Chuck T asking for viewer questions for Obama - Freeper's Freeping like Crazy

[Laura PourMeADrink]

http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/03/19/1843837.aspx?CommentPosted=true#commentmessage

Chuck Todd is asking for questions to ask O tonight. Ask away. Freepers have dominated.

Examples: Intellegence abounds...

"WHY YOU SUCK? "

"When Stevie Wonder was over to the White House the other week, did you and him play ping-pong? "

"Now that you're President, do you get the really good drugs delivered to you, or do you have to go to the street corner to get them like everyone else? "

"Do you get whiplash from turning so much to read your teleprompter? And who massages your neck after a speech? We've heard it's Tim Geithner. Does he really have the time to do that? "

"President Obama, do you have a quota of lies you set for yourself to tell every week, or do you just try to tell more lies then you did the previous week? "

[flakey_foont]

1. are these all from

the Sean Hannity Elementary School 4th Grade Remedial Reading class?

what a bunch'a maroons!!!

[rurallib]

5. the 20 year olds?

[napi21]

2. On Rachel's show last night Tim said he threw out the extremes

on both sides and is trying to compile his question(s) to include answers most people want answers to. The Freeps are just wasting keystrokes & bandwidth!

[Cha]

3. What's new? Chuck Todd is always using freeptard

questions. Ever see him asking Gibbs "questions"? I rest my case.

chuckie is such a fucking tool.

[Kahuna]

4. Yep. And he's darn proud of it. nt

[Why Syzygy]

6. good grief

Mr Obama why didn't you just go directly to Hollywood for all the attention you demand? You didn't have to be president and mess up the country just to inflate your ego. You really aren't doing the job.

Joyous, Commack, NY (Sent Thursday, March 19, 2009 2:57 PM)


Mr. Obama, you signed a $500,000 book deal just days before you took office. Most, if not all other, Presidents sign deals like that after they leave office. Do you think book deal looks right to the public and was the right thing to do?

Jason Books, Mobile AL (Sent Thursday, March 19, 2009 2:26 PM)


I would ask President Obama if he is in favor of congressional maneuvers that would allow the Democratic majority to pass legislation with absolutely no Republican support. I am of the FIRM belief that legislation produced by either party on a purely partisan level is bad for the country. The beauty of America is the integration of ideas from across the political spectrum. Of course not everyone agrees on everything, but with a purely partisan vote, from either party, there will inevitably be blowback from the other side. To move the country forward on the issues that define us a nation such as healthcare, energy, education, etc., there MUST be some sort of concensus, else history will record the partisan failure. I feel very strongly about this issue, and I hope with all my being that Congress will not travel this questionable path.

Melinda S. Smith, Charlotte, NC (Sent Thursday, March 19, 2009 3:05 PM)

[alsame]

7. I hope he doesn't even get called on tonight. n/t