Suffice it to say that Obama will field no tough questions in this venue, whether through tacit censorship or simply because charismatic demagogues don't take tough questions.
Friday, January 27, 2012
I guess the drones didn't like my questions for President Obama
So Google's YouTube service is sponsoring a post-State of the Campaign Union Q&A with President Obama and the drones are out in force. After submitting what I believe are reasonable questions and having many of them voted up, the O-bots began swarming and down-dinging them.
Suffice it to say that Obama will field no tough questions in this venue, whether through tacit censorship or simply because charismatic demagogues don't take tough questions.
Suffice it to say that Obama will field no tough questions in this venue, whether through tacit censorship or simply because charismatic demagogues don't take tough questions.
Excellent questions. I particularly liked the one about voter ID.
ReplyDeleteMore like because dictators don't put up with serfs questioning their power.
ReplyDeleteGreat questions.
The Reagan one must have stuck in the craw of those obots.
Just like a community organizer, what better way to both gauge the state of class warfare and infighting among fellow Americans, while fomenting infighting and class warfare among Americans, through a social engineering tool like twitter.
And everyone takes the bait hook line and sinker.
And people say Obama is a dumb nigger. I believe he is brilliant. He suckered millions of white folks to vote for his racism, enough to put him in the white house.
And he still has millions dancing to his chicago commie gangster tune.
How about: Why did Government owned GM pick a European firm for its advertising work, A contract worth $5 Billion and thousands of jobs.
ReplyDeletehttp://articles.businessinsider.com/2012-01-24/news/30658122_1_joel-ewanick-social-media-carat