Obama uses campaign slogun during his speech for the storm disaster! (Republican, school)
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Obama started to stutter and than stated "lean forward" during his speech about the disaster.
This is the MSNBC slogun used for Obama's campaign while Obama is using "forward" as his slogun!
It was not me that first noticed it but I heard it on the radio and agree with the host of the radio show that it is a new low for Obama to use campaigning during a disaster.
"Lean forward" is what my doc says at that awkward moment of my annual exam when he has to check my prostate (I call him 'Coldfinger'). In other words "Lean forward"="Bend over".
"Lean forward" is what my doc says at that awkward moment of my annual exam when he has to check my prostate (I call him 'Coldfinger'). In other words "Lean forward"="Bend over".
So Obama must be a doctor or g.. Perhaps the rumors are true!
"Lean forward" is what my doc says at that awkward moment of my annual exam when he has to check my prostate (I call him 'Coldfinger'). In other words "Lean forward"="Bend over".
"Lean forward" is what my doc says at that awkward moment of my annual exam when he has to check my prostate (I call him 'Coldfinger'). In other words "Lean forward"="Bend over".
Many of us have been making that connection for awhile now.
Last cycle was "HOPE AND your pocket CHANGE" and he's accomplished the picking of most pockets.
Obama started to stutter and than stated "lean forward" during his speech about the disaster.
This is the MSNBC slogun used for Obama's campaign while Obama is using "forward" as his slogun!
It was not me that first noticed it but I heard it on the radio and agree with the host of the radio show that it is a new low for Obama to use campaigning during a disaster.
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