In a recent Rolling Stone interview, the following was written:
"...executive editor Eric Bates told Obama that he had asked his six-year old if there was anything she wanted him to say to the president ... She said: 'Tell him. You can do it.' Obama replied: 'You know, kids have good instincts. They look at the other guy and say, 'Well, that's a bullsh**ter, I can tell.'"
Of course, upon hearing about this, many in the conservative community said things such as the following:
"That's really presidential..."
"What a good way to set an example for the children..."
"I've never heard a president utter such a word in an interview before..."
"It takes one to know one, Mr. President..."
"Just like what you've been giving us for four years?"
That's right. Barack Obama is the first president in the history of our country to use what is coined a swear word. No other president has said the word sh*t, referred to another as a bullsh**ter or even uttered the word bullsh*t.
In the run-up to presidential elections, the candidates are typically asked the following questions at debates:
"What would you do to create jobs?"
"What would you do to help protect this country?"
"Would you raise taxes at all?"
"How can we improve education in this country?"
"Have you ever sworn?"
When certain Romney voters were asked for their main reason for voting against President Obama, here were their top responses:
1) "He's a socialist!"
2) "I hate Obamacare!"
3) "He's anti-business!"
4) "He wants to take away our guns!"
5) "He swore that one time!"
Give me a break... Like people will be more affected by Obama literally uttering the word bullsh**ter than Romney figuratively spewing out bullsh*t every chance he gets (which is quite often).
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/oct/25/obama-romney-bullshitter-rolling-stone?newsfeed=true
"...executive editor Eric Bates told Obama that he had asked his six-year old if there was anything she wanted him to say to the president ... She said: 'Tell him. You can do it.' Obama replied: 'You know, kids have good instincts. They look at the other guy and say, 'Well, that's a bullsh**ter, I can tell.'"
Of course, upon hearing about this, many in the conservative community said things such as the following:
"That's really presidential..."
"What a good way to set an example for the children..."
"I've never heard a president utter such a word in an interview before..."
"It takes one to know one, Mr. President..."
"Just like what you've been giving us for four years?"
That's right. Barack Obama is the first president in the history of our country to use what is coined a swear word. No other president has said the word sh*t, referred to another as a bullsh**ter or even uttered the word bullsh*t.
In the run-up to presidential elections, the candidates are typically asked the following questions at debates:
"What would you do to create jobs?"
"What would you do to help protect this country?"
"Would you raise taxes at all?"
"How can we improve education in this country?"
"Have you ever sworn?"
When certain Romney voters were asked for their main reason for voting against President Obama, here were their top responses:
1) "He's a socialist!"
2) "I hate Obamacare!"
3) "He's anti-business!"
4) "He wants to take away our guns!"
5) "He swore that one time!"
Give me a break... Like people will be more affected by Obama literally uttering the word bullsh**ter than Romney figuratively spewing out bullsh*t every chance he gets (which is quite often).
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/oct/25/obama-romney-bullshitter-rolling-stone?newsfeed=true
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