[yldstrk]

He wishes he was a basketball player or a singer, but only the famous kind

[Hoodat]

We’ll have to wait and see whom the Des Moines Register decided to endorse.

[Venturer]

What ever happened to equal time for the opponent?

[Brandonmark]

We’ll have to wait and see whom the Des Moines Register decided to endorse.

Don't expect a surprise, since they endorsed him in 2008 and behind closed doors he probably promised to be more flexible after the election!

[The Hound Passer]

Does Obama think it’s 1992? Or has he just exhausted all the soft interview venues and MTV is last channel standing? I’m long past the MTV age, but pretty sure it’s not watched like it was when Bill Clinton first ran.

But the good news is, he’s still trawling for the kiddie vote because the adults have already decided he’s bad for America.

[MinuteGal]

Snap your fingers, man.....the Black Frank Sinatra is cool, way cool.

Obama knows his jive-talk and ghetto double-speak goes over like a gorbasm with Chris Matthews, desperate afternoon Oprahbabes, late-night comedy addicts and the spoiled yutes of America......not so much with hardnose editors interviewing him across the fruited plain.

Leni

[sickoflibs]

RE :”President Obama will go on the record with MTV’s Sway Calloway and Andrew Jenks this Friday, joining the network's presidential coverage with 30-minutes of questions with a live audience.
But the president insisted that a 30-minute phone call with members of the editorial board of the Des Moines Register remain off-the-record, as he sought their endorsement.
It's a common theme during this election cycle as Obama avoids the press, choosing to appear on late night comedy shows, The View, and the Daily Show with John Stewart. The president has also gone on the record with radio DJ’s throughout the country.”

Another race about nothing. Well his MSM bitches continue to take this from him. They could call him out on it. Note that this is the examiner.

[epcot1982]

The debates have sapped Obama greatly. He’s not going to face any credible journalist or organization’s questions at this point.

His “goodbye tour” continues on Leno and MTV this week.