Obama trolls for softer press...

[beretta304]

Obama's soft-media strategy - Byron Tau and Dylan Byers - POLITICO.com

President Barack Obama has been taking a lot of questions in the two months since his last press conference or national news interview. He’s just been doing them with ESPN, Entertainment Tonight, People Magazine and FM radio stations around the country, mostly to talk local sports and regional cuisine.



He sure is engaged in a serious way, isn't he?

 

[Liability]

I caught a few minutes of Beck today on my sat. radio.

It was funny as hell hearing ALL about the bravery of Pres. Obama going to get GRILLED by Nancy Odell on Entertainment Tonight!

For a U.S. President, he sure is a pussy.

 

[Lakhota]

Beck? Aw, you got your daily dose of Slanted High Ideology Transmissions (S.H.I.T.).

 

[Liability]

Beck? Aw, you got your daily dose of Slanted High Ideology Transmissions (S.H.I.T.).

Not a daily dose of his better than average radio. In fact, I rarely hear him at all.

I try to listen to Mark Levin every day, when I can, though.

That guy is so brilliant and so vastly superior to you plodding, drooling, moron libs, that it amazes me you guys still can't squarely face his words. You pussy.

Poor poor pitiable you.

 

[beretta304]

Beck? Aw, you got your daily dose of Slanted High Ideology Transmissions (S.H.I.T.).

We all get a dose when you post!

"Thank me very much!"

 

[Liability]

The bravest President in the history of brave Presidents.

He FACES a grilling with ease, dignity, grace and a smile!

 

[Amelia]

Obama - slow jamming the decline of the presidency.

 

[American_Jihad]

Obama campaign defends selective press availability

8/19/12
By Morgan Little

WASHINGTON -- Are all interviews created equal? Amid growing criticism about President Obama’s infrequent press conferences, campaign surrogates came out Sunday to defend a recent spate of softball interviews, equating CNN with “Entertainment Tonight” in the process.

Central to the complaints about Obama’s scheduling has been his reluctance to hold a press conference at the White House since June 8, when his remarks about the private sector “doing fine” set off a flurry of Republican attacks.

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Obama campaign defends selective press availability - latimes.com