Sunday, July 25, 2010
Obama's Economic Fish Stories - WSJ.com
I think he IS intentionally misleading the American public.
Politicians keep getting more brazen with what they say because no one (in the media) is willing enough or brave enough to question or confront inaccuracies.
The media's won't or don't could be any or a combination of things.
Thinking about that takes one into some pretty ugly scenarios...
Politicians keep getting more brazen with what they say because no one (in the media) is willing enough or brave enough to question or confront inaccuracies.
The media's won't or don't could be any or a combination of things.
Thinking about that takes one into some pretty ugly scenarios...
Michael Boskin writes in the Wall Street Journal:
"Mr. Obama's economic statements are increasingly divorced not only from competing viewpoints but from those of his own economic advisers. It is surprising how many numerically challenged pronouncements come from this most scripted and political of White Houses. One slip is eventually forgiven, but when a pattern emerges, no one believes it is an accident."
