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I like Obama but am sick of seeing the (potential) most powerful man/men in the world appear on late night talk shows, self-denigrating skits, etc. in attempts to look "cool." It all started with Clinton and his saxophone...now it's an epidemic. Now we even have the ridiculous "Youtube" debates. I have to agree with Mitt Romney when he said the potential President of the United States is above being asked questions by an animated Snowman.
I don't know, number four is pretty awesome too.
I thought he already promised the nickel to Daley.
I think A2 is right--the candidates may see his a way to appeal to more voters and come across as more human, whatever the hell that means, but I think it is degrading to go about vote getting this way. The YouTube debates may have had some potential, but they have fallen flat and became embarassing to watch.
Then again, politicians been kissing babies and cutting ribbons and driving golden shovels in the ground for a while, so maybe nothing's really different. And some even offer free rides on mass transit.
candidates do what will get them votes. if anything, you should have a problem with the american public rather than the candidates for doing things like this. same goes for the smear campaigns that are the norm. though smear campaigns are nothing new
Magilla: OK, good point. We do live in a stupid society.
obama's pseudo appearing on letterman and letterman shaved -- did we solve the writer's strike when i wasn't looking? can obama show up on the daily show or colbert now?
this is old news man!
also, i sad to see that the clinton's + rezko picture is not plastered all over this site.
the strike isn't solved. a couple of small production companies, such as Letterman's WorldWidePants, made agreements with the WGA. The major production companies are still not working with the WGA.
It's all about the Internet...which is a series of tubes!