Media Trying to Put Barak Obama in the White House?

Ok, maybe I am a little cynical, but the reality is that not one media outlet called for Hillary to win in New Hamshire. I find that odd. Who were these people talking too? My guess, to themselves. It shakes things up, sells papers, and gets lots of hits on stories if you publish the negative.

Maybe the media is in the hands of their slick tongue Obama, because it seems they have failed to state the obvious. The man has no experience in leadership. He is an excellent orator, but that means little when North Korea and Iran play mind games with the U.S.

It would appear that the media got egg on its face.

1. Did the pollsters actually call people who were not only registered, but voting? That makes a difference. Their reporting seems to prove that they did not not.

2. Why all the "Obama love" all of a sudden? Sure he mobilized his team in Iowa, but took it for granted after the win. Brings that nasty head of the DNC to mind, Howard Dean. He assumed since he had the "momentum" that he was going to coast, and America had to watch him have a meltdown.

3. Obama is offering a fairy tale. If you think on Jan 21, 2009 that he is just going to walk in there and order the troops home, you are sadly in need of a reality check. We did the damage.

4. Obama kept downplaying his race until he won Iowa. Now it is the constant, "We made history" thing and anyone with a 6th grade education knows what he is talking about. Well, here is a clue, Hillary made History too. So, in the end the two cancel each other out on the history thing.

5. Why the rush for Obama to the White House? He has not been a force on the hill or anywhere to have a record that says something other than "vote for me for change."

It seems clear that the media has, as usual, tried to help their choice by giving false impressions to discourage other voters from coming out. That is the bottom line. Fortunately it did not work.