Yes ladies and gentleman, it was Bud Light for Obama while entertaining good officer Crowley and evil-doer Professor Gates at the White House on July 30th. While his administration proposes new taxes on alcohol to pay for his massive government takeover of our great American health-care industry, Obama drank alcohol. Oh the irony as the U.S. president drinks foreign beer.
Obama Beer
You may talk about whatever you like on this thread but I am talking about Barack Obama’s choices of beer. What is your favorite drink, and would you drink it with Obama? And would you dare drink Anheuser-Busch at such an event, a company which was bought by a Belgian company in 2008.
I suspect the answer will differ by gender. Real men drink beer with Clint Eastwood, not Bud Light with Obama. After all, Barack Obama is a tea-tottling and quiche president who was elected on the strength of a woman’s right to vote. Girls wet their pants for our president, don’t you? Foreign beer is cute and sexy. But what do you think of this.?
Of the other members of the White House frat-house, Vice-President Joe Biden went with Buckler beer, whatever that is. Professor Gates had a Sam Adams Light. He was seen shaking his fist at the label muttering something about whitey done him wrong. Officer Crowley had a Blue Moon, apparently a comical reference to his profession. My guess is that the White House handlers made him drink it, which happens to be another foreign beer.
My favorite alcohol drink is American gin with a little olive, fizz, and splash of American brandy. Speaking of which, alcohol consumption has increased 15% in the United States since Barack Obama became president. Bad policies will lead anyone to drink.
A typical Barack Obama nude supporter is in the video below, who has an opinion on health care, whiskey, apple juice, and a lot of other things you don’t care about. It takes a village. Talk about what you want.
Bud Light for Obama, Video
July 31st, 2009 at 1:32 am
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July 31st, 2009 at 4:45 am
I’m not much of a drinker but if I go to a bar or a wedding, I like a gin and tonic. As for beer, I occasionaly drink a Labatt Blue.
Until the buyout BUD was as American as you can get. Great ads by the way.
July 31st, 2009 at 4:56 am
This is the biggest joke in American history. I mean just look at everything we the Recession,2 wars, failed stimulus, and healthcare, but this is all we care about.
July 31st, 2009 at 5:06 am
Oh lighten up Charles. You and me and McCain certainly can’t solve the world’s problems on a blog. What is wrong with a little discussion on a human interest story ?
July 31st, 2009 at 5:12 am
Yeah Labatt is good stuff Tim. Usually though I go with Coors Lite, Miller Lite, something like that. Easy to get a good buzz going with that swill.
I know A-B is foreign owned now, but as far as I know Budweiser is still made in America by American workers. Besides, that “buy American” protectionist crap is not consistent with a true free market (not that Obama is very kind to free markets, haha).
Here’s my question though: what good is pounding a few beers when you can’t cap them off with a nice Jay?
July 31st, 2009 at 5:17 am
Rhayader,
With a nice J, who needs the beer.
July 31st, 2009 at 5:34 am
Yeah good point. Of course, synergy isn’t always necessarily a bad thing.
July 31st, 2009 at 5:37 am
you are right. some things just go well together. coffee and a cig., beer and a J. hot dog and mustard…
July 31st, 2009 at 6:50 am
At “The Bistro” in Honolulu, (one of the finer houses) as the Head Waiter and Maitre D` I was given for my birthday a shot of Remy Louis XIII at 250.00 a shot. I come from a very spirited and culinary background which led to drinking habits that make all you guys sound like Peewee Herman choking on koolaide.
I liked to start my morning off at 5 am with a quart of crazy horse. Ya know, just to get the pipes warmed up, and the shakes to settle down.
About 5:15 am I’m ready for my shot of Jack to be washed down with another swig of Crazy Horse. By six I was already on the horn to the crank man and setting me up a gram of go fast. By 8 the first bottle of Jack would be gone.
I remember going out with ladies and ordering the finest bottle in the house while and sip on it like Obama while making trips to the head every 1/2 hour to get in a decent shot of Jack.
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If I had to have a beer with Obama today it would be a 40 of Old English 800 along with a fifth of Jack. We’d making some boiler makers and flicking those f*cking peanuts (F*ck you too Jimmy Carter) at secret service agents and his wife when I get done with him.
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Yes Charles. It is rather pathetic, isn’t it ?
Here our country is in the worst shape its ever been in with a future that could be even be worse with or without dipsh*t in the picture and he’s playing referee to situation that my fifth grade teacher could settle.
To top it off the problem isn’t really these two men. They’ve made and said their peace and departed like gentlemen. But the real crux of the matter here that dipsh*t still hasn’t apologized for calling the cops stupid.
Learning moment for who Obama ? Huh ? Certainly not for us the citizens or these two men.
It should be for you , you spineless sack of sh*t.(sacks of sh*t normally don’t come with spines)
How many f*cking Bud Lites is it going to talk before you calibrate the words “I’m sorry I said the cops acted stupidly without knowing my a$$ from a hole in the ground”?
“The lesson for this country is that we all have to stop talking out our a$$es before we are aware of what’s going on”
That ! Mr. Obama, would be the best learning moment this country has ever had since GW Bush left office
July 31st, 2009 at 7:04 am
RAS: 48%
July 31st, 2009 at 7:19 am
Dropping like a brick!
July 31st, 2009 at 7:46 am
I wonder if One can read from a teleprompter while seeing double.
July 31st, 2009 at 8:02 am
Rasmussen Trends:
Overall (3 days)
Time Span : Approve / Disapprove / Difference
1-Jun-09 : 58.00% / 41.00% / 17.00%
2-Jun-09 : 57.75% / 41.17% / 16.58%
3-Jun-09 : 55.36% / 44.17% / 11.19%
4-Jun-09 : 55.00% / 45.00% / 10.00%
5-Jun-09 : 53.90% / 45.84% / 8.06%
6-Jun-09 : 53.06% / 46.66% / 6.40%
7-Jun-09 : 53.36% / 45.80% / 7.56%
8-Jun-09 : 55.99% / 42.78% / 13.21%
9-Jun-09 : 57.56% / 40.93% / 16.63%
10-Jun-09 : 56.65% / 42.22% / 14.43%
11-Jun-09 : 55.55% / 43.50% / 12.05%
12-Jun-09 : 54.37% / 44.72% / 9.65%
13-Jun-09 : 54.25% / 45.80% / 8.45%
14-Jun-09 : 53.57% / 45.47% / 8.10%
15-Jun-09 : 54.97% / 44.02% / 10.95%
16-Jun-09 : 56.31% / 42.59% / 13.72%
17-Jun-09 : 56.07% / 42.89% / 13.18%
18-Jun-09 : 54.50% / 44.65% / 9.85%
19-Jun-09 : 53.71% / 45.33% / 8.38%
20-Jun-09 : 53.50% / 45.57% / 7.93%
21-Jun-09 : 52.80% / 45.97% / 6.83%
22-Jun-09 : 53.52% / 45.49% / 8.03%
23-Jun-09 : 54.83% / 44.27% / 10.56%
24-Jun-09 : 54.77% / 44.32% / 10.45%
25-Jun-09 : 55.66% / 43.51% / 12.15%
26-Jun-09 : 54.88% / 43.84% / 11.04%
27-Jun-09 : 54.90% / 44.07% / 10.83%
28-Jun-09 : 54.04% / 44.64% / 9.40%
29-Jun-09 : 54.77% / 44.13% / 10.64%
30-Jun-09 : 53.52% / 45.50% / 8.02%
1-Jul-09 : 54.32% / 45.20% / 9.12%
2-Jul-09 : 53.47% / 46.28% / 7.19%
6-Jul-09 : 53.30% / 46.26% / 7.04%
7-Jul-09 : 52.09% / 47.28% / 4.81%
8-Jul-09 : 51.51% / 47.63% / 3.88%
9-Jul-09 : 50.71% / 48.40% / 2.31%
10-Jul-09 : 50.59% / 47.96% / 2.63%
11-Jul-09 : 50.52% / 47.85% / 2.67%
12-Jul-09 : 52.27% / 45.79% / 6.48%
13-Jul-09 : 52.62% / 46.16% / 6.46%
14-Jul-09 : 52.67% / 46.00% / 6.67%
15-Jul-09 : 52.06% / 46.60% / 5.46%
16-Jul-09 : 51.21% / 47.41% / 3.80%
17-Jul-09 : 51.79% / 47.14% / 4.65%
18-Jul-09 : 50.50% / 48.45% / 2.05%
19-Jul-09 : 50.79% / 48.50% / 2.29%
20-Jul-09 : 49.60% / 49.37% / 0.23%
21-Jul-09 : 51.16% / 47.07% / 4.09%
22-Jul-09 : 51.44% / 47.07% / 4.37%
23-Jul-09 : 50.99% / 47.57% / 3.42%
24-Jul-09 : 48.77% / 50.76% / -1.99%
25-Jul-09 : 49.04% / 50.53% / -1.49%
26-Jul-09 : 49.17% / 50.31% / -1.14%
27-Jul-09 : 49.36% / 49.58% / -0.22%
28-Jul-09 : 49.47% / 49.04% / 0.43%
29-Jul-09 : 48.64% / 50.06% / -1.42%
30-Jul-09 : 47.62% / 51.11% / -3.49%
31-Jul-09 : 47.54% / 50.87% / -3.33%
Analysis: Does anybody notice a trend?
Frank
July 31st, 2009 at 8:05 am
Rasmussen Trends:
Overall (30 days)
Time Span : Approve / Disapprove / Difference
1-Jul-09 : 54.78% / 44.34% / 10.45%
2-Jul-09 : 54.64% / 44.51% / 10.13%
6-Jul-09 : 54.57% / 44.58% / 10.00%
7-Jul-09 : 54.47% / 44.65% / 9.82%
8-Jul-09 : 54.39% / 44.71% / 9.68%
9-Jul-09 : 54.32% / 44.77% / 9.55%
10-Jul-09 : 54.22% / 44.84% / 9.38%
11-Jul-09 : 54.04% / 45.01% / 9.03%
12-Jul-09 : 53.86% / 45.17% / 8.69%
13-Jul-09 : 53.73% / 45.30% / 8.43%
14-Jul-09 : 53.63% / 45.39% / 8.25%
15-Jul-09 : 53.56% / 45.45% / 8.11%
16-Jul-09 : 53.46% / 45.50% / 7.95%
17-Jul-09 : 53.40% / 45.56% / 7.84%
18-Jul-09 : 53.25% / 45.71% / 7.54%
19-Jul-09 : 53.06% / 45.90% / 7.16%
20-Jul-09 : 52.85% / 46.12% / 6.73%
21-Jul-09 : 52.74% / 46.20% / 6.54%
22-Jul-09 : 52.66% / 46.26% / 6.40%
23-Jul-09 : 52.58% / 46.32% / 6.25%
24-Jul-09 : 52.44% / 46.48% / 5.96%
25-Jul-09 : 52.29% / 46.65% / 5.64%
26-Jul-09 : 52.10% / 46.85% / 5.25%
27-Jul-09 : 51.92% / 47.03% / 4.90%
28-Jul-09 : 51.72% / 47.21% / 4.50%
29-Jul-09 : 51.51% / 47.42% / 4.09%
30-Jul-09 : 51.27% / 47.66% / 3.61%
31-Jul-09 : 51.05% / 47.86% / 3.19%
Analysis: This chart includes an average of the prior 30 days of Rasmussen numbers. This creates 15,000 surveyed and produces a MOE of approximately 0.8%
Again, do you notice any trends?
Frank
July 31st, 2009 at 8:13 am
Was beer served at the race baiters convention?
July 31st, 2009 at 8:21 am
Frank, going from +17 to -3 in the span of 2 months, that takes some work. Personally I think Obam’s agenda is finished, no cap and trade, no health care, no card check. He was never a moderate like the 52%ers thought, he is a radical liberal and now people are starting to catch on.
July 31st, 2009 at 8:28 am
Thanks Frank.
This is the trend with most presidents at this point in their term. The real killer is that his numbers are worse than those of Carter at the same time in his term.
The 6 month trend reflects much the same pattern but with dem support for him going up only a little.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/121553/obama-job-approval-drifts-down-58-so-far-july.aspx
July 31st, 2009 at 8:31 am
The only good news to come out of this is after he has completly screwed up the country with his “stimulus” plan, hopefully we can put all this Keynesian crap to rest. Keynesian economics didn’t work in the 1930’s and it’s not going to work now.
July 31st, 2009 at 8:36 am
So you like gin, MCCAIN? Sounds like you’ve had a little too much of it.
There’s good economic news this AM. Hate to disappoint all you on the Right who want America to fail.
July 31st, 2009 at 8:43 am
Klo, is this the economic news you are referring to? http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aNivTjr852TI. “The first 12 months of the U.S. recession saw the economy shrink more than twice as much as previously estimated, reflecting even bigger declines in consumer spending and housing, revised figures showed.” Did you get that, the economy is twice as bad as we originally thought, sounds like great news to me.
July 31st, 2009 at 9:06 am
i am always hearing people complaining about every thing he does and how he does it he`s the commander and if you think you know all the answers build your own country and see if your perfect.
the figures show bla, bla, jkjhds;ijde get a life.
smarty pants
July 31st, 2009 at 9:07 am
What’s up with you all. You keep spouting about the president as though he created this mess – which G W Bush is the culprit, him and Dick Cheney! Outright crooked events. A War that should have never been entered… which by the way is actually 2 wars! People talk about trickle down economics, how about trickle down stupidity… from GW and Dicki . both of which were so involved in trying to get into everyone’s privacy. Don’t forget that, so soon. The president we have at least wants to try to fix our problems, without going to war, and there is now no way left except whatever he does will be the Hard Way to Go… he really has no choice but to tackle all the problems he was left and that doesn’t make it popular or smart or anything except a person that wants America to succeed. And I think it’s about time for that to happen. The last 8 years of presidency were a disaster. And you can’t expect someone to fix, or get ideas, or do anything overnight. You can call anyone names, but the truth is unless you stand up and do the right thing for yourself, don’t place blame, we are all in this together and it’s going to take us all to get us out of it. And, btw, any beer is a good beer, any alcoholic beverage is good, too. Anyway you can get people together to talk and put aside differences, even if they agree to disagree, it’s always a good thing.
July 31st, 2009 at 9:17 am
hey mcafee you sould run in the next election
you know every thing about every thing maybe your as good as mccaine with the 19th cent ideas and bitter about the country . the race america decided on sorry no sore losers.
this will be the next generations country soon and it will prosper with the help of are great President.
July 31st, 2009 at 9:17 am
Cindy, I won’t deny that Bush has some culpability, but who has run the House, which controls the purse strings, since 2005? Democrats. Who has done nothing to help the economy, but in fact, has made a bad situation worse? Democrats. Ya’ll can blame Bush all you want, but the fact is Obama’s approval ratings are now below Jimmy freaking Carters and Republicans have a higher approval rating then Democrats.
July 31st, 2009 at 9:22 am
Val, ever heard of a straw man argument? If you haven’t look it up. Want to buy a better breed of troll.