Posted on 05/18/2011 7:43:04 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
President Obama is coming to Massachusetts later today for a pair of fundraisers in Boston and Brookline.
The Globe's White House correspondent, Donovan Slacker, is in the traveling pool, riding aboard the presidential jet and getting a front-row seat for his speech.
The Globe and boston.com have prepared an extensive set-up package, including stories about:
* The president's Massachusetts contributors.
* His happy hosts in the South End.
* The Massachusetts connection to Obama's White House message team.
There's also an online photo gallery to accompany that story.
(Excerpt) Read more at boston.com ...
Ye Gods! The Boston Globe is treating Bammy just like a Kennedy!!
The King returns home!
I wish he’d visit Uncle Teddy’s drive-up swimming hole.
When is Obama not ‘headed for a fundraiser’? or golf? or a speech? or vacation? or ...
This guy has spent less time in the WH than any president in history.
It is actually normal for him to be gone and unreachable. What is weird is when he actually shows up for work.
Yet another Boston area reporter was refused access...and for what..running a Mitt Romney opinion piece on the front page instead of picking up the clarions to announce a visit by the One?...
Beans ain’t the only thing brown in Boston. Globe reporter, Slacker (can’t make that up)and the puff piece staff at Globe will kiss up to him and assure their place in the party...such sheep.
I heard a month ago by Charlie Gasparino that in 2008 that Bankers, Wall Street and Hedge Funds Managers didn't like the GOP social position and thought Obama was just talking about Wall Street.
Now they are looking for the GOP candidate to fund not Obama.
His young donors don't have any money ( from their parents).
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