MSNBC's Deutsch: Mass. Voters Opted for 'Visceral Comfort' of a White Guy

"He is a traditional-looking middle-aged white male. We’re going back to basics, we’ve obviously had our first African American president we’ve had the female candidates and what-not – you look at him, he looks like the candidate, the traditional view of the candidate, and is there a visceral comfort in that for people? I’m just curious from real kind of sociological point of view."

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You people are pathetic.

Obama Wants To Stop Conspiracy Theorists!

Video Loony Tunes: Howard Dean and Chris Matthews Fight About Which of the Two Is Crazier

"In one corner is the Mr. Tingle down my leg, in the other corner is the man who made the famous 'I have a scream' speech. One round, no holds barred. The Prize, a nice white coat, with extra-long sleeves that tie together behind the back and free rooming in a very comfy place with nice padded walls."

Douglas V. Gibbs: Obama Blames Bush for Scott Brown Win In Massachusetts

On ABC's site, however, after the word 'frustrated', Obama also said the following: 'Not just because of what happened in the last year or two years, but what's happened over the last eight years.'

"Last eight years? Is that a reference to George W. Bush? Is Obama blaming voter anger on Bush?

"Okay, using Obama's logic, that would mean to show their anger against Bush the voters in the bluest of blue states decided to vote in a Republican.

"Yeah, makes a heck of a lot of sense, doesn't it?

"Is that why the 'blame Bush' part was cut out of the You Tube video? Did ABC realize the idiocy of Obama's statement?

"Barack Obama has been in 'blame Bush' mode for so long, it rolls naturally off his tongue, apparently."

Scott Brown Victory Celebration & Conservative New Media Call to Action for the Next Win!

It's Official. It's Bush's fault Brown won.

Obama: "Here’s my assessment of not just the vote in Massachusetts, but the mood around the country. The same thing that swept Scott Brown into office swept me into office. People are angry, and they’re frustrated. Not just because of what’s happened in the last year or two years, but what’s happened over the last eight years."

That is pathetic.

Is black America’s love-affair with Barack over?

"However, a year into Obama’s presidency CNN announced that while African Americans are extremely supportive of the President their enthusiasm appears to have dwindled from the beginning of 2009.

"A CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey found that only 42 percent of black Americans say that they are ‘happy’ about Obama’s presidency down from 61 percent last January.

"'African-Americans are still big fans of the first black president in US history but the thrill is gone,' said CNN Polling Director Keating Holland.

"Imani Perry Professor at the Centre for African American Studies at Princeton University believes black Americans are beginning to be critique their president.

"'Slowly, we are beginning to hear more African Americans who are in the public eye offering criticisms of some of President Obama's policies and positions. I think this is a positive development. African Americans, like any other sector of the society, should critically evaluate leaders irrespective of race. Racial loyalty should not cloud our judgment of political leaders,' she said."