Yesterday, I showed you how Slate's Dave Weigel and NBC's Peter Alexander worked together to journOlist away the Romney campaign's compelling and troubling evidence that the Obama White House has used billions in taxpayer dollars to pay off campaign supporters.
Today, I'm going to show you how the
media is protecting Barack Obama from paying a political price, not only
for these alleged payoffs, but also for Obama's off-teleprompter
statement in which he said, "If you got a business, you didn’t build
that -- somebody else made that happen."
On offense, the Romney campaign had
hoped to capitalize on the President's VERY revealing statement with a
conference call this morning. The call was led by Governor John Sununu,
who was joined by four small business owners -- all of whom were furious
over Obama's thoughtless comments.
Now, if you read and watch the same corrupt news outlets
I do, all you've read or been told about this 30-minute call is that
Sununu said he wished that Obama, "would learn how to be an American."
To be clear, I don’t expect the media
to NOT cover what Sununu said. Even Breitbart News led with it. But now
the media is intentionally using the Sununu comment as an excuse to bury
the rest of Romney's message and to attack Romney and Republicans in
general. As an example, MSNBC and Ben Smith's anti-gay political site, Buzzfeed Politics, are using the Sununu comment to resurrect the "birthers."
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