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Compulsive assaults on Obama from the right?

Jabbing him about his use of a teleprompter, or ridiculing his wife for serving soup to the poor, finding no alleged fault too trivial. They scoured his trips abroad for evidence that he somehow hates America . Obama’s brief bow to the Saudi King was proof that he is a “hillbillie,” and the fact he shook hands with the Venezuelan President an example of his “shallowness.” Obama’s personalized gifts to the Queen of England were a sign of his apparent narcissism, and when Obama spoke to the Turkish people on America’s religious tolerance, he was betraying the “Judeo-Christian ethic.” All in the first 100 days. Which have you found to be most ridiculous, including any of the many I left out?

translations:
teleprompter – Bush often couldn’t speak coherently.
bow to saudi – Bush HELD HIS HAND as they walked across the white house lawn
Queens gift – Bush made a fool of himself in front of her once at the white house when HE was president and ANOTHER TIME WHEN DADDY WAS!
Open minded to other cultures & religions – BUSH WAS COMPLETELY INCOMPETENT IN FOREIGN POLICY AND ALIENATED NEARLY EVERY FRIEND WE HAD

Show this list to a psychologist and ask them to explain how ALL OF THESE ARE EXAMPLES OF DENIAL & TRANSFERENCE, WHICH ARE SYMPTOMS OF LOW SELF ESTEEM.

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