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| So much for that whole "first class temprament" thing |
| 2009-10-23 |
| Jennifer Rubin, "Contentions" blog at Commentary magazine In discussing the White House war on Fox News: It's a cringe-inducing moment, both for those who oppose the White House on policy grounds and those who cheer its every move. As surely as Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton allowed their personal flaws to erode the office of the presidency, Obama seems bent on allowing his own flaws (thin-skinnedness, hubris) to do potentially grave damage to the office as well. And over what? Not some grand policy matter or some key personnel matter, but over the desire to exclude a news network that has criticized him. For those who suggested that Obama's main selling point was his "superior temperament," we anxiously await an admission of grave error. It seems they were terribly mistaken. |
| Posted by:Mike |
| #3 Blasphemy is a serious offense. |
| Posted by: DMFD 2009-10-23 23:21 |
| #2 Wait until 2011 when their congressional majorities shrink and they actually have to deal with people. |
| Posted by: DoDo 2009-10-23 11:06 |
| #1 Either the MSM needs to call Barack "I don't lose a lot of sleep over it" Obama out on his attack on FNC or just admit openly that they are all a bunch of liberal elitists who willingly do whatever The 0ne tells them. The deliberate targeting and ostracizing of a media organization is unprecedented and I'm quite shocked that the only person other than FNC to even question the White House is Jake Tapper @ ABC. |
| Posted by: eltoroverde 2009-10-23 09:23 |