Hello again… T’is Monday f’sure…
And we begin the second week of President Obama’s first 100 days. Kind of an artificial landmark by most lights… but the media is determined to use it. So… here we go. It’s a somewhat rocky beginning. The State Department is off to a slightly delayed commencement – but Treasury begins the day still stuck at the starting gate… although that will probably be remedied before the day’s over.
What does all this mean? I happen to think the mainstreamers are a bit embarrassed by their very obviously one sided and open preference for Mr. Obama through a *very* long campaign. Now that it’s over there’s a sort of bounce-back in coverage rather akin to having discovered the cute little kid’s hand is in the “Not At All Un-Biased” cookie jar after all. But let’s leave that behind … there are more serious things at hand.
One thing the President and his Cabinet worry about is a replay of the campaign ad of who will answer the 3AM call from
One would expect caution – but it appears caution is in short supply because of the overwhelming need to meet the critically high expectations which have mushroomed. I was listening to BBC people talking with their European counterparts… and they all are wearing double thick lenses of a very rosy tint. I don’t wish them ill… but perhaps a sip of caution or an expression of modest concern would be in order.
Meantime… I find Toles major cartoonist at the Washington Post – along with the paper’s columnist named, Froomkin, have both fallen suddenly silent at the end of last week… Somebody moved their target labeled GWB… and they have forgotten how to skewer any other – or so it seems.
Have a GREAT week!
Cordially, IN HIM
Jack
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