No wonder Obama hates Las Vegas. He can’t pick a winner

Yes, President Obama’s losing streak extends beyond mere politics to the wide world of sports.

"Michelle is gonna kill me when she finds out I lost her case of beer."

It all makes a bit of sense now.

First consider the fact that President Obama warned Americans several times to stay away from Las Vegas. Then consider the fact that he backed the losers in Massachusetts, Virginia, New Jersey and now in Vancouver.

Vancouver?

Yes, President Obama’s losing streak extends beyond mere politics to the wide world of sports.

Turns out President Obama placed a friendly wager with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the outcome of Sunday’s Olympic ice hockey gold medal game. Obama put up a case of Yuengling beer from a small brewery in Pennsylvania and Harper risked a case of Molson Canadian beer. (Sucker’s bet, Prime Minister Harper, because you risked the high octane Canadian beer for a chance to win watery American beer.)

That, of course, eliminated any possible chance for the gold medal that the American team may have had and Canada won the game 3-2 game in an exciting sudden death overtime period.

Enjoy your weak beer, Prime Minister Harper, while we suffer south of the border with a weak president.

Correcting Huffington Post: Prominent Democrat makes fun of Virginia gubernatorial candidate’s stutter

We rarely make fun of BET. So in order to right that wrong, or wrong that right, here is BET Co-Founder Sheila Johnson making fun of Democrat Creigh Deeds’ speech impediment.

We rarely make fun of BET. So in order to right that wrong, or wrong that right, here is BET Co-Founder Sheila Johnson making fun of Democrat Creigh Deeds’ speech impediment.

Interestingly, Huffington Post headlines the story, “Creigh Deeds’s Stutter Mocked by Prominent Endorser of GOP Candidate in Virginia Gubernatorial Race.”

Our headline is far more accurate. In fact, on the day Johnson endorsed Republican candidate Bob McDonnell, she said that she is a proud Democrat who is crossing party lines only because McDonnell is the better candiate.

But the Huffington Post never let facts get in the way of a good story.

Source: Huffington Post

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