And delusional too. Most people are smart enough to take either letter behind a statement with a grain of salt.

President's Obama's insight does make me wonder if he is not super human.

Ya know,

I am constantly telling my Christian friends that Barack Hussein Obama is NOT the antichrist, just playing for the same team... but when I see stuff like this, it really makes me wonder... The bible does say the Anti-Christ will eventually declare himself to be a God... I don't see how he could do that unless people view him as "super human"...

I think it's kinda a double standard that Candidate Obama told his supporters in 2008 to quote "Argue with your friends and neighbors and get in their face!"
And when the American people go to these town hall meetings over health care and do just that, they are labeled as right wing extremists.

There has been no pictures or videos of anyone at these meetings that showed any swastikas or similar symbols being carried into the town hall meetings. (Can anyone show where this is true up to and prior to Peloski's comment.)

There has been no pictures or videos of anyone at these meetings that showed any swastikas or similar symbols being carried into the town hall meetings. (Can anyone show where this is true up to and prior to Peloski's comment.)

The intent of these displays is to portray Obama as Hitler and his proposals as fascist, and they seem to be following the lead of many right-wing pundits. Just yesterday, Limbaugh said, “Adolf Hitler, like Barack Obama, also ruled by dictate.” Fox News host Glenn Beck — an inspiration for many of these town hall attendees — has said “fascism is on the rise.” Even Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA) has talked about the increasing danger in America of “true fascism.”

Jack, you forgot to mention the George W Bush Joker picture that Vanity Fair put out first. I suppose you are outraged about that as well?

Does The White Face Obama Joker Poster Count? It seems to be available coast to coast

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/08/06/anti-obama-protester-comp_n_252815.html

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All across the country, right-wing extremists are disrupting congressional town-hall meetings with venomous attacks on President Obama's plans for health care and clean energy.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 6, 2009 (AFP) – US President Barack Obama's approval rating has slumped to 50 percent, the lowest since his inauguration, according to a poll released Thursday on the eve of his 200th day in office.

Quinnipiac University said the president's job approval rating dipped to 50 percent, versus 42 percent who disapprove -- a reflection of growing unease over Obama's handling of the economy, which sank into a devastating recession last year prompting his administration to unleash a deficit-stretching stimulus package, and health care which faces a critical overhaul in Congress.

"The president is right on the magic 50-percent threshold in public approval because of bad grades on the economy and even worse grades on health care," said Peter Brown, assistant director of Quinnipiac's Polling Institute.

"The good news... is that American voters still see him as better able to handle the economy and health care than Republicans in Congress," Brown said. "The bad news is his margins are shrinking."

By 46-37 percent, respondents said Obama himself acted "stupidly" in the dispute, and by a margin of 62-26 percent they said Obama should not have intervened at all.

"The president is right on the magic 50-percent threshold in public approval because of bad grades on the economy and even worse grades on health care," said Peter Brown, assistant director of Quinnipiac's Polling Institute.

What is even more interesting is what Peloski had to say about the people at the town hall meetings. There has been no pictures or videos of anyone at these meetings that showed any swastikas or similar symbols being carried into the town hall meetings.

Pictures?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/08/06/anti-obama-protester-comp_n_252815.html

Another example (ss symbol)

http://rawstory.com/blog/2009/08/ss-nazi-sign/

However... If you had GW Bush in "Black Face" you would be talking about a Racist image.

"Black Face " and Joker are not the same....The problem is the Joker or White face takes on a lot of racial history with Obama ......... not the same as the joker.... I bet a lot racist see it that way...

In my opinion this is disorderly conduct and should be treated as such

However... If you had GW Bush in "Black Face" you would be talking about a Racist image.
"Black Face " and Joker are not the same....The problem is the Joker or White face takes on a lot of racial history with Obama ......... not the same as the joker.... I bet a lot racist see it that way...

Just maybe some people should stop throwing around allegations when they need to clean up their own house first

Because afterall, they both are 'more' white than black? You do realize, Obama is more Caucasion than Black, right? Or, do you simply view him as Black?