A little decoding: it is considered noteworthy, and hilarious, that President Obama dispatches political allies who become a problem to him. Indeed, this is pretty strange and no politician has done it before. But since the cliche “throwing [person or thing] under the bus” took hold, conservatives have applied it to anyone that Obama apparently distanced him from, ever.

• The video begins with Rachel running over a TV image of “my white grandmama,” whom conservatives believe was “thrown under the bus” in Obama’s speech on race when he talked about her admitted uneasiness among black men.

• The reference to the “brother in a shack” is to George Obama, the president’s half brother, who lives in Nairobi.

• The lyric about the “magic negro” story is sort of garbled — Rachel says the “New York Times called” Obama that, but it was black critic David Edelstein Ehrenstein in The Los Angeles Times. Rachel jokes that Rush Limbaugh was pilloried for citing the comment, but it didn’t really become an issue until Republican National Committee chairman candidate Chip Saltsman sent around a CD of parody songs including “Barack the Magic Negro,” sung by an Al Sharpton impersonator.

Anyway, that’s the state of PajamasTV at the moment.

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OK, what about President Obama?

He is enemy, only, of Islam and of the Muslims.  So nobody — nobody show to the world about this. Especially Pakistani media. Pakistani media will show, they will turn to the people and show, what he want. What Mr. Obama want. Nobody can reject this. Nobody can reform the United States.

The Taliban has its own Joe the Plumber! Khan goes on to say that he’ll allow “all journalists from the U.S.” to come to Swat. PajamasTV, I’m looking at you. Go after the story of how Obama is a self-hating Muslim.

Weren’t those revolutions in countries that didn’t have functioning democracies? Well, so is this one! People are angry, says Mayer, “whether it’s due to massive electoral fraud or the emergence of big corrupt banks with big corrupt politicians.”

I’d thought, somewhat naively, that President Obama’s decisive winning margin ended the agonizing “not my president” debates of 2001-2005 and to a lesser extent (thanks for nothing, Greg Palast) 2005-2009. But maybe, just maybe, ACORN scared up 9.5 million fake votes for Obama. Who can say, really?

The most important question: Is he still working as a plumber? “For friends and family, absolutely,” Wurzelbacher said. “I work for PJTV – they sent me to Israel.” He’s also selling a book, Joe the Plumber: Fighting for the American Dream, co-written with Thomas Tabback, who sat behind the table at the luncheon interjecting occasional insights.

“I miss plumbing tremendously,” Wurzelbacher said. “I miss working, building things … making things with my hands.”

The Associated Press reports that the conservative PajamasTV Website is sending Wurzelbacher to Israel to cover the Gaza invasion. He plans to spend ten days there to let “‘Average Joes’ share their story.”

Says TWI managing editor Laura McGann: “Maybe Levi Johnston can fill in for him while he’s gone.”

I have nothing to add.

UPDATE: No wait, I do. Back in October, when asked if “a vote for Obama is a vote for the death of Israel,” Joe responded, “I’ll go ahead and agree with you on that.”

Now I truly have nothing to add.