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Phineas says:

August 23, 2010 at 11:28 am

Once Obama has honed his message, he should take it directly to the people in news conferences, said Morey, vice chairman of the Core Strategy Group.

Because we just haven’t seen enough of him on TV, yet. 8-|
So It Goes In Texas says:

August 23, 2010 at 12:19 pm

How ironic CNN points to Ronald Reagan as an example for Obama to use in building consensus and getting his message out. CNN says of Reagan: “He defined America’s role in the world.” But one of Obama’s greatest problems is his “redefining of America.” That’s what we don’t like.

If Obama revered America the way Reagan did, and his speech and agenda reflected it, his poll numbers would not be where they are today.
Lorica says:

August 23, 2010 at 1:29 pm

“What should the message be? There should be three messages: Jobs, jobs, jobs,” he added.

We have already heard the “laser like” lies on jobs. The only sector that is growing is the Government, and the worse place in the country for it to be growing, Washington DC.

Christopher Arterton, professor of political management at George Washington University, advised Obama to drop the soaring rhetoric and focus on more low-level policy stops.

Yes because your voters are so stupid they can only understand the little words Mr. President. Or quite possibly, we all have heard enough of that garbage too, but whatever. – Lorica
Steve Hussein Skubinna says:

August 23, 2010 at 4:01 pm

“Jobs, jobs, jobs.”

People must be misinterpreting this. Obviously that refers to the CEO of Apple, and not to actual paid work for, you know, citizens. Because the only real message about jobs – the latter kind, I mean – is Obama has flushed thousands of them down the toilet and they aren’t coming back so long as he and his statist clique have their stranglehold on the country.

So suck on it, America, this is what you voted for. Hope and change, my butt. Try recapturing the warm blissful haze of the campaign instead of letting real world distractions, such as this clueless incompetent’s inability to run a lemonade stand, divert you from what’s important. After all, by electing Obama we proved we aren’t racist any more, right?

Oh, wait – that was until some of you ingrates actually dared criticize him. Well, don’t worry about it, I’m sure another national media outlet will be along shortly to lecture you on your failings some more.
Carlos says:

August 23, 2010 at 7:25 pm

“There is a great hunger for leaders who can rise above the political pettiness and tell the truth,”

Are we talking about the same Barack Hussein Obama here? I’m confused, because Morey actually implies Duh-1 is morally capable and spiritually willing to tell the truth.

If he is, he shore ain’t showed it in his first 18 months.
Marshall Art says:

August 24, 2010 at 2:20 am

Simplify the message. Yeah, he must appeal to the simpletons that voted for him the first time.
Jo says:

August 24, 2010 at 8:13 am

Laughable! Hey, Baraky, just keep doing what you are doing, running America into the ground while vacationing on our collective hard-earned dimes, improving your golf and basketball games and keep laughing at all of us mere stupid rabble! Finally some of the jackasses out there who still cling to your so-called Hope and Change crap will finally wake up when they’re losing everything they ever owned like the rest of us.

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