Compared to Obama, Bush was a genius.
Compared to Obama, Bush was a genius
David Serd
President Obama was elected on the wave of a promise of great things. But he turned out to be a great disappointment.
He was touted as a great orator, but his speeches were noticeable for hesitation and dreariness. People quickly found out he needed a teleprompter because he couldn't remember anything, and sometimes he read the words on the teleprompter wrongly without realizing that what he was saying was nonsense.
In one comment the teleprompter told him to say “We are resolved to halt the rise of piracy,” but he read it as “We are resolved to halt the rise of privacy”. In another case he started reading the script of someone else and kept reading it until he thanked himself!
The old leftist media used to give George W. Bush a hard time when he made mistakes, but they became remarkably silent on the flow of gaffes from Prez Obama.
Perhaps they were embarrassed because their dream of a great President hadn't worked out. Or perhaps they have so much hatred for conservatives that they don't notice gaffes from leftist Presidents.
President Obama didn't endear himself to Christians, because of his support for abortion and gays, and he seemed to have a blocked ear when it came to listening to what the majority of Americans wanted.
It is not our intention to rip into President Obama because of his shortcomings, which all of us have, but we want to point out that the old world media, who are so vindictive, biased, and virulent when it comes to criticizing conservatives, hide in their holes when even bigger mistakes flow from a Democrat they worked hard to get elected.
This is where the new-world media are so valuable — Americans are finally learning about the biased shortcomings of the old-world media through Newsbusters, Andrew Breitbart's media group, Fox News, Michelle Malkin, Andrew Klavan in Hollywood, Hot Air, Newsmax, and many other valuable sources.
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