THIS is the big scoop that Breitbart supposedly had on Pres. Obama's college days?

[john dough]

This is what we get when the Fox crowd has nothing (again).

I would make up lies as well if my candidate could not win fair and square against the other party's candidate.

Even though there are people in the US that cannot stand Obama, there are many more that cannot stand ANY of the GOP candidates.

[Sam3]

I don't know about that, John. Even in this forum it's been mentioned that 40% of the voting public don't like Obama, and that the republican candidate needs to get 11% of independents to win. That doesn't sound promising for our current president. Especially if a lot of former supporters will not be voting because they disagree with some of his policies and "weakness" at standing up to Republicans.

[Black]

To summarize:
1) This again? Really?
2) That's all they got?

[$tevie]

This fiasco was the Al Capone's Vault of political reporting.

[Ted King]

Just out of curiosity, I checked to see what George W. Bush was up to when he was the same age as Obama was in this video. Turns out that that he was arrested for drunk driving and had his license suspended for two years. He had a history of being drunk and there's a good chance he was also taking some illegal drugs as well. Not that there's a lot to made of it, but I thought the contrast was interesting.

[Grace62]

And what was Mitt Romney doing in 1991? He'd just become CEO of Bain Capital.




I liked what Michael Shaw had to say about it. I hope he's right.
http://www.bagnewsnotes.com/

"First, in these uncertain times (and in contrast to Romney who the country is having the hardest time getting to know), it doesn't hurt that the Obama of twenty years ago -- in his tone, intelligence, humor and conviction -- sounds (and even looks) fantastically similar to the Obama of today. Not only does the video punctuate those qualities but it emphasizes to anyone paying attention just how consistent, durable and non-dangerous the President is.

Second, what the video documents is Obama's ability, even then, to elevate at the key moment and not just engage but captivate people's attention. (We'll see more of it, guaranteed, between now and November.)"

[john dough]

When not getting warm and cuddly with Hannity, when asked actually tough questions, this guy looks like a drowning man.

http://whitehouse.blogs.cnn.com/2012/03/...=allsearch

If this is the "bombshell" that was alluded to, I guess that I misinterpreted what a bombshell is; I thought that they actually did damage to the OTHER party.

This guy does not not know what he is talking about.