Politico: Departing CNN host and rumored 2012 presidential candidate Lou Dobbs is attacking President Barack Obama’s reported plan to commit the United States to emission standards reduction by asking “who the hell” Obama thinks he is.

Obama will attend an international climate change conference in Copenhagen later this month and according to reports will announce a target for greenhouse gas emission in the United States.

Dobbs was talking about the upcoming conference with Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) on his radio show Monday when he interrupted Inhofe to ask “Senator, this begs the question if I may put it forward right now. Who the hell does this president think he is?” [ READ MORE ]

Ref: The Daily Beast — Is Lou Dobbs Too Mean To Be President? Former colleagues at CNN tell Lloyd Grove that Lou Dobbs managed through intimidation, picked on subordinates’ weaknesses, and flew into rages. Given what Dobbs calls his “nature,” could he survive a race? Dobbs “wasn’t sexist at all. He was as mean to the women as he was to the men.” [ READ MORE ]

Anti-Immigrant Bigot, BIRTHER Lou Dobbs: “Who The Hell Does This President Think He Is?“

The US Army Chain of Command: Colbert Mocks Glenn Beck

Beck’s take on Obama’s Afghanistan strategy: “This is not ping pong, it’s a death match.“

Limbaugh attacks Obama over Afghanistan: “The President just surrendered“

Rush declares that Obama thinks that “people that want to kill us” “have a point.”

Limbaugh: “The enemy camp is the White House right now”

The New GOP War Cry: “The STIMULUS Has Failed!”

MediaMatters: Contradicting broad economic consensus, right-wing media use jobs summit to declare stimulus has failed — Right-wing media figures have used the upcoming White House jobs summit to claim that the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) has failed to stimulate the economy and thus that the Obama administration should not continue to pursue such policies. In fact, a broad consensus of economists have agreed that the Recovery Act has boosted gross domestic product and reduced unemployment in recent months; moreover, numerous economists have stated that the ARRA’s flaw was that it was not large enough, and that additional federal stimulus is needed to continue the economic recovery. [ READ MORE ]

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