Obama Needs Clinton's Help | Morning Joe

I cannot believe what I am hearing.

Joe Scarborough and Andrea Mitchell are both suggesting that, Barack Obama, who will be having lunch with former President Bill Clinton today, should ask President Clinton what he should do to counter the Republican "attacks" aka "flying monkeys".

Scarborough, a RINO, said if he were a Democratic presidential candidate in this much trouble, he'd be on the phone every morning asking President Clinton how to handle things.

Wait a minute. Is Barack Obama a grown-up or a pre-teen? Is he incapable of managing his own day, his own campaign, the imaginary "attacks" on his lack of judgment and character? He has to beg President Clinton to help him? This is too delicious.

So, according to Democrats, and RINOs, Barack Obama is completely unqualified to deal with the "attacks" he believes he has been receiving, and should seek advice in handling them from a former president? Not figure it out on his own, but ask Clinton what to do.

And Obama want to be our president? And he can't handle campaign attacks?

Do Scarborough and Mitchell realize what the hell they're saying?

Marc Halperin, from Time magazine, is sitting on the panel, nodding and agreeing.

That's it. Democrats ARE delusional.

What a weak and unqualified person Obama is. What if this were Iran, or Russian, or North Korea? Would he be speed-dialing Clinton on how to handle that, too?

Obama's is clearly a very weak and completely incapable candidate for president. This, without question, has to be the most pathetic reasoning, or suggestion, I have heard from the talking heads yet so far.

Scarborough just admitted that everything Bill Clinton said regarding Obama in the primaries was twisted by Obama into a false accusation of racism. That's right, Joe. Now you're getting it.

Obama is a whining, incapable pre-teen that has to have the hand of someone even more powerful to hold so he doesn't falter or fall.

I say let Obama stand on his own two feet. Obama's wife's stilettos, constantly grinding into the top of his foot, should be encouragement enough for once, to behave, or at least act, like a man.