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Mad Magazine Mocks Obama's Birthday E-Card, Political Isolation
Breitbart / Big-Hollywood
Christian Toto
8/4/2014
Excerpt:
The farcical figure known for asking, "What me worry?" is now one of the few comic institutions to mock President Barack Obama's considerable ego.
For years, any humorist could see how ego-driven our Commander in Chief tends to be. You can start with speeches where he overuses "I" and "me" and then consider his social media team's willingness to make him into a pop culture icon--like imploring people to sign the president's virtual birthday card.
Enter the Usual Gang of Idiots. Mad Magazine whipped up the following graphic today to honor Obama's birthday. One image manages to capture Obama's political isolation, inflated sense of self and propensity for executive orders.
View the complete article, including images, at:
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollywo...ne-mocks-obama
Breitbart / Big-Hollywood
Christian Toto
8/4/2014
Excerpt:
The farcical figure known for asking, "What me worry?" is now one of the few comic institutions to mock President Barack Obama's considerable ego.
For years, any humorist could see how ego-driven our Commander in Chief tends to be. You can start with speeches where he overuses "I" and "me" and then consider his social media team's willingness to make him into a pop culture icon--like imploring people to sign the president's virtual birthday card.
Enter the Usual Gang of Idiots. Mad Magazine whipped up the following graphic today to honor Obama's birthday. One image manages to capture Obama's political isolation, inflated sense of self and propensity for executive orders.
View the complete article, including images, at:
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollywo...ne-mocks-obama