CNN's Don Lemon Gets His "Unprecedented Obama Welcome" Shot Down (suspect, racist)
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What does the name Hussein have to do with expressing distrust and a proven citizenry (look it up) and all the other bunker conspiracy stuff you listed?
Your ethnic bigotry is shining brightly, young one.
FEAR THE DARKY! FEAR THE DARKYYYYY!!!!!!!!
ahhh the usual liberal game. When they have nothing they pull the race card. We can always count on that one! The name hussein seems to bother his minions so it is double the effectiveness. One it shows my disrespect for the man and it also gets under the skin of his sheep. Until hussein obama breaks out his long form birth certificate I will never believe he is anything but an usuper. I am not as stupid or gulible to believe that fake BC he put out on the internet. I mean the TWO different fake BCs he put on the internet.
LOL..You guys started a thread about that? The woman basically said that Africans aren't biased in showing appreciation. She didn't say the welcome was any less for Obama.
LOL..You guys started a thread about that? The woman basically said that Africans aren't biased in showing appreciation. She didn't say the welcome was any less for Obama. I guess the biased liberal media somehow found an unbiased foreign correspondent to report the welcome fairly. I guess wingnuts are easily emused. No wonder you all find Rush so funny.
Yes, Bush and Obama got similar appreciation. That's why Lemon looked stupid when he was trying to portray the Africans' response for Obama as "unprecedented".
You try sooooo hard to be deceptive but a quick look tells the real story. The gallup link had no audience totals just approval percentages for Bush during the trip.
The other link states:
"The absence of public outdoor events and roads blocked amid heavy security conspired to keep large crowds away and meant there was no interaction with the public.
"I came all the way here to see Obama, but I can't see him," said 35-year-old Kodjo Seddoh, a native of Togo who traveled here for the event.
"Nobody has seen him except on TV," he said as he and a few hundred other people watched a small convoy in which the president passed in a black limousine, headed toward Ghana's presidential palace. "It's been a disappointment."
So, security prevented huge crowds. Your distorted 100s number was that of one gathering. It appears that the potential crowds forced security to be tight.
Yes, Bush and Obama got similar appreciation. That's why Lemon looked stupid when he was trying to portray the Africans' response for Obama as "unprecedented".
Face it, Obama didn't have "unprececented" welcome. In fact, Bush was pretty popular in Africa. He gave lots of money for AIDS there.
Its just tearing you up that the "Cowboy" got a similar response as a "brother"
Facts aren't straws. That's what's in the article Sanrene posted. Sorry that the facts don't suit you but oh well.
"The absence of public outdoor events and roads blocked amid heavy security conspired to keep large crowds away and meant there was no interaction with the public."
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