And by Team Obama, he also means the media. As Twitchy reported, members of the media were breathlessly reporting rain in Charlotte. Except, they called it a “deluge” and a “monsoon,” and cheered “good call, Team Obama.” The lapdogs must do a happy, tail-chasing dance in order to spin for The One and all.
@snarkandboobs @TwitchyTeam When the MSM sob's "create" a non existent weather narrative as cover; we're at new lows
— Proudly Normal (@vibora_volando) September 6, 2012
Weather, like truth, is hard. Here is a little tip for the media cheerleaders: There are things called rain showers. They happen, especially in the South.
@moelane it storms almost every afternoon in Charlotte in summer!! What happened to " we go on rain or shine"? Pathetic excuse.
— NOLIBGAL (@nolibgal) September 6, 2012
And reports are already coming in that the 0% chance of rain this evening may bear out.
Clear weather forecast for Charlotte tonight. http://t.co/3692P9zn #DNC2012 | From Greek Columns to Greek Tragedy
— Daria Anne (@dariaanne) September 6, 2012
Skies are already clear in Charlotte.
https://twitter.com/drhoagie/status/243811440799133698
https://twitter.com/DT_UNC/status/243807599680696320
Judging from the Twitter feed, convention correspondents in downtown Charlotte are building an ark. Skies clear at our far-exurban hotel.
— Jim Geraghty (@jimgeraghty) September 6, 2012
https://twitter.com/TomDixon77/status/243814307220033536
Blue skies & no storms west of Charlotte. Local weatherman's prediction for beautiful night true… pity Barry was so worried about folks
— Big D (@tonnogrande) September 6, 2012
https://twitter.com/JeanieGum/status/243791301517127680
Sunny after 10 min rain@KQK2: AndreaMitchell other media report rain in Charlotte to spin empty stadium http://t.co/M7s44XUL #tcot #lnyhbt
— togeebutton (@togee48) September 6, 2012
I'll leave forecasts to @weatherchannel, but Charlotte sky looks bright blue now #nbcpolitics http://t.co/8bpPh3B3
— Katie Primm (@katiegp) September 6, 2012
And nothing gets past CNN’s Howard Kurtz.
Is there any evidence Dems were having trouble filling the stadium? Some tweeps seem to think the rain thing was an excuse.
— HowardKurtz (@HowardKurtz) September 6, 2012
Oh, honey, bless your heart. Again.
What will media do now?
Oh nooooes. The rain just stopped in Charlotte? Quick, lapdoggies. Gather in rain prayer circle. Praaaaay! http://t.co/ulXTyH8v
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) September 6, 2012
By the way, lapdogs, what happened to this?
RT @GOP FLASHBACK: “Rain or shine, Obama to address Democratic convention outdoors” http://t.co/IODBjqc2 #DNC2012
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) September 6, 2012
Lot of "hail Obama" for stadium call after Charlotte rainstorm. But #DNC2012 said "rain or shine" & problem was potential lightning
— Toby Harnden (@tobyharnden) September 6, 2012
Exactly. Blue skies or rainy skies, it shouldn’t have mattered. But, you know, that whole size “issue.”
How far will the breathless reporting go? And will they soon have egg on their faces?
Hey can someone set up a live-cast of the skies in Charlotte during Obama's speech? I want to see the clear skies side-by-side with him.
— Ursus, Director of Weather and Banana Programming (@AceofSpadesHQ) September 6, 2012
Heh. Not allowed!
https://twitter.com/liars_never_win/status/243796354856534017
Oh, our aching sides.
Update: The ominous blue skies continue.
The Thunderstorms are sneaking in over Charlotte, disguised as a Carolina Blue Sky !! Good thing Obama moved inside !!
— Brian A FarRight (@PaddleLife1028) September 6, 2012
Beautiful, calm evening in Charlotte, skies opening blue and bright, perfect weather for an outdoor stadium speech. #BreitbartDNC #DNC
— Joel B. Pollak (@joelpollak) September 6, 2012
Nice to see a blue sky in Charlotte. #DNC2012 http://t.co/lqaOOEHK
— Nathan Butler (@CBJButler) September 6, 2012
That bright blue sky over Charlotte right now sure looks menacing! #DNC2012
— Amanda Terkel (@aterkel) September 6, 2012
Absolutely POURING in Charlotte right now. Glad Obama's speech was moved indoors. pic.twitter.com/Of647OTm
— Michael Deppisch (@deppisch) September 6, 2012
https://twitter.com/MattConnelly/status/243827561589796864
