Am I imagining this?
Here’s more of the interview Couric did with BO.
Good to see MSM big shots like Couric and Moran (scroll) giving Obama asking him a few tough questions, even though the overwhelming coverage of his trip so far has been nothing but fluff pieces galore.
Update: Check out this video segment between Couric and Obama (via Stop The ACLU), and then watch McCain’s answers to her questions after. That video makes it pretty clear the stark differences between the two when it comes to effectively executing the war on terror.
That line I’ve talked about (scroll) that Obama’s walking with respect to not wanting to downplay the accomplishments of the troops while at the same time not wanting to alienate the far left anti-war base? He’s not doing such a good job keeping his balance, is he?
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About time someone started calling him on his nonsense.
Comment by camojack @ 7/23/2008 - 1:22 am
Perhaps the Perkster is beginning to realize that her job may actually depend on her pretending to be a real newswoman for a few months?
Comment by Bachbone @ 7/23/2008 - 9:56 am
Can’t We the People figure out a way to make U.S. Senators finish the term they were elected to, or resign, before seeking higher office?
Comment by Tom TB @ 7/23/2008 - 10:12 am
I started out watching the video of Obama with Couric and I clearly was not interested but I kept on listening and it got better and better with every second. When Couric asked Obama about his weaknesses I love what was said by Obama when asked about foreign policy being a weakness for him. He said and I quote: “Well you know…I think that…there are so many issues in which I am not an expert but require you to be an expert.” He goes on to say that he will surround himself with the best advisors to help him make good decisions.
So far I can not see how he will make good decisions when he will not admit he was wrong about any decision he has made to date. Couric asked him three times about his surge position and he still would not be pinned down or admit he may have been wrong. He could not say I was wrong if it meant saving his life it seems. Of course, this is just my opinion but I hope others can see through the veneer and hear what is being said and retracted at the same time.
Comment by Jo Graham @ 7/23/2008 - 2:23 pm