[Spartan79]

I don’t think so, but much of the rest of the country might see long lines for gas, no power, people displaced from their homes, and lots of in-fighting (i.e. people vs utility workers), and they might start to wonder whether Obama did any good (politically) visiting the hard hit areas.

You realize, of course, that the rest of the country will only see those things if the thoroughly-in-the-tank MSM chooses to let them see it. Since it doesn't fit the 'Obamamessiah descending from on high to feed the hungry and heal the sick' narrative, I expect that those things will get approximately as much coverage as the Libya fiasco, at least until Wednesday.

[Bigg Red]

You realize, of course, that the rest of the country will only see those things if the thoroughly-in-the-tank MSM chooses to let them see it. Since it doesn’t fit the ‘Obamamessiah descending from on high to feed the hungry and heal the sick’ narrative, I expect that those things will get approximately as much coverage as the Libya fiasco, at least until Wednesday.

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Exactly.
So infuriating.

[bert]

-——MSM chooses to let them see it.-——

Niel Cavuto had a member of his staff telling of the destruction on Sataen Island. Neil is a VP of News Corp with program on both Fox News and on the Fox Business network. He mobilized his troops and sent them to Satten Island to prepare a comprehensive report in what was transpiring.

His detailed report was outstanding and lasted a full hour yesterday

[tacticalogic]

You realize, of course, that the rest of the country will only see those things if the thoroughly-in-the-tank MSM chooses to let them see it. Since it doesn't fit the 'Obamamessiah descending from on high to feed the hungry and heal the sick' narrative, I expect that those things will get approximately as much coverage as the Libya fiasco, at least until Wednesday.

I wonder if the resident Democrats have enough unwashed synapses left to realize they've been thrown under the bus by the apostles of their meissiah.

[Vince Ferrer]

You realize, of course, that the rest of the country will only see those things if the thoroughly-in-the-tank MSM chooses to let them see it. Since it doesn't fit the 'Obamamessiah descending from on high to feed the hungry and heal the sick' narrative, I expect that those things will get approximately as much coverage as the Libya fiasco, at least until Wednesday.

There are ways around it. I would count Facebook as an alternate means of news. Facebook and the internet will transmit millions of more stories than would ever be broadcast on tv.