[originalbuckeye]

Big Media blew Zero up so high that he can only fail. How many of the sheeple will get it?? Never mind. Big Media will hang ALL the blame for EVERYTHING on Bush, Republicans, etc., etc. ,etc. forever. I never thought the public was so stupid as to vote for someone about whom they knew nothing tangible.

[east1234]

Never underestimate the stupidity of American voters. 20 some percent are lefties, that leaves about 30% who bought the change slogan. They are uninformed and really don’t care to be informed. They will not realize their enslavement until the chains start to dig into their flash.

[w4women]

The Media may have facilitated, but Obama himself is to blame for blowing himself up so high. He is “the world” doncha know?

[Mercat]

well, we are just “ordinary people” aren’t we?

[NewJerseyJoe]

[JamesP81]

Big Media blew Zero up so high that he can only fail.

I started saying this in the weeks up to the inauguration. The expectations put on Obama by the media and the far left are so unrealistic that I almost feel sorry for Obama. There's simply no way he can deliver what they want. And when he can't, they shall turn on him like the rabid wolves that they are.

[RipSawyer]

I never thought the public was so stupid as to vote for someone about whom they knew nothing tangible.”
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It’s worse than that! The public was too stupid to even WANT to know anything. The information is available to anyone who really wanted to dig for it, most of it can be gleaned from his own words, I still maintain that one line uttered at Denver should have stopped any sane person from voting for him when he said that he would “defeat” poverty, disease and climate change. That line is not a standard campaign promise made to be broken. It is a line that could only be uttered by a megalomaniac who either;
1. Literally thinks of himself as God Almighty.
2. Considers the voters stupid enough to believe he is God
Almighty.

Apparently it was number two because he was no sooner elected than he began trying to backpedal and lower expectations. Any voter with an ounce of brains who heard that line at Denver should have considered it a personal insult.

[roamer_1]

I never thought the public was so stupid as to vote for someone about whom they knew nothing tangible.

Why would you think that? Republicans ask us to ignore what we know about candidates... They call this "pragmatism".