long tour of the White House to rub it in that he is staying in the White House for the next 4 years!

[rainin]

13. diplomacy

Don't you think he's just being diplomatic? He's got nothing to lose. After all, tens of millions of people did vote for Willard (did I forget to say stupid people?) . Obama gives up nothing by appearing to be conciliatory. No way could I be that diplomatic! I'd have him arrested for something. Ugh.