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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

How Much Proof Do You Need?

Softball Shocker: Obama Grants Interview to NPR Anchor Who Compared Him to Abe Lincoln

Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2013/10/02/softball-shocker-obama-grants-interview-npr-anchor-who-compared-him-abe-#ixzz2gcMwqJsC

President Obama granted a 24-minute interview to NPR Morning Edition anchor Steve Inskeep, the man who compared him to Abraham Lincoln in a softball 2012 interview with David Axelrod.  On Tuesday's morning show, they spread the interview into three segments distributed throughout the show. The questions were mostly brief, neutral process questions about budget negotiations, but Inskeep did ask a tough question, from the Left, about rising income inequality on Obama's watch. (The full transcript is here.)
What really stood out was the part where Inskeep helpfully suggested to Obama that conservatives are scared that Obamacare will be implemented because it will become popular – which it certainly isn’t now – and then agreed it’s a deficit-shrinker:


Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2013/10/02/softball-shocker-obama-grants-interview-npr-anchor-who-compared-him-abe-#ixzz2gcNdABvw

I've said it before, if Abraham Lincoln had a son, he would look like Barach Hussein Obama. dictator begets dictator
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