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Perception is Often Reality

onebigdog.net — The Obama campaign is indicating that the fact that a reporter from the New Yorker did not get a seat on his plane for his campaign trip through Europe and the Middle East had nothing to do with the satirical cover the magazine published. The campaign asserts that 200 reporters applied for 50 seats and Ryan Lizza of the New Yorker did not get one.

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  • IconoclastStill, on 07/22/2008, -0/+1"This should get a lot of play. Either it was deliberate or the campaign does not have the ability to think through the consequences of its actions.
    In any event, it should cause people to think about how either scenario reflects upon the man who wants to lead this country."

    Q: What would one expect from a shallow empty suit ?
    A: Not much . . . which is *exactly* what he offers.
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