Shorter: I need Prava 24/7 "Obama: Fake balance is "one of the biggest problems we've got in how folks report about Washington right now."
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InvisibleInk (@InvisibleInk28) January 27, 2013Oh, the irony! In an interview with New Republic, President Obama bemoans “fake balance” in news reporting. No, really.
These Twitter users agree, but not in the way Stompy Foot Obama meant.
LOL agree for once MT @daveweigel Obama: Fake balance is one of the biggest problems we've got in how folks report about Washington—
Robert Westbrook (@westbrook348) January 27, 2013
@daveweigel I agree. Reporters read Obama's talking points, rarely investigate the talking points and then move on to weather. Balance.—
de Tocqueville Fan (@DefendoLibertas) January 27, 2013
Balance? Is this what President Obama means by balance?
"Balance" for Obama is erasing his opposition so he has no obstruction to getting what he wants. How totalitarian of him.—
de Tocqueville Fan (@DefendoLibertas) January 27, 2013
If you really want to understand how much the media buried to help Obama win, you HAVE TO get @freddoso 's new book: amazon.com/Spin-Masters-I…—
AG (@AG_Conservative) January 26, 2013
NPR reporting> @jrovner: Can't resist! @FLOTUS Bo in #snow! Obama family dog plays in the Rose Garden of @WhiteHouse: http://t.co/hJ2um0tc—
Richard Grenell (@RichardGrenell) January 26, 2013
Zing!
“Fake balance.” Wow. How very Media Matters-y of the president. And for the win:
Straight outta MMFA MT @daveweigel: Obama: Fake balance is "one of the biggest problems we've got in how folks report." on.tnr.com/TGG9pM—
Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) January 27, 2013
Indeed. President Obama should add another title to his resumé: Senior Fellow in Chief.
