Thought the State of the Union was Meh? You're not drinking the Kool-Aid-video

[Stephanie]

Thrills up all their legs...grown ups worshipping the ground someone walks on, is not pretty...this is YOUR media people even though nearly 60% of you disapproves of Obama


SNIP:

BY: David Rutz
January 29, 2014 3:58 pm

Consider the Left easily impressed.

Some of the commentary from Democrats and MSNBC and CNN’s commentators on President Obama’s tepid State of the Union address was beyond over-the-top.

Sen. Barbara Boxer (D., Calif.) was almost breathless, calling the speech “great” three separate times. MSNBC’s Chris Matthews said it was “masterful,” with Rev. Al Sharpton copying his commentary just minutes later. Ed Schultz, among other media cheerleaders, gushed about its “uplifting” tone and Obama’s “stellar” demeanor.

[ame=http://youtu.be/oJRRuLYrDSQ]Obama's Fanboys - YouTube[/ame]

all of it here
Obama's Fanboys | Washington Free Beacon

 

[blastoff]

There's a reason the comrades at MSNBC always refer to their SOTU coverage as GCJF night.

There's a reason for Group Circle Jerk Festival night's ratings too.

 

[KevinWestern]

Thrills up all their legs...grown ups worshipping the ground someone walks on, is not pretty...this is YOUR media people even though nearly 60% of you disapproves of Obama


SNIP:

BY: David Rutz
January 29, 2014 3:58 pm

Consider the Left easily impressed.

Some of the commentary from Democrats and MSNBC and CNN’s commentators on President Obama’s tepid State of the Union address was beyond over-the-top.

Sen. Barbara Boxer (D., Calif.) was almost breathless, calling the speech “great” three separate times. MSNBC’s Chris Matthews said it was “masterful,” with Rev. Al Sharpton copying his commentary just minutes later. Ed Schultz, among other media cheerleaders, gushed about its “uplifting” tone and Obama’s “stellar” demeanor.

Obama's Fanboys - YouTube

all of it here
Obama's Fanboys | Washington Free Beacon

No offense, but you mine as well tell us the sun is hot or the earth is round.

MSNBC is always generally very supportive or Democrats, and Fox is always generally very supportive of Republicans. It's just the way of things.