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When the media wasn't attacking Obama everyday, republicans would say that "the media loves Obama"
So what happened to the media's love affair with Obama?
Because he's not getting "much love" or respect from most of the media, even NPR that I heard them saying "Overhaul of the health care system" that is a quote straight from Foxnews.
You guys are admitting that it was completely false the BS about the “Media loving Obama”
But as usual, you rather ignore a question than admit that “The republicans were wrong” about anything at all.
You guys are admitting that it was completely false the BS about the “Media loving Obama”
But as usual, you rather ignore a question than admit that “The republicans were wrong” about anything at all.
The media -- or at least some commentators -- love for Obama was a skit on SNL, for gods' sake. Chris Matthews made a total ass out of himself over Obama. Who the hell ever claimed it was completely false????
You guys are admitting that it was completely false the BS about the “Media loving Obama”
But as usual, you rather ignore a question than admit that “The republicans were wrong” about anything at all.
What? The media can't be fickle? They are notorious for being fickle.
What happened was time. Anything gets boring after awhile. Obama made the same news and any newly elected President PLUS there was the whole issue of a Democrat takeover after 8 years with a Republican in office (who was also highly covered in the media) PLUS we had a particularly dramatic (in a soap opera sense) election with key players STILL making news without having done anything, PLUS he is the first black President. All that added up, but life goes on and everyone is waiting for the next big thing. That seems to be the way our country works these days. You are either on trend or you are not newsworthy.
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