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October 31, 2008 Obama to Press: Welcome to the "new" America
The Obama campaign has booted three right-leaning newspapers off their plane. All three endorsed John McCain for president.
Welcome to Obama's American, gents: From Drudge: The Obama campaign has decided to heave out three newspapers from its plane for the final days of its blitz across battleground states -- and all three endorsed Sen. John McCain for president! Do you also feel the hairs on the back of your head pricking up in reaction to this move? A portend of what's to come in Obama's America? Of course, we're being silly our liberal betters tell us. No doubt the New York Times and Washington Post will have examples in their columns tomorrow of previous candidates who booted newspapers off their plane. It will be sold as just something that everyone does and there's nothing to get alarmed about America. Just go back to sleep and don't forget to wake up long enough to go to the polls on Tuesday and elect our Messiah. Except this isn't the Podunk Tribune we're talking about here. These are three respected newspapers who happen to have critical coverage of a candidate who now deems it necessary to toss them off his campaign plane. No connection? A sizable number of residents in Virginia buy and subscribe to the Washington Times. Obama is limiting a point of view that residents in perhaps the most vital swing state in America will be getting. Are we to believe that this is an accident? Are we to seriously consider that Obama isn't trying to affect how reporters cover his campaign? I would say to the Washington Post and New York Times there will come a day when you too will feel this rope around your neck and your freedom is affected because you are not behind The One 100%. Your cries of outrage at that point will be ignored by a public who will wonder where were you when it started? |
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