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Cocktails at the White House

12 durable postsStarted 2009-01-28Latest 2009-01-30
#65268Post 1 of 12

[IMG]http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/60450/thumbs/r-DRINKS-huge.jpg[/IMG]

I knew I liked this dude. Guy knows how stuff gets done in the real world: :lol:

[QUOTE]WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama has [B]invited Republican and Democratic lawmakers for drinks[/B] at the White House as they consider his economic recovery bill that still faces opposition.

White House aides say about two dozen key members of Congress were invited to the Executive Mansion Wednesday evening. The guest list includes six House Democrats, six House Republicans and five senators from each party. [/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.nypost.com/seven/01282009/news/politics/obama_to_host_lawmakers_for_cocktail_par_152423.htm[/url]

#1157056Post 2 of 12

Re: Cocktails at the White House

Awesome take on this, via [URL="http://wonkette.com/405843/obama-to-get-congress-wasted-after-vote-on-stimulus#more-405843"]Wonkette[/URL]:

[QUOTE][B][SIZE="4"]Obama To Get Congress Wasted After Vote On Stimulus[/SIZE][/B]

This guy, Obama. He’s arranged to host a sexy beer party at the White House tonight, presumably after the House votes on his famously porky abortion-loving moneybomb, The Stimulus Package. Leaders of both chambers of Congress, and of both parties, have been invited. So the House Republicans, who will probably all vote against this bill, should probably pre-game with grain alcohol on the limo ride down Pennsylvania Avenue because it will be awwwwwkwaaaaaard.

May we just use this opportunity to mention, again, how very pleasant this all is? Last night Obama goes to the Hill to answer any and all questions the House Republicans had (they didn’t change their minds, but they sure liked him!), and today he basically says, [B]“look friends, busy day, I know, but if you get this done later today, then I’ll get everyone drunk at my house, the White House. Fuckin’ Biden over there’s been drinking all afternoon, so it should be hilarious.”[/B]

And yes, this is to a certain extent just some superficial ploy Obama’s always been a master at, in Chicago and at the Harvard Law review when he dared [I]befriend[/I] some of the conservatives without capitulating into a neocon oil-drilling racist. But friendship’s a good thing, damnit! The Republican party so often derives its strength by hiding from the Democratic party entirely and calling them French terrorist-lovers — or any other gay- and Muslim-sounding label — on the teevee, because to actually engage in ideas, openly, would be to [I]lose[/I].

Obama’s a good man, and a smart man, and it’s apparently impossible to deny these things after you’ve met him. It’s nice to have that sort of [I]presence[/I] in Washington. Bush would never go out of his way to talk to the opposition party in person; he’d simply go on teevee and call the Democrats stupid loser faggots who’d [I]better[/I] pass whatever unconstitutional thing he wanted on his desk at any given time, lest the blood of dead Americans be on [I]their hands[/I]. And as soon as the Democrats caved, in shame, he’d force them to come to the Rose Garden for two minutes, just to rub it in, as he signed off on the latest law that gave him new powers with which to destroy the country.

Will Barack Obama ever let us have our disastrous city of shame back? [/QUOTE]

#1157060Post 3 of 12

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hahaha! thats great wonder what that is in the glass? :)

#1157067Post 4 of 12

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my guess would be Yuengling darker brand since it is the oldest brewery in the US.. He is tacky like that

#1157075Post 5 of 12

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Amberbock.

IMO.

#1157102Post 6 of 12

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[quote]But friendship’s a good thing, damnit! The Republican party so often derives its strength by hiding from the Democratic party entirely and calling them French terrorist-lovers — or any other gay- and Muslim-sounding label — on the teevee, because to actually engage in ideas, openly, would be to [I]lose[/I]. [/quote]Word. Just like a game of harmless ping pong. :Cheerz: I really like these articles BTW. Sounds like they had a jolly good time!

So I'm guessing that all this happened before Obama had walked into the window. :)

[IMG]http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/1869/odwwp9.jpg[/IMG]

[URL]http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/2009/01/28/2009-01-28_hey_bam_thats_not_the_door.html[/URL]

#1157241Post 7 of 12

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^^^ thats great, lmao

#1157284Post 8 of 12

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it certainly resembles a door :lol:

#1157293Post 9 of 12

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how many times do you think Bush walked into that one? :lol:

#1157294Post 10 of 12

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lol how long before someone says fuck it and makes it a door anyway

#1157301Post 11 of 12

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[IMG]http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2005/11/21/bush2_wideweb__470x358,0.jpg[/IMG]

#1157539Post 12 of 12

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[QUOTE=Steve Graham;703872]lol how long before someone says fuck it and makes it a door anyway[/QUOTE] that is lateral thinking :lol:

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