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LOL, you notice that too. Each time it's perfect timing.....
exactly what is "perfect timing"? same day? a week? a month? were similar events that happened outside of obama's terms also the result of the administration at that time.
for the OP:
if you seriously believe that all of the incidents are related then i'd recommend coming up with a criteria for what you consider "taking a hit in the media" then go back and identify each time that has happened in the obama administration. after that identify the tragedy that you believe directly correlates to the "hit" then look for the pattern.
Presidents are usually getting bad press about something.
In this country we are usually only a week at most from something tragic happening.
It's coincidence. Good try though, I guess.
LOL, you notice that too. Each time it's perfect timing so the media can divert attention away. Obama doesn't have anything to do with it but damn it is a strange and repeating coincidence. Now we can get to see Obama go out on the stump and tell his followers "it will be ok" and "we'll get to the bottom of this"
But it will be ok. And we will get to the bottom of this. Why is it strange to you that Obama would say this?
Obama is always taking a hit from some RWNJ congressman or committee or the republican party in general, whether someone is shooting up the town square or not.
what's your point?
The president, any president, is always taking a hit from the opposing team.
exactly what is "perfect timing"? same day? a week? a month? were similar events that happened outside of obama's terms also the result of the administration at that time.
for the OP:
if you seriously believe that all of the incidents are related then i'd recommend coming up with a criteria for what you consider "taking a hit in the media" then go back and identify each time that has happened in the obama administration. after that identify the tragedy that you believe directly correlates to the "hit" then look for the pattern.
i'll be curious to hear your findings.
If i had the time i would. I actually own a business and dont have the time to research. I bet someone will do it for me.
If i had the time i would. I actually own a business and dont have the time to research. I bet someone will do it for me.
i'll do half the work for you. here is a list of 20 mass shootings during obama's presidency. which obama "hit in the media" do you believe each is related to?
March 10, 2009 -- Geneva County, Ala. -- 11 dead (including gunman), 6 injured
Well there are many things going on everyday. What is chosen to be discussed is certainly not random. The Big 6 certainly serve their purpose. They know where their bread is buttered as well. No tin foil hat required.
i'll do half the work for you. here is a list of 20 mass shootings during obama's presidency. which obama "hit in the media" do you believe each is related to?
March 10, 2009 -- Geneva County, Ala. -- 11 dead (including gunman), 6 injured
March 13, 2013 -- Herkimer County, N.Y. -- 5 dead (including gunman), one FBI K-9 dead
April 21, 2013 -- Federal Way, Wash. -- 5 dead (including gunman)
April 24, 2013 -- Manchester, Ill. -- 5 dead
June 7, 2013 -- Santa Monica, Calif. -- 6 dead (including gunman)
July 26, 2013 -- Hialeah, Fla. -- 7 dead (including gunman)
Sept. 16, 2013 -- Washington -- 13 dead (including gunman) 3 injured
Not all of these were top stories when they happened. Cut your list down to the national big stories and i will find the related obama stories than needed to be squashed.
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