chestnut
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Does he have to be on T.V. every day.
I bet he has spent more time on the "campaign" since being elected, than doing his job.
He must really be feeling insecure of the way he wants to "fundamentally change" America.
How else can you explain nearly daily coverage of this person on T.V.?
Now he's going on David Letterman? Leno, Letterman?
Oh yeah, he skipped going on FOX. Probably didn't want to tough any hard questions. What a baby!
Letterman appearance latest for Obama media blitz
(AP) – 1 hour ago
NEW YORK — President Barack Obama is visiting David Letterman on Monday, part of a media blitz to sell his health care plan.
CBS says it would make the first visit ever by a sitting president to Letterman's "Late Show." Obama has appeared on Letterman's show five times before, the last during the campaign in September 2008.
The president is scheduled to visit Sunday morning talk shows this weekend on ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN. That's a highly unusual schedule, even for a president eager to get his message across throughout the media.
Obama will be the sole guest on Monday's "Late Show."
I bet he has spent more time on the "campaign" since being elected, than doing his job.
He must really be feeling insecure of the way he wants to "fundamentally change" America.
How else can you explain nearly daily coverage of this person on T.V.?
Now he's going on David Letterman? Leno, Letterman?
Oh yeah, he skipped going on FOX. Probably didn't want to tough any hard questions. What a baby!
Letterman appearance latest for Obama media blitz
(AP) – 1 hour ago
NEW YORK — President Barack Obama is visiting David Letterman on Monday, part of a media blitz to sell his health care plan.
CBS says it would make the first visit ever by a sitting president to Letterman's "Late Show." Obama has appeared on Letterman's show five times before, the last during the campaign in September 2008.
The president is scheduled to visit Sunday morning talk shows this weekend on ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN. That's a highly unusual schedule, even for a president eager to get his message across throughout the media.
Obama will be the sole guest on Monday's "Late Show."
