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kcvl: LOL, Tracy Connor.

I was just about to post on Tracy Connor. Another puff piece---woe is Obama, et al. Thank their lucky stars that they have Tracy Connor to set things straight to defend Obama Adm's jobs numbers against all the lunatics "out there."

Tracy Connor wrote this sentence all by herself:

"The non-partisan Bureau of Labor Statistics released the 7.8% unemployment rate Friday, and former GE chief Jack Welch and several Tea Party figures claimed the numbers were cooked."

REALLY??? Welch & Tea Party "figures"? Just those particular lunatics?

I personally keyworded all FR threads on this current jobs report with "magicnumbers". There were so many articles that presented overwhelming evidence from such a broad spectrum of analysts, I finally said, "enough" and stopped keywording.

Gibbs and Axelrod (as campaign "advisors") are untethered from the need to approximate anything close to the truth, and it is obvious their "talking point" is orchestrated.

From the same article:

"Another senior adviser, David Axelrod, also compared Welch and company to right-wingers who believe Obama was not born in the U.S...."They can join the lunatic fringe of birthers,” ...calling the conspiracy theory “completely nuts.”"

Tracy Connor then adds this most unbiased and salient point (no doubt after scouring the Internet and unable to find contrary analysis):

"Several independent economists backed up the validity of the new numbers."

Lest any doubt remain about Connor's press credentials and brown-shirt loyalty among her Stasi overlords, she adds (again quoting only Axelrod and Gibbs for comment):

"The Democrats’ post-debate message on the Sunday news shows was that Obama was thrown off his game because Romney backpedaled on his tax and health-care proposals.

REALLY?

PS: Unbiased reporter that she is, Tracy Connor did obtain a comment from Mitt Romney’s campaign adviser, Ed Gillespie.