President Kick-Ass: "This Seat's Taken"

President Kick-Ass: "This Seat's Taken"

Remember when Bush indulged in tough-guy bravado like "Don't mess with Texas"? And how that meant he had a cramped, thuggish intellect and could only think in simple lizard-brain impulses and higher-primate ritual aggression displays?

Well, every time President Kick-Ass does this sort of thing it's just awesome or something, according to the press. Gone are criticisms that it's "arrogant" or shows an unwarranted "swagger." Now it's just Our Hero laying down a masterful challenge to his critics. So, President Kick-Ass tweeted this, with the text "This seat is taken."
Nice Deb isn't so nice about it.

In the insular world of the hard left this is thought of as a deft, snarky, cheeky response from an administration that has always been adept at social media. To me, and I think a lot of Americans it looks petty and narcissistic.

It is narcissistic. I also think it's a bit ridiculous -- it's braggadocio coming from, I'm sorry, a loser. When you've got a terrific record and everything you touch turns to gold, you can break out the dick-waving braggadocio. When you're basically just hoping your employer will overlook your last three and two thirds' years' performance and let you stay on for a little bit longer... Well, it is, to put it charitably, admirably disconnected from the horror of the actual facts. This sounds like Jason Biggs' trash-talking. Trash-talking is fine, but it sounds pretty silly out of the mouth of a shlub. Now, after MSNBC insisted furiously that Clint Eastwood had bombed, they showed this picture, and they all force-laughed and force-laughed at how hilarious it was. So apparently "just a grin with a body behind it" wasn't funny, but this sort of idiotic 16-year-old trash-talk is the height of wit. Director Blue offers some photoshops. Uncle Jefe sends in this racist one:
It's racist because it's a clear reference to Tiger Woods, who is partly black. Lawrence O'Donnell told me so. I think this response by Adam Baldwin is pretty hysterical. It's so... I don't know. Silly and to the point. Posted by: Ace at 07:59 PM

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