But he managed to get everyone’s name right when commenting about the Bears on ESPN a few minutes ago.
It is rather embarrassing, as well as sad, that the leader of the free world can’t even pronounce the name of the most famous human rights activist on the planet. Or that he is so quick to appease Burma’s authoritarian regime by calling it “Myanmar”. Barack Obama’s gaffes demonstrate not only a marked lack of attention to detail and a high degree of amateurishness on the part of the White House, but also a disturbing willingness to curry favour with unsavoury regimes. Hardly a good omen for Obama’s second term.
OK, so Obama was the jelly doughnut.
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That’s my homeboy.
For real? Okay, I’ll counter with Obama’s correct pronunciation of “Pakistan” and “Nuclear.” Your turn.
Obama was the jelly doughnut.
That’s funny.
3.For real? Okay, I’ll counter with Obama’s correct pronunciation of “Pakistan” and “Nuclear.”
I get the impression that politics is just a game to some people.
Was this in the news? I didn’t think so…
When Valerie “Rasputin” Jarrett isn’t around to lead Dumbo by a leash and tell him what to say, the red diaper baby reverts to his Frank Marshall Davis upbringing.
I get the impression that politics is just a game to some people.
Precisely my point.
I’m with NYT on this one. It was silly when his side called Bush stupid because he couldn’t properly pronounce “nuclear” and it’s just as dumb when the right does the same thing.
One area on which I agree with the article writer is the noticeable lack of press coverage. He’s right, if Bush did this he’d have been ripped by the media.