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The MSM has been self-flagellating for a couple of days now and one can almost hear them starting to chant in unison that they failed to thoroughly check out Obama and to give the public the facts that it needs to make an informed choice in the election booth.

There is plenty of available information about Obama if one digs just a little but the media refused to either seek it or to publish it.

Why?

Leftist journalists outnumber the rightest ones by around fifty five to one.

However they still had a job to do and they didn’t do it.

The bottom line is, does Obama have connections to communist groups?

Of course he has and they are indisputable!

For info, check -> The New Party.

Does he have connections to Jihad and the Muslim Brotherhood.

Of course he has and they are indisputable.

For info, check The Muslim Brotherhood.

Did he intentionally try to cover up his footsteps. And how!

For info check -> Obama And The Missing Paper Trail.

There is even a letter in Forbes today entitled ‘A Message From The Mainstream Media’ wherein the journalist expresses remorse that he and his colleagues failed to do their job.

Most Obama supporters will now vote for him whilst having almost no idea about who is is or what he stands for.

If he’s elected he may turn out to be the most wonderful thing since sliced bread but shouldn’t people have been given the facts so that they could make an informed choice and didn’t have to gamble?

If Obama loses, it might also be in part because of the MSM’s failure.

Many people may decide at the last moment that they cannot vote for a candidate that they know so little about.

Obama carefully concealed his past and his intentions for which there is also a price to pay, but who will pay it?

Mike

November 09 2008 – Recent figures for the national news media from a study by the ‘Project for Excellence in Journalism, found that from June 9, when Clinton dropped out of the race, until Nov. 2, 66 percent of the campaign stories were about Obama compared with 53 percent for McCain; some stories featured both. The project also calculated that in that time, 57 percent of the stories were about the horse race and 13 percent were about issues.

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