Maybe ask Hillary? President Obama wonders how it's possible to 'deny what is right in front of you'

Brett T. | 5:23 PM on October 20, 2016

Speaking in Miami Thursday on behalf of Hillary Clinton, President Obama took a shot at a scrappy young politician from the area named Marco Rubio, who’s openly confessed that he’s not a climate scientist — certainly not one in the league of Clinton or Obama or Al Gore or even Bill Nye, the science guy whose published research seemingly consists of tweeted pictures of the weather on his TV.

“How can you deny what is right in front of you?” Obama asked. No, it wasn’t a rare moment of introspection, but it should have been.

President Obama on climate change: "How can you deny what is right in front of you?" https://t.co/UYpqI3w42L https://t.co/547au4Y136

— CNN (@CNN) October 20, 2016

Like how NYC was supposed to be underwater by now? Get this clown out of here.

— ZLuxOSU (@zluxosu) October 20, 2016

Just for the record, he made his jab at Rubio during the same speech in which he passed off responsibility for rising insurance premiums, saying, “I had nothing to do with that.” But by all means, call it Obamacare, ’cause his name is Obama and he cares.

So, how does he do it? Hillary’s “I don’t recall” is getting stale and she could use some tips.

"How can you deny what's right in front of you?"

Umm, where?

He still thinks he has mass hypnosis superpower. https://t.co/jvNiLISgbY

— You People Should Still Buy a Poppy (@NuncVideo) October 20, 2016

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