Perfect Political Hypocrisy

Posted by Admin in Let's Talk Politics! on 04 6th, 2009 | no responses

Oh man.. oh man…

Throughout the whole presidential campaign, I heard over and over about how the Obama team was soooo economically conscious, drove [American] hybrid cars, didn’t over spend in their day-to-day lives, blah blah.. All the while, knowing it was simply a front to make them look good. They tried to act like McCain and Palin were doing all this extreme spending, when in fact, they were spending LESS than the Obama campaign all together (including wardrobe, family things, etc..) but the news just didn’t report how much they were spending, hence people heard what the McCain team was spending and thought “Holy crap, that’s a lot of money..” Ha ha.. oh man.. it just really makes me sick that journalism and the media today are such crap. Well.. most of it at least

This is what I think about all that crap...

Anyway- so here we are, trying to piece back together a struggling economy, and you’d think the president would want to lead my example (although I’ve already expressed how I hate the do as I say, not as I do motto, which he definitely must be a fan of).

From, “What The Car Czars Are Driving Might Shock You,” Eric Bolling (FOX news) reports, “A survey of West Executive Drive, where White House staffers park, found 18 of the 23 vehicles were imports.”

Hm.. interesting. Am I shocked? Hell no! All I’ve seen is hypocrisy and crap from this team, so why would I expect things to change?

Bolling also states, “If it weren’t so ridiculous, it would be funny.”

I concur.

Other BS from this campaign were things like pictures released of Obama with holes in his shoes, with captions/comments saying things like, “Look, he’s just like us! He wears old shoes and blah blah blah..” Uhh.. did you ever consider that photos could be POSED! Ugh, people are so stupid!! You should never believe everything you see and hear, especially on TV and especially from a biased station in the midst of a huge election! Ha ha, luckily I am smart enough to realize such things but, sadly enough, many others aren’t so fortunate.