Liberal media say Palin is vague but what about Obama? Obama isn't only vague but evasive.
Von: The Great Gordo (politiconsky@hotmail.com) [Profil]
Datum: 04.10.2008 04:38
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Datum: 04.10.2008 04:38
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Liberal media are belittling Palin for being vague in her interviews and debate, but why didn't they bring up this issue with Obama? What can be more vague than 'Change', 'Yes We Can' (do what?), or 'Hope'-- or 'the audacity of hope'? What is so audacious about procrastination? Real audacity is about taking action based on strong action. But, the liberal media tag Palin with vagueness while Obama's much greater vagueness has been elevated by the liberal media as sacred wisdom. It's really nothing but New Age politics, a blend of Hollywood Kitsch, MTV, socialist agit-prop, and flaky spiritualism. Worse, Obama isn't only vague but downright evasive about his real past. He doesn't want us to know about what he really did as a young man and as a career mandarin politician. He doesn't want us to know about his ties to radical preachers and intellectuals. He doesn't want us to pry into his dealings with Tony Rezko and other such crooks. He just wants us to see his image as projected on the silver screen--or tv screen as the case may be--with the aid of the liberal media. But, the liberal media treat Obama and Palin differently. Palin is dismissed for being vague--when she actually isn't--while Obama's vagueness is treated as vogueness.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- Reality_Check© (04.10.2008 04:42)
- Sanders Kaufman (05.10.2008 16:42)
