I thought his delivery sucked. He also looked half-stoned. And I wonder how the people of NYC who were terrorized by the stunt he pulled felt about him making light of it.

Rico,

For the real people named Rico out there would you be nice enough to change your moniker.

Thanks in advance.

I thought it was an evening filled with outstanding political humor which was delivered well. Lots of good laughs at the expense of both parties.

It is good to know that the people’s house (White House) is getting put to good use with all the celebitty’s and parties. I just hate all that other stuff of running an efficient government, what a crock! I would much rather my tax dollars be spent on big parties, ridiculus consumption and swaggery. In fact, I hope taxes go up more so a party can be held every month and then we will get to see who the celebitty’s are wearing and who’s who at the people’s house.

Perhaps you should talk to someone who lives in Manhattan to see if that stupid stunt was, in any way, a laughing matter. I can laugh like the next guy and heard some pretty funny jokes throughout the evening. That wasn’t one of them.
And what the hell difference does it make what color I am? Oh, I forgot, this is the ‘Era of Obama’ where color is all that matters.

If we still had a literacy test, some people would not be able to vote. Hey, coupon cutter, you know the proceeds of this event go to charity? Hey, you know the White House doesn’t pay for it, too, right?

This guy, our president Obama, has a very unusual way of talking down to us. Anyone, in times past, who talked down their nose at others were considered “uppity” and as such were not generally believed. I feel our President is an accomplished “snake oil” salesman, as most community organizers are, and I haven’t put a name to the snake. Lordy, lordy, lordy, help us. Scarry outlook.