The comedic stylings of Harry Reid

While meeting with reporters Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was asked if the ongoing campaign between Barack Obama and whatsherface would hurt the party.

"It makes me bitter," Reid said.

The Politico, which reported the item, then observes that Reid doesn't look very funny.

Showing that she also has a sense of humor, or maybe it's just a sense of desperation, the former first lady is clinging to Obama's belaboring of the obvious as if his remarks were her god or her gun, and running an ad. Which Obama is answering with an ad of his own.

And since you know you were wondering what the socialists are saying:

The response from the American media, once his remarks were published, was immediate and hostile. Obama was guilty of a “blunder,” he had “offended” rural America, he faced “a full-blown political disaster.” A commentary on the influential web site politico.com said, “this is a potential turning point for Obama’s campaign,” one that could result in the loss of the Democratic nomination to New York Senator Hillary Clinton.

It is instructive to compare this reaction to the treatment of the speech on race relations that Obama delivered last month in response to controversial comments made by the ex-pastor of his Chicago church, Rev. Jeremiah Wright. The bulk of the media treated Obama’s address favorably—an indication that in the America of 2008, class divisions are a much more sensitive issue than race.

Plus, Obama left out Iraq, the socialists noted, all Gleaner like.

Comments

[texexnv@gmail.com]

Like...yeah and uh-huh...like.

oBama turned 'bitter' into better butter than the other batter in this MSM buffonery business. Like this and this.

Like great gaffes get giganitic gains. Like..

[Sam Dehne]

Obamaram-meister should have worked THIS

up more. PS

Where's the FBI?

[KICKBOXERMOMMA]

Grrrr where the hell is the offense? Hillary is really starting to piss me off. Out of touch oh gawd puhleaze. From the folks who left the WHite House dialing for dollars and and now have millions.

[KidFromVegas]

What I find truly amazing is that the socialists have bought into the Gleaner's narrative... damn you Gleaner your just so omnipresent!!!

And ya see, Obama was right small town folk, like those from Searchlight, are bitter.

Much ado about nothing... more of the kitchen sink... yadda yadda yadda... big yawn.

[shhhh]

I heard she was told that if she didn't win by a twenty-point spread in PA, that she had best pack up her tent and start barking for Obama, or else.....

[texexnv@gmail.com]

Reid can't count or remember. DUH!

[texexnv@gmail.com]

And it looks like Derby's hoax of a campaign is raising cash at the rate of a rock crossing the desert. Please excuse the yaaawwwnnn.....

[KICKBOXERMOMMA]

Texexnv I take it you are fully content with Heller as your Representative.I'm just saying this because it does not appear there will be any other Democratic challenger besides Derby.

[texexnv@gmail.com]

Sure, KBM, I'll take Heller over Derby and the Douglas Drunks any 'ol day of the week. And it appears the DCCC agrees with me.

Yes, he is a very bad, self-serving, spinless politician but she is even worse. As an example of her "skills", just look at the disorder and financial mess she so abruptly left the state party in after less than a year.

I think we can do better than Derby - a lot better. And I'm willing to let it ride until we do come up with someone who is qualified and electable (e.g., Shelia Leslie) in two years. We have enough bad politicians already in D.C. so why swap one pile of garbage for another just because the have a "D" behind their name (e.g., Harry Reid)?

[D'Oh]

Oh, oh! Huffington Post has something on Clinotn and bitterness!!!

"Hillary on Southern Working Class Whites in 1995: SCREW 'EM"
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