Update: Morning Joe; World jumps shark, awards prize to apologetic wonder with no achievements;TOTUS wins the Nobel Peace Prize, seriously, BWAAHAA!! Time for a tune! John Barrowman ‘You’re So Vain’

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Update: Twitter jokes from Snuggleupagaus:

Barack Obama’s Teleprompter: Big Guy says Bill Clinton called and was gracious in defeat; offered to fly Kanye West over 4 the Nobel awards ceremony.

Erick Erickson: Obama is becoming Jimmy Carter faster than Jimmy Carter became Jimmy Carter.

Ana Marie Cox: Apparently Nobel prizes now being awarded to anyone who is not George Bush.

Headline over AP analysis by White House correspondent Jennifer Loven: He Won, But For What?

Kathryn Jean Lopez, National Review: I want to buy the world a coke.

Ezra Klein: Obama also awarded Nobel prize in chemistry. “He’s just got great chemistry,” says Nobel Committee.

Adam Bromberg, CRC: Nobel Prize Committee must be staffed by out of work comedy writers.

Kristina Hernandez, CRC: It was the Beer Summit that put Obama over the edge.

Oh sure, I always think MLK, Gandhi, TOTUS, uhm NOT! This is SURE to help us with his ego problem!

Courtesy of elfmaiden

Maybe this is in recognition of his plan to abandon women and children in AFghanistan? No, okay, how about his abandonment of Eastern European allies! Seems the Nobel Prize Committee really likes his whole ‘America sucked before me’ international tour!!

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The International Media sees this for the joke it is, courtesy of Dave at Ace:

Some choice observations from the TimesOnline:

The award of this year’s Nobel peace prize to President Obama will be met with widespread incredulity, consternation in many capitals and probably deep embarrassment by the President himself [doubtful – Dave].Rarely has an award had such an obvious political and partisan intent. It was clearly seen by the Norwegian Nobel committee as a way of expressing European gratitude for an end to the Bush Administration, approval for the election of America’s first black president and hope that Washington will honour its promise to re-engage with the world.

Instead, the prize risks looking preposterous in its claims, patronising in its intentions and demeaning in its attempt to build up a man who has barely begun his period in office, let alone achieved any tangible outcome for peace.