NY Times: Obama is Rahm Emanuel's Bitch.

I know he's a well-connected partisan pro-Zionist hack who's been around as a "thug" for the banksters for years like many suggest. I also heard Alex Jones and Mike Rivero talking about this... how the NY Times said when Obama asked Emanuel to stop cracking his knuckles, instead he leaned over and cracked them in Obama's ear.

So:

Who's the boss and who's the bitch?

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Obama’s Partisan, Profane Confidant Reins It In

Rahm Emanuel is a center of attention, for better or worse, as President Obama’s chief of staff.

By MARK LEIBOVICH
Published: January 24, 2009

WASHINGTON — Early this month, Barack Obama was meeting with the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, and other lawmakers when Rahm Emanuel, his chief of staff, began nervously cracking a knuckle.

Mr. Obama then turned to complain to Mr. Emanuel about his noisy habit.

At which point, Mr. Emanuel held the offending knuckle up to Mr. Obama’s left ear and, like an annoying little brother, snapped off a few special cracks.

The episode, confirmed by Mr. Emanuel’s office, underscores some essential truths about Mr. Emanuel: He is brash, has a deep comfort level with his new boss, and has been ever-present at Mr. Obama’s side of late, in meetings, on podiums and in photographs.

There he was, standing at President Obama’s desk in one of the first Oval Office pictures; and again, playfully thumbing his nose at his former House colleagues during the inauguration; there he was, accompanying the president to a meeting with Congressional leaders on Friday.

Mr. Emanuel is arguably the second most powerful man in the country and, just a few days into his tenure, already one of the highest-profile chiefs of staff in recent memory. He starred in his own Mad magazine cartoon, won the “Your New Obama Hottie” contest on Gawker.com and has become something of a paparazzi icon around Washington.

In recent months, he has played a crucial role in the selection and courtship of nearly every cabinet member and key White House staff member.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/25/us/politics/25emanuel.html

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