Barack Obama Channels Bob The Builder
BARACK Obama’s 2nd Place in New Hampshire Primary Speech.
Big promises. And then some bigger promises. And then some really big ones. But he just lost. Didn’t he?
But can we do it? Yes we can? Or, moreover, can he do it [become president]? Yes he can. Can I do it? Yes I can etc. etc. etc. Remind me one more time…
It’s a perfect job
Can you fix it
Right
Left a bit, right a little, O.K. straight down
We can tackle any situation
Look out, here we come
Can we dig it Yes
Can we build it Yes
Can we fix it Yes
Bob the Builder
Can we fix it
Bob the Builder
Yes, we can
Posted: 9th, January 2008 | In: Barack Obama, Politicians, Race For The White House Comments (3) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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April 25th, 2008 at 8:49 am
…… But yet he will win!
Vote for Mc Cain and you get another Bush, Vote For Hillary Clinton and you get another Bill Clinton…. Not much chance for change.
He may not be perfect but he can make change, Yes He Can!!!!
January 10th, 2008 at 2:28 am
I still have no idea what he really said or wanted to say, although I have my suspicions. However, he might start actually enunciating what the “it” is that we can do, because that rhetoric is just stale and thin gruel.
Also, it’s not inspirational to here him talking about everyone’s problems. A) It’s not a positive message B) He has no faith in the individual’s ability to help themselves and C) There’s nothing a President can do about those things anyway.
He truly is an empty suit and a windbag of the highest order.
January 10th, 2008 at 1:40 am
I’d rather vote for Bob, at least he gets things done rather than spout specious promises and platitudes.