Obama's fainting fans: dispicable

[tmb1]

He seems to have a pretty standard response, which is somewhat suspect:
"Wait! Somebody fainted! Stop everything! Medic! Watch me take control of the situation! Do this! Do that! Make some space! We need some water/have some water! Are you OK?!"
And the crowd goes wild:
"NANANANANANANANA LEADER! NANANANANANANANA LEADER! WE LOVE THE LEADER!"
If he isn't anticipating it happening, he's certainly taking advantage of it, which in itself is pretty sick.

Yah and if he did nothing what would you say? Jesus this whole forum is getting pathetic!

 

[iman]

Maybe it is just my interpretation, but Obama seems to turn the fainting phenomena into an event, he seems to play up the fact that someone is faint while Clinton just hands out some water and goes on.

At any rate, I'm sure Clinton supporters are fainting for good rational reasons and not from the "Urgency of Now!" That "Urgency of Now" will give you the Vapors every time.

 

[NickCole]

Calm the fuck down Obama haters. This happens at many events where you have thousands of people packed into a hot space. I don't understand why(especially like at concerts) but it just does. Here are some youtube videos of Bill and Hillary fainting events.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcNbwrUaSow

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78rfAAjriBo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_P02wqnrGo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7jSjNpOaiI

That's two events, one each for Bill and Hillary, that you posted four YouTube links to.

The same thing happened a month or so ago at an Obama rally and nobody questioned the validity of it -- only the contention by Obama supporters that it was a YouTube of Obama saving someone's life.

I notice a difference between the Clinton's and Obama's response. Obama's is almost identical each time and he doesn't seem surprised, and it becomes a little show within the show. They look staged. Clearly both Hillary and Bill were surprised by the fainting, though both saw to it the ill person was taken care of.

Obama's a fake, a trickster. We're just getting rid of one of those in the White House; we don't need another. We don't need to go from Bush's Mission Impossible staged events to Obama's staged events.

How about a President with some substance, some experience, someone who'll actually solve problems and put progressive programs into motion for a change.

 

[tmb1]

That's two events, one each for Bill and Hillary, that you posted four YouTube links to.

The same thing happened a month or so ago at an Obama rally and nobody questioned the validity of it -- only the contention by Obama supporters that it was a YouTube of Obama saving someone's life.

I notice a difference between the Clinton's and Obama's response. Obama's is almost identical each time and he doesn't seem surprised, and it becomes a little show within the show. They look staged. Clearly both Hillary and Bill were surprised by the fainting, though both saw to it the ill person was taken care of.

Obama's a fake, a trickster. We're just getting rid of one of those in the White House; we don't need another. We don't need to go from Bush's Mission Impossible staged events to Obama's staged events.

How about a President with some substance, some experience, someone who'll actually solve problems and put progressive programs into motion for a change.

You are just as blind to Hillary's bullshit as I have open eyes to Obama's positive greatness. SAD, really.

 

[sixthson]

Barack Obama is a deceiver.

He cannot be trusted.

Either Americans will realize it now and recognize how much it matters or they'll vote him into the White House and it will become clear to them after he's done significant damage.

Oh, I don't know. You strike me as the type to get the vapors.

 

[iman]

You seem hateful, and I am hopeful. So I don't see any need to explain myself.

Yes, that seems to be the new political paradigm, Hateful/Hopeful. God Forbid anyone should have good reasons for voting for a candidate!

I wonder how Hopeful/Hateful is any different from black/white, good/evil, patriot/traitor or any of the other simplistic dichotomies we have known. But don't let anything I say bother you, just keep staring into your magic crystal and keep reality at bay.

 

[NickCole]

You are just as blind to Hillary's bullshit as I have open eyes to Obama's positive greatness. SAD, really.

I see her bullshit, and Bill's too.

I know who the Clintons are and I know their faults, some of which make me wince. Since I became an adult there hasn't been a single politician who's made me starry eyed. I see them for what they are. Anybody who IS starry eyed about a politician, about Reagan or Obama, or Bush back when his Mission Impossible stuff gave idiots goose bumps, or any of them, is projecting their own fantasies.

Voting for an elected official because you see his "positive greatness" when he hasn't yet accomplished anything is just weak and irresponsible. We need a president to get some difficult things accomplished. Greatness comes after accomplishment, not before.

 

[NickCole]

Oh, I don't know. You strike me as the type to get the vapors.

Nah. I stay awake and alert. I like to know what's going on.

 

[gaybot9000]

Why don't you guys do something that is positive and gonna help get someone elected in the fall. Someone that doesnt have so much damage from their own dems that it is impossible to get them elected.

Yeah! Someone who is MY candidate! Get on it!

Yah and if he did nothing what would you say? Jesus this whole forum is getting pathetic!

It's not that he did or didn't do it, it's that it seems rehearsed and that it is intended to prove something, which it obviously does not.

 

[Sausy]

Oh, I don't know. You strike me as the type to get the vapors.

When there is a Clinton involved,mind you.

 

[gaybot9000]

I see her bullshit, and Bill's too.

I know who the Clintons are and I know their faults, some of which make me wince. Since I became an adult there hasn't been a single politician who's made me starry eyed. I see them for what they are. Anybody who IS starry eyed about a politician, about Reagan or Obama, or Bush back when his Mission Impossible stuff gave idiots goose bumps, or any of them, is projecting their own fantasies.

Voting for an elected official because you see his "positive greatness" when he hasn't yet accomplished anything is just weak and irresponsible. We need a president to get some difficult things accomplished. Greatness comes after accomplishment, not before.

I know who the Clintons are and I know their faults, some of which make me wince. Since I became an adult there hasn't been a single politician who's made me starry eyed. I see them for what they are. Anybody who IS starry eyed about a politician, about Reagan or Obama, or Bush back when his Mission Impossible stuff gave idiots goose bumps, or any of them, is projecting their own fantasies.

Anybody who IS starry eyed about a politician, about Reagan or Obama, or Bush back when his Mission Impossible stuff gave idiots goose bumps, or any of them, is projecting their own fantasies.

projecting their own fantasies.

projecting

Read it. Remember it well.

 

[sixthson]

When there is a Clinton involved,mind you.

True. It would be projectile vomiting if Obama were involved, no doubt.

 

[Raincoat Massacre]

This happens at many events where you have thousands of people packed into a hot space.

I have to agree. Now some may probably faint from excitemnt. But when I was at the clinton Rally here a woman fainted. It was really hot in there and we were all crammed up against one another. I myself felt like doing the same thing. When we got out I drank like five bottles of water lol. Hillary herself said; "Someone just fainted here, but the medics are attenidning to her. It's the heat I think. It's pretty warm in here."

However I know there are some Obama fans with the teenie-bopper syndrome and must pass out at the sight of their Lord and savior....

 

[blueto21]

These “fainting at Obama rallies” stories really get on my nerves.

I’ve been to Obama rallies and the reason why people faint is because it is hot. I also went to a Clinton rally where somebody fainted because it was hot. It’s not just an Obama thing and it’s not a “swooning” thing. If you have people standing on their feet for 2 or 3 hours or more in a hot, crowded venue with little ventilation there’s a likelihood that somebody’s going to start feeling faint and pass out. This is when I think the media are really trying to pull the wool over people’s eyes and create false stories. They follow these campaigns around and know that these people are fainting for other reasons. Yet they start creating stories about women “swooning” for Obama, and down playing his campaign by calling him a "Rock star" just because he has big rallies and thousands of people come out to see him. Please. HOW DUMB CAN YOU PEOPLE GET? You are supposed to be adults! Start acting like it ! Please!

 

[sixthson]

However I know there are some Obama fans with the teenie-bopper syndrome and must pass out at the sight of their Lord and savior....

Perhaps they should be given fans, much like the Clinton geriatric crowd passes out Depends for when they lose bladder control?

 

[iman]

HOW DUMB CAN YOU PEOPLE GET?

You are supposed to be adults! Start acting like it ! Please!

Someone has abandoned HOPE.

 

[sixthson]

HOW DUMB CAN YOU PEOPLE GET?

Someone has abandoned HOPE.

They abandoned Hope, Arkansas long ago. Not good for the image they wanted to project, dontchaknow?

 

[gaybot9000]

HOW DUMB CAN YOU PEOPLE GET? You are supposed to be adults! Start acting like it ! Please!

cry moar

 

[gaybot9000]

ITT: false hope.

 

[Sausy]

If these people who believe that it is an Obamanation to support Barack Obama because of his soaring,hopeful,optimistic rhetoric being so shallow and platitudinal and merely fool's words ....what would they have thought of the optimism and hope brought by another young,untested politician,a young senator from Massachusetts named John F. Kennedy?Especially with his melding of principle and patriotism,sacrifice and service?Dreams may never be fully realized,but to dare not to dream,not to challenge,not to work for a better even if imperfect nation...that in itself is depressing.One must always realize the limits of the possible,but dare not be limited by it.Solving problems is nice,but helping to transform attitudes and conventional thinking of what can and cannot be,the nation can more truly moved to live up to its magnificent vision and potential.

Even Bill Clinton used the analogy of being from a town called Hope,Arkansas to inspire and dream beyond the concept of accepted thinking.When he was an outsider,and not acting as the insider-in-chief.