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Obama Daily Waffles: Lou Dobbs: "My wife will love this!"
Obama Daily Waffles: Lou Dobbs: "My wife will love this!"
Img_0232 Lou Dobbs kicked off the Value Voters Forum this morning in Washington, DC. Bob has the opportunity to serve Barackfast, er, Breakfast to Lou as he came off the stage. Lou smiled and said, "My wife will love this." If we were liberal journalists playing fast and loose with quotes, we ...
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‘Obama Waffles’ featuring racist, stereotyped images sold at Values Voter Summit.
Think Progress — ... — with “popping eyes and big, thick lips” — and another image of him wearing an Arab-like headdress on its top flap. Its creators, Mark Whitlock and Bob DeMoss, said it was meant as “political satire,” and sold the box for $10 from a booth at the Family Research Council event. CNN’s Lou Dobbs stopped by the booth and exclaimed, “My wife will love this!” A photo shows Dobbs with a box of the mix in his hand. ...

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Rising Hegemon — ... eyes and big, thick lips” — and another image of him wearing an Arab-like headdress on its top flap. Its creators, Mark Whitlock and Bob DeMoss, said it was meant as “political satire,” and sold the box for $10 from a booth at the Family Research Council event. CNN’s Lou Dobbs stopped by the booth and exclaimed, “My wife will love this!” A photo shows Dobbs with a box of the mix in his hand. And just to add that "EXTRA" touch of class, Lou 'fuckin' Dobbs poses with them. Congrats CNN.

Saturday reading: Schwarma we need
Ben Smith's Blog — ... All to the Obama Meet-up." Todd Palin subpeonaed. Palin could rob McCain of his inroads into the Jewish vote in Florida. But Adam Smith still sees Florida slipping out of Obama's reach. Bloomberg reports that McCain-Palin is overestimating crowd size. Obama waffle sellers are banned from the Values Voter event for offensiveness, but not before Lou Dobbs (who probably didn't examine the box in detail) grabs one. Palin clarifies that she didn't actually go into Iraq. Philip ...

A Saturday Tour through General Wingnuttia
Balloon Juice — ... — with “popping eyes and big, thick lips” — and another image of him wearing an Arab-like headdress on its top flap. Its creators, Mark Whitlock and Bob DeMoss, said it was meant as “political satire,” and sold the box for $10 from a booth at the Family Research Council event. CNN’s Lou Dobbs stopped by the booth and exclaimed, “My wife will love this!” A photo shows Dobbs with a box of the mix in his hand. ...

Lou Dobbs photo/story scrubbed from Obama Waffles site
pandagon.net - we are the public option — by Pam Spaulding To bookend Jesse’s post... CNN's Lou Dobbs stopped by the booth and exclaimed, "My wife will love this!" Hmmm...why would the page on the Obama Waffles site linked above suddenly get pulled? After all, Lou Dobbs, a speaker at the Values Voter Summit, stopped by the vendor table to give a slamming endorsement of the product; it depicts Barack Obama as a Muslim bug-eyed Aunt Jemima. The photo, as you can see, shows an approving Dobbs with a box of the mix in his hand. For ...

Racism Is a Value, Too
Comments from Left Field — ... — with “popping eyes and big, thick lips” — and another image of him wearing an Arab-like headdress on its top flap. Its creators, Mark Whitlock and Bob DeMoss, said it was meant as “political satire,” and sold the box for $10 from a booth at the Family Research Council event. CNN’s Lou Dobbs stopped by the booth and exclaimed, “My wife will love this!” A photo shows Dobbs with a box of the mix in his hand. UPDATE: American News Project interviewed the creators, who said they were just “having a little fun during the election season,” and denied that the box ...

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