Since Obama became the President of the United States, the good ol boys of the Republican party retired to that Southern Baptist cigar store that sells whisky, and refused to help the President and the People recover from the disastrous Economic Meltdown that occurred while their buddy Bubba Bush was in the White House. Now come election time, the Men Only club comes staggering out into the street, reeking of tobacco and whiskey, waving a bill that they hope will make the President of all College Students – look bad!

Blubbering Big Boehner leads the gang of misogynist down Pennsylvania Ave, steps up on a soap box – and pukes on himself! Then he starts to bawl his eyes out with his fake love of Democracy and Jesus. This bombastic fool is reading from a script written the day Obama took office, that is aimed at making our president appear less then a man – because he is a negro – and negroes shouldnt be allowed to help Americas students. So, they attached the lowering of interest rates on Student Loans to Obamacare, which the cigar store pukes hate, and promised to get rid of – that goes against everything Jesus taught! Then they title themselves’Jesus’Little Helpers’.

Boehner and his drunken bunch of traitors are trying to reverse the Reconstruction of the South that was conducted by the kinsman after the Civil War. One only need recall the evil smirk from from Satan George when he took office in 2000, given to the devil’s backroom boys, who knew the south was rising again. This new south took down Wall Street and World Banking with the help of the Neo-Conservatives – who put us in Iraq to referee their civil war.
“The point I’ve been trying to make here in the last couple of weeks is that the president’s bigger than this,” Boehner said. He cast his criticism as constructive: “Somebody needs to help him out, so I thought I would.”

Bohner and his stooges couldn’t help Geroge W – to save their lives and our Democacy. They put our Big Robust Economy into the gutter, then ran into the cigar shop – with bar – and hid out, hoping We the People will forget what losers they are.

Jon Presco

House Speaker John Boehner scolded President Obama on Sunday for politicizing issues upon which Democrats and Republicans agree, including the need to prevent a hike in interest rates on federal student loans.

“The president is getting some very bad advice from his campaign team, because he’s diminishing the presidency by picking fake fights, going after straw men every day,” Boehner said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union.”

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.Boehner (R-Ohio) told CNN host Candy Crowley that he and the president have a good relationship, but he provided no evidence of that, instead excoriating Obama for his recent speeches attacking the GOP’s position on student loans.

“The point I’ve been trying to make here in the last couple of weeks is that the president’s bigger than this,” Boehner said. He cast his criticism as constructive: “Somebody needs to help him out, so I thought I would.”

The interview was broadcast the morning after Obama, without naming Boehner, took a humorous jab at Congress for failing to pass legislation.

“Congress and I have certainly had our differences; yet, I’ve tried to be civil, to not take any cheap shots. And that’s why I want to especially thank all the members who took a break from their exhausting schedule of not passing any laws to be here tonight,” Obama said at the White House Correspondents Dinner.

The latest flashpoint between Boehner and Obama is the federal student loan program. Republicans and Democrats agree that legislation must pass to prevent student loan rates from doubling this summer. They haven’t agreed on how to pay for it.

Democrats want to close tax loopholes that benefit the oil and gas industry; Republicans want to take the money out of a preventive-care fund established by Obama’s health-care overhaul. Boehner denied that GOP proposal was a political move meant to undermine the health care law. He argued that the White House had marked the same program for a budget cut.

In recent days, Boehner has used harsh words to describe Obama, at one point saying he’d never seen the presidency “smaller.”

“It’s clear that the president’s economic policies have failed. And, as a result, he’s turned to the politics of envy and division,” Boehner said in the Sunday interview.

Obama spoke about student loans last week at the University of Iowa, saying he and his wife, Michelle, spent many years paying off their loans.

“We only finished paying off our student loans about eight years ago,” Obama said. “Think about that. I’m the President of the United States” — the audience laughed — “it was only about eight years ago that we finished paying off our student loans.”

He told the students that on July 1 the interest rates on student loans will double, which could amount to $1,000 a year in extra debt for the average student. He asked the students how many of them could afford another $1,000 a year.

“The Republicans who run the House of Representatives have not yet said whether or not they’ll stop your rates from doubling,” Obama said.

In the CNN interview, Boehner responded that Congress will find a way to prevent the rate hike. “Democrats and Republicans, for months, have been working together, trying to figure out a way to resolve the problem.”