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March 10th 2009 Media, Assholes, Horseshit

Fineman: Establishment Starts to Turn on Obama | Newsweek Voices - Howard Fineman | Newsweek.com

Other than all that, in the eyes of the big shots, he is doing fine. The American people remain on his side, but he has to be careful that the gathering judgment of the Bigs doesn’t trickle down to the rest of us.

I love how Fineman, who occupies one of the biggest mainstream media soap-boxes in America, numbers himself among the “little people.”

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  • J.S.Bridges
    March 10th, 2009 | #1

    The only way Fineman could be considered one of “the little people” would be if you freeze-dried him and made him walk around on his knees.

    As far as “…The American people remain on his side…” with reference to Big-Ears The Won - give it a few more weeks; the current trend is clearly downhill, and the Teleprompter Sage is almost to the tipover point now (assuming you can trust any of the latest polls, of course)…let folks get a bit farther into that lovely proposed Budget, get a chance to see a few more of those broken campaign promises lies showing up…

  • CayleyGraph
    March 13th, 2009 | #2

    “… Other than all that, all real numbers can be expressed as a ratio of two integers.”

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