Monday, November 17, 2008

Worse than "spread the wealth"

In a sane world, candidate Barack Obama's spread the wealth comment would have sent him to George McGovern and Michael Dukakis land.

Of course, mental health is not currently political America's strong suit.

So the official President-elect of the mainstream media, which, by the way, is next up as the industry too big to fail, can get away with saying this:
"President-elect Barack Obama said the U.S. government will do "whatever it takes" to revive the economy, and that means "we shouldn't worry about the deficit next year or even the year after.""

That's a different tune than he was singing right before the election.

Imagine that -- another politician claiming he is going to fix everything with an efficiency study.

6 Comments:

At 12:23 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Maybe Pres. Bush changed his mind during their visit last week...

 
At 12:42 PM, Blogger David Adams said...

Touche.

 
At 2:32 PM, Anonymous freeourpows said...

Is anyone else sick and tired of seeing the immense power of the mainstream media and its abuse?

 
At 9:13 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I quit paying any attention to the main stream medai nearly a dozen years ago. They are in the tank for what ever the flavor of the month that all their liberal friends are spouting off about.

 
At 10:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Mainstream media is what most people pay attention to, right?

Isn't Fox News Network the most viewed news networks in the nation?

Isn't Rush Limbaugh the most listened to radio personality followed by Saun Hannity?

The mainstream media isn't what it use to be 20 years ago.

 
At 4:09 PM, Anonymous freeourpows said...

Amen to that 10:00, but they still have way too much power. Witness them carrying a radical leftist racist black separatist with strong ties to terrorists criminals and anti-American types across the finish line and into the White House.

 

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