Hussein Obama walks out on The Jew in the room... again.

Remember when Obama walked out on Netanyahu? It was March 2010:

Benjamin Netanyahu was left to stew in a White House meeting room for over an hour after President Barack Obama abruptly walked out of tense talks...

 

Doesn't that sound a lot like what happened tonight?

President Barack Obama abruptly walked out of a stormy debt-limit meeting with congressional leaders Wednesday, throwing into serious doubt the already shaky negotiations, according to GOP sources.

“He shoved back and said ‘I’ll see you tomorrow’ and walked out,” House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) told reporters in the Capitol after the meeting.

On a day when the Moody’s rating agency warned that American debt could be downgraded, the White House talks blew up amid a new round of sniping between Obama and Cantor, who are fast becoming bitter enemies.

When Cantor said the two sides were too far apart to get a deal that could pass the House by the Treasury Department’s Aug. 2 deadline — and that he would consider moving a short-term debt-limit increase alongside smaller spending cuts — Obama began to lecture him.

“Eric, don’t call my bluff,” the president said, warning Cantor that he would take his case “to the American people.” He told Cantor that no other president — not Ronald Reagan, the president said — would put up with the treatment he was getting from the House majority leader.

Democratic sources dispute Cantor’s version of Obama’s walk out, but all sides agree that the two had a blow up.

According to an Obama supporter (or "Democratic aide"),

“Cantor rudely interrupted the president three times to advocate for short-term debt ceiling increases while the president was wrapping the meeting. This is just more juvenile behavior from him and Boehner needs to rein him in, and let the grown-ups get to work. “

On exiting the room, Obama reportedly said that “this confirms the totality of what the American people already believe” about Washington...

 

(What? That it's run by Jews?)

Maybe the duck is not the bigot I suspect he is, but he sure does act like a duck. especially around Jews.

 

 

Comments

[Mannie Sherberg]

At the moment, the conventional wisdom among the mainstream media seems to be that Obama is winnng his fight against the GOP ... that he's outmaneuvered his Congressional opponents ... that he's on the way to the biggest victory of his presidency ... blah, blah, blah ... But you'd never know it from this story. Nobody who's on the verge of a monumental triumph would be as touchy, as peevish, as irascible as our very uptight president seems to be. Methinks he's under a lot of strain and a lot of pressure and that he doesn't stand up well to either. This sounds like one very worried guy. My guess is that his response would be the same whether Cantor is Jewish or a practitioner of voodoo. What we have here is a weak man in a job that's far too big for him. Heaven help us if he starts feeling real pressure -- from someone like, say, Ahmadinejad.

[Tom Glennon]

Well said, Mannie. Is immature description of Obama's behavior today? Certainly, with his edict that reporters cannot yell questions at him seems rather petulant. I fear that we have a man-boy in the Presidency.

[Mannie Sherberg]

"Man-boy" is a good term, Tom. And like all man-boys, he has a thin skin and a low tolerance for criticism. Interestingly, this never really showed up during the 2008 campaign, because he made it a point to talk almost exclusively to carefully-vetted crowds where he rarely heard a heckle or a shouted insult. For all his public exposure, he spent most of the campaign in a protective cocoon. The Obama we saw -- self-assured to the point of cockiness -- isn't (and wasn't) the real Obama. It's only now, when the going has gotten tough, that we're seeing the real guy. Not a pretty sight.

[Rick Richman]

This is at least his third attempt to raise the current tax rates -- something he could not do with a Democratic Congress, not even in the lame duck session after the shellacking, and which he now insists that a Republican Congress agree to after he couldn't get a Democratic one to do it. He repeatedly insisted on a settlement freeze, even after everyone else realized it was not only a nonstarter but a mistake to have gone down that road in the first place. He continued to push ObamaCare even after the voters in the People's Republic of Massachusetts held a referendum on it and sent him Scott Brown to stop it. He seems to combine (1) an insistence on his own solutions, with (2) an enormous self-regard, together with 3) a thin skin when challenged, and (4) no prior experience as a CEO. What a combination.

[Yael]

According to al Reuters, quoting a Republican aide, Obama said, "This may bring my presidency, but I will not yield..." http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/13/usa-debt-meeting-limit-idUSWEN537520110713

[New Class Traitor]

May his prediction --- that it will bring down his presidency --- come true, speedily and in our days.