They don’t bring in real budget and tax experts and the kind of people who run the numbers and projections. The concentrate on Sarah Palin’s wardrobe and McCain’s beer heiress wife. Actually, the media has consistently used high profile women to mock and attack.
Think about it. Think of how the media destroyed Hillary with trivia headlines and choosing trivia instead of numbers and economic projections and analysis. In the long run, it will be the numbers that tell the story for the next four years. Get real. The media has nominated and is virtually putting their candidate into office, as it stands. Note, they toss in some bones for the opposition now and then. The facts are the facts, and the rest is fantasy and emotion. “Change” is an appealation to the imagination and they engineered this campaign accordingly. That is the strategy and the tactics include ACORN and highflown rhetoric. Stilted English, loosely defined relying on personal dreams and fantasy. All that will evaporate in short order and the numbers will tell the real story. Get real.
This whole election is bogus and being treating like the promotion of the World Series or Super Bowl. A collosal public relations stunt. Truth is, Obama’s team is better at this PR stunt than McCain. His pride and sense of honor will likely cause him to lose. Even the blacks will live to regret this move when the going gets really tough. The numbers and facts are very persistent.
March 13th, 2010 at 6:05 pm
n o the media is simply pointing out the hypocrisy of sarah palin saying shes average joe six pack when she is clearly not. the media hasnt harped on michelle obama and her wardrobe bc she dresses on an average american budget. not spending more than yearly income on her wardrobe.
March 14th, 2010 at 5:01 pm
Oh come on. You can’t blame the media when the Republican candidates hand them stories on a silver platter. Like this one:
Oh, and you can get of the “liberal media” band wagon. There are plenty of examples of “right wing media” leaning their stories in favor of McCain. This is a perfect example:
March 17th, 2010 at 10:12 am
Palin is not a distraction. McCain picked her as his running mate, and it shows his poor judgment. Obama has discussed the numbers and taxes, repeatedly. McCain has reverted to negative campaiging instead of the numbers. Stop blaming the media, and blame the candidate instead.