TYT: Did Obama speak strongly enough against Blagojevich

[ejbr]

Run time: 03:46 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJwUVd5ksVw   Posted on YouTube: December 12, 2008 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: December 12, 2008 By DU Member: ejbr Views on DU: 1076

 
I think Cenk has some pretty good suggestions to help Obama speak strongly enough about this matter.

[ihavenobias]

1. K & R

[Barbara2423]

2. Obama is responsible for Obama

What he said about Governor Blodg is correct. After all he is innocent until proven guilty. No matter what the complaint says I don't believe the government until all the facts are in.

[ihavenobias]

4. Hopefully you watched the clip. Cenk *defended* Obama's statements and

he mocked the MSNBC fools that tried to say Obama didn't go far enough.

[20score]

3. K&R. I wonder if they ever disgust themselves.

[FlaGranny]

5. When you really

come down to it, it's not Obama's style to speak very strongly against anyone. He'll speak strongly for, but not against. He's reserved in his criticism, especially before he knows all the facts. IMHO he is smart that way.

[pleah]

6. Yes. And, I think he should stop answering questions about it from now on.

We have two wars and a country in shambles and all the press can do is ask stupid questions over and over again that have been answered.

[liberation]

7. Obviously, the current president has no scandals whatsoever

so it makes sense that the MSM instead decides to throw innuendo at the president who is yet to be sworn in. (sarcasm)

Not that the Illinois governor should get a free pass, however, I have failed to see the MSM spend 1/100th of the energy in covering the far more grievous scandals by the current federal administration. Obviously the M$M is so pathetic they seem to be unable (although I am sure it is more that they are unwilling) to multitask...

[Life Long Dem]

8. Hell yes, Obama spoke strongly against the accused, without violating someone's rights.

Here is a professor of Constitutional law and some little prick on MSNBC asking how Obama spoke to an accused defendant with Constitutional rights?

And don't they have more important discussions to talk about like the global climate change, or Bush stripping the endangered species act, or the economy's collapse and the auto industry's resolution, and the ending of the illegal Iraq civil war or anything that is more important than "Did Obama speak strongly enough against Blagojevich"?

[matthewf]

9. k&r