And he is surely fed up with the Republicans acting as if his two terms were merely Bushus Interruptus.
"If a woman can feed the body of Christ in the flesh, she can surely feed the body of Christ in the spirit".
This must surely feed into shaping the news agenda, and it's worth noting the number of column inches given over to the demise of baby boomer celebrities compared with those over the age of 75.
Indeed, the quantity of work London theater people get to undertake surely feeds the quality, as opposed to a celebrity culture on Broadway where a stage novice like Julia Roberts abseils on to 45th Street to do a play ("Three Days of Rain" in 2006), never to be seen treading the boards again — well, not so far, anyway.
The poll also showed that a record 82 percent of Americans now say they disapprove of Congress, a sentiment that is surely fed by the belief of an overwhelming majority who told the pollsters that the debt ceiling fight was more about gaining political advantage than doing what is best for the country.
Kessel fears all this could be putting women off getting involved: "These scenarios surely feed into the stats – just six women on the FA Council of 121 members, only one woman on the FA board, no women on the Premier League board, just eight women on boards across all 20 Premier League clubs".
This intuition must surely have fed a growing sense of desperation among Germans, and one of paranoia among Britons, about trends in global politics.
The rise of masstige has surely been fed by a sense of reciprocity that has characterized celebrity coverage: "Just like us!" promises Us Weekly.
"There will surely be a press feeding frenzy over new returns, but better to weather it in the middle of July".
And while food banks are meeting a real and desperate need for half a million families in the UK, surely the responsibility for feeding the poorest and most vulnerable lies with the government, not with charity?
