America Finally Getting Sick of Obama

canadafreepress.com ^ | August 11, 2008 | Jayme Evans

[neverdem]

Americans are much smarter than our media or political leadership give us credit for

Well, it’s unanimous.

For the first time since this endless election cycle started, it appears that people are finally getting sick and tired of hearing about Barack Obama. Recent news reports show that large percentages of Americans believe Obama is completely over-exposed and given far too much praise and positive publicity. It would be nice if the nation could focus on a different subject, perhaps one that actually has some substance, but the mainstream media simply won’t allow that to happen. Instead of providing coverage of the facts needed to address American doubts over Obama, all we get is gleaming smiles on magazine covers and squishy, softball interviews, saturation coverage of Obama speaking to wooing German fans and Obama posing in family portraits or pictures portraying him as a regular guy bowling or playing basketball.

But America is now beginning to take a second look at the dapper media darling, his relationships, his voting record and his past statements. Americans are much smarter than our media or political leadership give us credit for. And since they refuse to level with us about Obama, Americans are finding out for themselves.

For many months, the backlash against the media’s fawning coverage of Obama has been growing. At first, the media issued stern denials that Obama was getting more favorable coverage, but then NBC’s Brian Williams finally admitted what we all knew: Obama was indeed receiving more favorable and more extensive coverage by the media...

[Minn]

How many threads do you intend to paste this long, unbalanced rant into?

[null and void]

You left off the fuse:

Here is a realistic picture of the prophet: ——> *~([: {()

[Dick Bachert]

As many as it takes!!!

And I guess you slept through that English class where you were to have learned that one ought never end a sentence with a preposition.

Perhaps you should try to organize something longer that a few words incorrectly strung together. It’s quite challanging and can actually be fun.

You can head back on over to Democrap Underground — or are you their official mole here at FR??

[pbear8]

H. Ross Perot, though nearly equally as vapid, was a more authentic phenom' than is BHO, IMO.

Ross Perot had actual accomplishments.

[tcrlaf]

“The beginning of the end for the Obamamessiah.”

The Democrat Convention is promising to be a REAL RIOT!!

Humphrey/Obama 68!

[I see my hands]

You are right. He did. I was speaking only in the context of his candidacy.

[Tainan]

At’s a good one. It may appear somewhere else. Good home page also.

[Minn]

And I guess you slept through that English class where you were to have learned that one ought never end a sentence with a preposition.

Yea, I was sleeping. But I was wide awake during lesson about not using long strings of capitalization repeatedly and tediously.

[Salvation]

America is finally recognizing the TRUTH about Obama.

[Salvation]

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks neverdem:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2059969/posts?page=28#28