Obama Gets The Book Thrown At Him

Barack Obama smiles at crowd, as book sails past his head and teapot handle ears.

You know the phrase "Throw the book at" someone, as in reading someone the riot act or being very merciless in court with a litigant. Well, someone threw the book at U.S. President Barack Obama...literally.

The embattled president, facing a tough mid-term election on November 2, 2010, was giving a speech in Philadelphia, when a book was thrown at his head. But wait, it's not over. A man also ran naked through the crowd, flashing Obama as well. What exactly is going on in Philadelphia? Whatever happened to making cream cheese. It must be something in the water.

Obama's Presidential Seal Falls Off

In an ironic reflection of his struggling, young presidency, Barack Obama's official seal fell off the podium, as he gave a speech yesterday. The President jokingly stated, "All of you know who I am." If polls are any indication, that remains to be seen in 2012.

Barack Obama looking for his seal that hit the floor, much like his presidential ratings

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Presidential seal falls off podium as Obama speaks

David Cameron Jokes About Wayne Rooney

During an acceptance speech at the GQ Awards in London, British Prime Minister, David Cameron, joked about the Wayne Rooney adultery scandal, stating the footballer had "scored"...but on the pitch "for his country" against Switzerland.

Rooney and his wife, Coleen, have kept silent, regarding the ongoing controversy and it is their right to do so. Eventually, the couple will most likely speak about it, as the press will continue to demand answers.

Obama: They Are Talking About Me Like A Dog

During a speech today in Milwaukee, U.S. President, Barack Obama, commented on his many critics that are, as he so ineloquently put it, "Talking about me like a dog." Once again, as stated last week, the pressure of being President of the United States, has clearly become too much for Obama, as he is focusing on the wrong things.

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Obama now speaks more of his critics, than the task at hand, his job as President, as it relates to the economy, national security and ongoing wars in the Middle East. Constantly being easily distracted by criticism, much of it deserved, is putting ego first and job second.