Call me skeptical, but in my opinion, the President is MILKING this
hurricane.
I fully expect the President to make several UNNECESSARY appearances on the
tube between now and Wednesday.
So he's cancelled his campaign events and replaced them with storm updates
covered by all the networks. Heck...he's given more updates today than the hosts
on the Weather Channel.
If I had been advising Romney, I would have told him to keep his rallies
schedule today and tomorrow as planned. He's not getting the FREE "UNNECESSARY" MEDIA COVERAGE that the President
is and will be getting throughout the next few days.
The difference between What Romney would have done in this same situation
differently than the President is like night and day. Romney would not have
made his efforts in storm preparation, ALL ABOUT HIM...LIKE PRESIDENT OBAMA IS.
Romney would have done all that would need to be done, BEHIND THE SCENES...OUT
OF SIGHT. UNLIKE Obama, he's not one to toot his own horn.
These appearances by the President are NOTHING MORE than an effort to
boost his favorability numbers with the the voters in the lead up to next
week.
Hey Mr. President...where were all your weather event appearances during
other weather events over the past 4 years?
It's to bad you weren't this available and easy to find during the gulf oil
spill. But then again, there was no re-election approaching at that time as
there is now....was there?
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This is exactly what I've been thinking.
All your points are well taken. But it's too late to matter. People can't stand the sound of Obama's voice anymore. Weatherman or President--his credentials are a blank slate. I, too, am disappointed in the cancelling of Romney's political rallies on Mon-Tues. But he had no choice. He would have become the lead negative story of every broadcast, every hour, across the country. Why give this to the MSM? They're in panic mode. "Sandy, maybe Sandy, will save our guy at the last minute." Mitt, Ryan, and Team need to keep working the battleground States on Tuesday. Just do it in a different way--and come roaring back on Wednesday. Mitt can pull it off, the whole thing.
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