Washington Post:
Six months into his presidency, Barack Obama may have no greater test of his ability to translate personal popularity into a successful legislative agenda than the upcoming two weeks.
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Oh, get a decent headline writer. You sound like the National frakkin' Enquirer.
You insult the Enquirer.
Has it not struck Obamanians that he has become overexposed, that the people are growing tired of "All Obama All the Time?"
Not nearly as tired as we are of seeing Dick Cheney on TV spewing lies. Get used to it, there's 7.5 years to go!
No, you are just not use to an Open White House. We should see and hear our President all-of-the-time. I prefer the "horses mouth" to manipulated news reporting.
Open White House? Yes, all of those media-banned events and conferences did wonders for the whole "transparency".
He is only overexposed to those of us who are political junkies. I for one am fine with it. For the average citizen who does not follow this closely every day (unlike many of us here), he is not over doing it. They trust him and want to hear from him. They would like him to explain in as simple a way as possible how he is fighting for us and what's in it for us. I believe that's the bottom line for most people, "what's in it for me" and Obama is the perfect person to tell them.
Babbling sounds appropriate for what you posted. This "people" is not tired of him at all. I have been waiting for him to jump in and take the lead on this matter. Single payer, universal coverage..
Babbler- Stop Babbling nonsense.
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First Posted: 07-19-09 08:21 PM | Updated: 07-19-09 09:40 PM