Say It Ain’t So… Obama Will Be Interviewed Live… during Sunday’s Super Bowl Pre-Game Show
Posted By Vicki McClure Davidson on February 6, 2010
More overexposure: Pres. Obama appears to be everywhere... now he'll be on Sunday's Super Bowl Pre-Game Show
For the love of Pete, is this man for real?
We can’t escape him for a single day, not even during the Super Bowl?? Nothing’s sacred anymore…
Barack H. Obama is like the overbearing guest who just never knows when to leave the party, even when the hosts are yawning and giving obvious hints that he needs to go home. What compels him to be such a media hog, to make everything — even the SUPER BOWL — about him?
From Politico: Couric interviewing Obama pre-Super Bowl:
With ABC landing the past three Obama interviews among the broadcast networks, CBS is now striking back.
Katie Couric, who’s been in the news already today, will interview President Obama live during Sunday’s Super Bowl pre-game show, according to the network.
Unbelievable.
Jim at Gateway Pundit sums it up… Obama Can’t Resist – Will Appear on TV Super Bowl Sunday:
He just can’t help it.
Figures that CBS’s very own ratings-killing “Marie Antoinette,” Obama’s peppiest, most clueless cheerleader Katie Couric, will be conducting the interview.
Yeah, I feel this way, too… Comment posted by Espresso Logic – The 6th SenseNo Gravatar at Gateway Pundit:
I feel like “Alex” in “A Clockwork Orange”. The scene where they put the brackets on his eyelids so he can’t stop watching.
ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
We’ll be at a fun-filled Super Bowl party at my sister and brother-in-law’s home tomorrow. Guess I’ll be hanging out by the grill during the pre-game show to keep up my party spirit and reduce my gagging reflex.
In conclusion, these six words: “What if Bush had done this?”
Related reading:
The Underground Conservative: Here, There And Everywhere
Frugal Café Blog Zone: It’s Always Showtime in the White House… Obama’s Continual Media Blitz (op-ed cartoons) and Pres. Obama Appears to Still Be Everywhere… but He’s Ducking the WH Press Corps and Mr. President — Try for Less TV, Fewer Excuses and Overexposed & Overhyped: Too Much Obama in Prime-Time
Blog de KingShamus: Do we really need to see an Obama interview during the Super Bowl?
Flopping Aces: Sunday Funnies
Token Conservative: The Overexposed President
GayPatriot: Was CBS wrong to reject gay dating site’s Super Bowl ad? and The Day Obama Became “Old News”
The Black Sphere Blog: Obama Losing Luster?
Washington Times: ‘Overexposed’ Obama begins to duck the WH press corps
Moonbat Patrol: Obama’s Plan, Sell The Smile, Detract, Confuse, Media Blitz A Ploy To Kill Momentum Against Health Care Plan
Philip Klein, American Spectator: Obama’s Media Blitz Doesn’t Help Approval Rating
Baltimore Sun Forum: Is Obama on TV too much?
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Billboards depicting Joseph Stalins’ image aren’t too far removed from what this socialist is doing.
I’m waiting for the congress to commission a monument to the dork on the Washington Mall.
Hey,… make some room here, we don’t need Lincoln anymore !
Vicki, this goes beyond narcissistic, I am beginning to believe he has a mental flaw that will not allow him to accept the fact that his popularity is in the tank, and he had better change course, at least moderate the course to a degree.
Desperation is obvious.
Desperate people tend to make mistakes.
I believe we are witnessing the above.
I know what you mean… this behavior of his goes beyond pushing his leftist agenda. I think it is a grim character flaw, one of always needing applause and positive attention, perhaps bordering neurosis. And I agree – the desperation these days is obvious.
I’ll just have to read the recap of his interview online tonight or tomorrow – I intend to be FAR from the TV set during the “Obama-rama Show” during the Super Bowl. If he mentions that we need “diversity on the football field,” I think I’ll scream.
Great Post!…