My God! Has anyone ever seen a president that was a bigger or more pathetic whiner than our current Crybaby-in-Chief, Barry "Almighty?" To Barry’s way of thinking, the fact that any news organization, especially Fox News, should be permitted to question what it is that he is attempting to do to this country borders on treason. What’s worse, that they can go about telling the truth and exposing to the American people what it is that Barry is trying to foist on our country, and on so many different levels, as well as the out of control corruption that appears to be running rampant throughout his administration proves, at least to Barry, nothing other than the fact that they are patently biased against him. Instead of having the courage to stand by his convictions and even begging for the opportunity of going on one or more of the Fox shows to honestly debate those of differing opinion, what does Barry do? Why, he sits in the corner crying about being picked on by mean old Fox News. Come on you big baby, grow up, the real world can be pretty cold and sometimes an equally harsh place, so get used to it. In reality, Fox News is pretty much alone among any of the major media outlets in its refusal to kowtow to this the most inept, the most radical and, quite possibly, the most racist administration in this country’s history.
Let’s be honest here, on any given night Barry’s comrades in arms who are out there on the network nightly news shows, still command a substantially larger audience than does anything on Fox News or even cable in general. And I’m sure we are all very well aware regarding from which point of view those stellar journalists approach Barry and the instituting of his rather leftist leaning agenda items. They do nothing if not continue to present to the viewing public that which amounts to thinly veiled propaganda being disguised as "news." Granted, Fox News does pretty handily trounce its competition on cable, but it still falls far short from the audiences commanded by the government owned, in the tank for Barry, nightly network news shows. But I guess that’s not enough for our thin-skinned Barry, there can be no dissent permitted whatsoever, everyone needs to be singing his praises, and for those who refuse, he sends out his minions in a blatant attempt to discredit any one associated with a very credible news organization.
One of the most unbelievable nutjobs out there is Barry’s Communications Director, Anita Dunn, who by the way views Mao Zedong, the most accomplished mass murderer in the history of the planet, as one of her favorite political philosophers. This imbecilic bimbo is out there loudly making her idiotic claims about how Fox News is nothing more than an arm of the Republican Party and making the stupid statement that Fox News is the ideal source of information for anyone in search of "opinion journalism masquerading as news," which is what she claimed in a recent interview. Well Ms. Dunn, as it turns out that’s not quite accurate. It seems that there was this national survey that was conducted for the League of American Voters by the Global Marketing Research Center. It was conducted during last week and it shows that 46 percent of all those who watch Fox News "just about everyday" are actually Democrats or Independents as are 50 percent of those who say they watch it "several times each week" or more. Overall that same survey showed that 21 percent of all American voters watched Fox News every day while 18 percent watched it several times each week. So, combined, we have 39 percent who watched Fox several times each week or more. Among Democrats 17 percent say they watched Fox several times each week, with 46 percent of Independents and 55 percent Republicans doing so as well. For CNN a combined 31 percent watched several times per week, while it was combined 18 percent for MSNBC.
Now things have progressed to the point where we now have the Barry White House sending out its top advisors for no other reason than for them to rail against a news network and accusing it of being nothing more than a mouthpiece of the Republican Party. These very credible individuals are busily slandering the major source of news for a significant number of people all in an effort to convince other news organizations to isolate and to alienate Fox News. Barry’s senior advisor, David Axelrod, has called upon media outlets to join the administration in its declaring that Fox is "not a news organization." Speaking to former Clinton aid turned "objective journalist", George Stephanopoulos, Axelrod said, "Other news organizations like yours ought not treat them that way." The White House went further when it stopped providing guests to "Fox News Sunday" to show their displeasure at the fact that the show’s host, Chris Wallace, had the nerve to fact-check controversial assertions made by Tammy Duckworth, assistant secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs in August. Our friend, Mao loving, Anita Dunn said that fact-checking an administration official was "something I’ve never seen a Sunday show do." It seems Ms. Dunn should be more concerned regarding the reason why it is that anyone would feel the necessity to fact-check those representing this supposed "most transparent" administration. Ms. Dunn didn’t say that the fact-checking was wrong, it was just that they actually dared to do it that was so distasteful.
A Fox News senior vice president summed things up pretty well saying, "Surprisingly, the White House continues to declares war on a news organization instead of focusing on the critical issues that Americans are concerned about like jobs, healthcare and two wars. The door remains open and we welcome a discussion about the facts behind the issues." But as long as we have a president who is more concerned about placing the blame for his incompetence on others, anyone who continues to expose those efforts is going to be castigated. No stone will be left unturned in efforts to show Fox News as being less than worthy of being listened to or watched for the reason of obtaining truthful information. Commentator David Gergen made the comment, speaking about the administration, that, "What Americans want is a robust competition of ideas, and they ought to be willing to go out there and mix it up with some strong conservatives on Fox, just as there are strong conservatives on CNN like Bill Bennett." The revealing sentiment in that statement is that liberals don’t have the guts to have their ideas criticized and don’t feel they should be called upon to defend their leftist policies because of their good intentions. Bill Bennett, speaking of the wacko Anita Dunn, made the comment on CNN, "Having a spokesman do this, attack FOX, who says that Mao Zedong is one of the most influential figures in her life, was not…a small thing; it’s a big thing." He went on to say, "When she stands up, in a speech to high school kids, says she’s deeply influenced by Mao Zedong, that – I mean, that is crazy." I like what Karl Rove said, "This is an administration that’s getting very arrogant and slippery in its dealings with the people. And if you dare to oppose them, they’re going to come hard at you and they’re going to cut your legs off." He went on to say, "This is a White House engaging in its own version of the media enemies list. And its unhelpful for the country and undignified for the president of the United States to do so."
Can anyone among us possibly imagine the ridicule that George Bush would have been forced to endure had he spent even a fraction of the time that Barry has, whining about all the heavily slanted press coverage heaped on him over the course of his entire 8 year presidency. Coverage, that I might add, that he may very well have had some grounds for complaining about since a very substantial amount of it was nothing more than pathetic sophomoric attempts to embarrass Bush through distortions, the spreading of falsehoods or outright lies about him and his administration. And yet, his outlook on things reflected his deep belief in the right to freedom of speech which comes with the privilege of being able to live in a free society. It’s only taken Barry, what, 9 months to start crying? But Barry’s outlook seems to be completely the opposite of Bush's, with freedom of speech being seen as something that needs to be silenced, or at the very least, condemned. Barry sees those who advocate it's importance as somehow being detrimental to our "free" society and as needing to be run out of town on a rail, or badly in need of being tarred and feathered.
So what we now have here is a thin-skinned, arrogant, narcissistic, inept, delusional and egomaniacal individual with a messianic complex as our president and is someone who is simply not willing to tolerate any amount of dissent or criticism. He sees himself as being above that, as being the one who knows what is best for the rest of us. How dare we question his wisdom or listen to those who reveal what it is he is attempting to perpetrate against us, claiming they have some ulterior motive in their revelations. To accuse those who attempt to keep we the people informed of spreading nothing but fiction all in the name of ratings is really beneath contempt. He even wants to control the internet in an effort to stifle any chance for any dissenting opinions from ever reaching the people. We need to be very weary of this president as well as those out there working so hard to keep us from looking behind the curtain that would reveal this man as the sham that he is. Fox News and those on Talk Radio are our only lifelines and if we allow ourselves to be lulled into no longer believing that which they are trying to keep us informed of, then we will truly be lost in the wilderness that Barry is trying to force upon us.
It would seem that we have a man who is the president of some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time. But he’s never president of all of the people all of the time.