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February 03, 2013

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I don't know why he feels the need to kow-tow to every right wing crazy demand. They didn't believe he was a U.S. citizen, he produces his birth certificate. End result: They don't believe him. This is the b/c all over again on maybe a smaller scale, but still there. I wish just once he would tell every 'bagger, gun freak, and right wing wackaloon to all just go take a long walk off a short pier so the adults can get back to work addressing this country's most urgent problems. And demanding that the president produce a photo of himself with a gun is certainly not one of them. It's petty and it serves no real purpose other than to try and satisfy the demands of unsatisfiable people, which always fails. It only makes them angrier.

Seriously? You don't think they had a big hot laugh out of producing that photo? Showing a Black guy shooting a gun? I'm sure they're laughing their asses off in the WH over the reaction to this. The President does not take himself seriously about stuff like this. I think he upped his manly image yet another notch. Plus he looked wicked hot in that picture.

"Wicked hot," what a great line.

Besided, it wasn't just rightwing nutjobs "demanding" a photo. CNN and other marvalous media outlets did, too. 24/hr news media has produced this result. When you've to fill a lot of time with very little budget, you hype the frivolouos to score a few more eyeballs.

Sorry re typos. Smartphones!

Do you need camouflage so as not to spook a clay pigeon when skeet shooting or is this merely an American custom.

You should check out Plouffe's and Pfeiffer's tweets of the photo. They aren't kowtowing to the crazies, they're trolling them and having fun doing so. Sort of like how they had fun trolling Donald Trump with the birth certificate.

Cue Hulk Hogan's "I Am a Real American" video.

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