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a lose/lose situation.
can you get anything right?
"My thinking has changed and mellowed since I was Senator Obama's age. I'm more realistic and less idealistic."
"I don't think Obama believes in the U.S."
"I liked her [Hillary] views on education, and she's a woman. Obama just doesn't have the experience she had."
"I really liked Bill, and I felt Hillary was a very hard worker. McCain has that same sort of government experience."
"My problem with Obama is not a problem of age. It's a matter of his commitment."
"His mother taught him his values, and she was a flower child of the '60s. I question his values."
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25869729/
"After the harsh anti-Americanism that has thrived in Europe for most of this decade, it was jarring to see a U.S. politician receive such adoration from the public, press, and the continent's leaders, who seemed almost to swoon in his presence"
One wonders how (or why) the AP "reporter" or GOP stenographer found Obama's reception so "jarring" in "Old Europe." Didn't the Republicans explain to him how irrelevant the Old Country is anyway?
As for swooning, nothing becomes a "reporter" stenographer more than a plate of food and a reminder of being "my friend" at the McOK corral. There is one thing for sure, however. . .the press does not want America to have a real leader. . .maybe the public needs to start asking "why?"
Then he realized we're not all uncouth rednecks.
The Center for Media and Public Affairs at George Mason University, where researchers have tracked network news content for two decades, found that ABC, NBC and CBS were tougher on Obama than on Republican John McCain during the first six weeks of the general-election campaign.
http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-onth...