Obama met with campaign staff this afternoon.......

[NightWatcher]

[seabeyond]

1. i love his laugh. nt

[Whisp]

5. it's a deep down genuine healthy laugh

that can't be faked.

Not like Mitt, his laugh is like some old cartoony dirty deed guy strapping someone to railroad tracks... heh, heh. heh. no heart to it at all, phoney baloney

[Raster]

6. And Mitt is just like his laugh: phoney baloney!

There is NO sincerity in Mitt the Twit.

[seabeyond]

7. you are exactly right. nt

[Voice for Peace]

9. him? Mittley Whiplash, the Bad Baronet

edit to add: I see there are more than a few similarities:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DastardlyWhiplash

The 5 Most Ridiculous Assassination Plots Ever Attempted

Curses! But though I be foiled to-day, my proud beauty, a time will come! Ha-ha! (Boo! Hiss!)

An oddly specific kind of character, the Dastardly Whiplash is a cartoonish villain taken from the silent film tradition (or really from the old stage melodrama tradition). Usually a Man of Wealth and Taste, in Great Britain (*cough Evil Brit cough*), he was generally a Bad Baronet; in America, he was often an Evil Banker who held the mortgage on the heroine's farm. Physically, he's slightly hunched with an exaggerated nose and chin, a curling black moustache (typically of the handlebar type; the better to twirl menacingly while threatening you, my dear), and an elaborate costume, usually an old-fashioned black suit with a cloak and a hat, usually a top hat.

In personality, he is a one-dimensional, over-the-top, openly evil villain of limited intelligence who comes up with elaborate schemes for the hero to foil — tying a woman to a railroad track in an attempt to coerce her into "marrying" him or relinquishing the deed to her property is the old standard. He can usually be expected to go to great lengths to cheat at things he could easily win legitimately.

He generally has two moods: when happy, he sneers, cackles, and rubs his hands in malevolent glee, and when unhappy, he glowers, sulks, makes a fist, and bites his index finger and snaps at his sidekick/henchman, should he have any. He speaks largely in Antiquated Linguistics, preferring expletives such as "Curses! Foiled again!" and "Drat!" (or, for extreme cases, "Drat and double drat!&quot

[coalition_unwilling]

11. CMAO (Cackling My Ass Off) at the best description of RMoney's laugh EVER - n/t

[tavalon]

12. Yeah, when he laughs, he puts his whole heart and soul into it

It's hard not to smile and laugh with him.

[seabeyond]

14. yup. his wife, also. nt

[Tx4obama]

2. K&R n/t

[Marie Marie]

3. Well, it IS pretty damn funny.

[tavalon]

13. Actually, I think they might be talking less about both of those come tomorrow

When Mittens proves he's a ringer for our side. We will be eating Paul Ryan for lunch and dinner.

[Whisp]

4. can't see that pic and the captions enough.

[Voice for Peace]

8. I'd love to know what they're looking at

that's making them

[coalition_unwilling]

10. Instant DUzy (if such is possible). Bravo! - n/t