No Way Obama Loses

[motherscratcher]

I get it, I've seen The Wire, matt

- motherscratcher and Bill Simmons

Don't forget Whitlock

They should put us in charge of everything.

[motherscratcher]

What most disturbs me: (1) way-left coverage in respected national media like the N.Y. Times and the Washington Post, among many others;

Ah, yes. The liberal media. Those bastards ruin everything.

[FUDU]

Whitlock could fuck up a simple cavity filling.

[FUDU]

Plus matt is correct, in that addressing how to truly correct our current welfare issue and how it is a much deeper topic, one that would require it's own thread.

It starts way before you apply for your first check.

[Cerebral_DownTime]

I'm starting to doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion..

[jerryroche]

What most disturbs me: (1) way-left coverage in respected national media like the N.Y. Times and the Washington Post, among many others;

Ah, yes. The liberal media. Those bastards ruin everything.

Not an excuse, just fact. I read them all, from the Gray Lady, the WaPo, Huffington and many others on one the side to less-read media like the N.Y. Post, the Washington Times and Drudge on the other side.

Just today, the WaPo had six opinions on the upcoming election, and here are the titles: "Romney's Forked Tongue," "Mitt's Missing Message," "Obama Admits He Can't Change Anything," "Five Myths About the 47 Percent," "Mitt Romney's Worst Week—Again," and "Did the Media Overdo Romney Tapes?". The only one not slanted to the left is the last one. And that's just one major newspaper, one day.

I can go on and on, but you get the idea.

[Hikohadon]

I think that the concept of what "facts" are has been lost somewhere along the way...

[e0y2e3]

The success of Bill, followed by the failure of Bush, followed by the failure of Republicans to step up in Congress, followed by the Obama hope leaves the intellectual press leaning left, even if it means that the failure of Obama is a data point.

And, for the 500th time, http://www.aljazeera.com/ is probably the closest to an impartial news organization we have in existence.

[dmiles]

The success of Bill, followed by the failure of Bush, followed by the failure of Republicans to step up in Congress, followed by the Obama hope leaves the intellectual press leaning left, even if it means that the failure of Obama is a data point.

And, for the 500th time, http://www.aljazeera.com/ is probably the closest to an impartial news organization we have in existence.

Agreed, and Univision might be a close 2nd. Actually asking tough questions about Fast and Furious? Asking why Eric Holder still has a job? Calling him out on breaking his promise on Immigration Reform? Who do they think are journalists?

You pubbies who are so bummed about things just aren't paying attention closely enough. As weak as Romney is, if nothing else there is absolutely no way the dems take over the house. I swear after watching some of that univision stuff I am not so sure Obama wants to win this thing. He's looking forward to that $30 million dollar retirement pad in Hawaii.

[jerryroche]

Gallup: "U.S. Mistrust in Media Hits New High"

www.gallup.com/poll/157589/distrust-med ... -high.aspx

[RickNashEquilibrium]

I'm starting to doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion..

That's a fuckuva Donnie Darko drop right there.

[Orenthal]

This is ironic but does not deserve its own thread.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/many-forb ... 25z;_ylv=3

The third paragraph makes you think that the entire entrepreneur aspect is just "a story", then goes on to say 70% are "self made". Isn't 70% a large majority...??? The latter "context" is equally absurd cuz making the 400 means you made something uber, even if you allow for the second base individuals its still 60-40.