Video: Obama’s Frustrated Faces During The Health Care Summit

  •  March 1, 2010

An interesting video highlight reel from CNN:


On a related note, I was one who said that this health care summit was a waste of time that Republicans should have boycotted it to avoid giving Obama the photo op/talking point he needed in bipartisanship ahead of attempting to cram this bill through via reconciliation. After having seen the event, I’ve got to say that overall this was a positive development. Something I think our politicians should do more.
Was there a lot of speechifying, grandstanding and talking points? Sure. But putting these people in the same room, on television, and talking about this issue was a plus. Especially in this instance where it really cast Democrat efforts on health care in a poor light.

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  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Folded arms, fingers across the lips, constantly shaking his head “no”. These are all classic signs of someone who is not accepting what he’s hearing.
    You could not have illustrated someone with a closed mind better than with these images.

  • sayanything-5371

    This is an even better picture showing what Obama thinks about the way others don’t want his health care plan.

    http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/entry/a_message_to_you_from_your_president_regarding_health_care/

  • Kim

    Is that his version of YOU LIE! and “Not true”? Gee, I wonder if he knew the cameras were on him?

    /sarcasm

  • brain trust

    What about the finger in the nose? A sign of a dufus!

  • sayanything-342

    Contempt for the professional opinion of others, who are in many ways, more qualified than he himself.

    Our little lord obama has lost his edge. He no longer behaves as a president but more as a weak wanna-be Chavez.

    Please 2012, come swift

  • sayanything-6955

    His arrogance was appalling to me. Great clip, I am surprised CNN would show it. You could see from his face he was not even willing to consider what was laid out before him.

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