Comments on: How Obama Can Win Over The Media

MarketWatch Media Columnist Explains What Obama Must Do To Become America's "Communicator-In-Chief"

[jlt14]

The only problem he is going to have is the task of removing the lips of the media from his hindquarters.

[caldodge]

Next on CBS News: "How Obama can win over blacks and left-wing professors"

Wait, is this The Onion? This is funny stuff!

[downthemidl]

LMAO infinity.

[jlt14]

THe only problem the "President-Elect" will face is trying to remove the lips of the media from his hindquarters.

[jlt14]

THe only problem the "President-Elect" will face is trying to remove the lips of the media from his hindquarters.

[jlt14]

Are these people serious? The only problem "President-Elect Obama" will have is trying to remove the lips of the media from his hindquarters.

The first press conference was all we needed to see. No one - NO ONE- even snickered at that facetious, arrogant "President-Elect" seal!

[jlt14]

Are these people serious? The only problem "President-Elect Obama" will have is trying to remove the lips of the media from his hindquarters.

The first press conference was all we needed to see. No one - NO ONE- even snickered at that facetious, arrogant "President-Elect" seal!

[platteman]

Had any Republican nominee ever said something like the great obama did about Nancy Regan, all of you in the liberal media, CBS, NBC, CNN, NYT, MSNBC,ABC would have jumped all over them faster than flies to horse poop. Yet you all give him a pass and don''t say or react to what he said while trashing Nancy Regan and many times he invoked the name of Ronald Regan. All of you suck.

[cdfoxtrot5]

If it''s true President Obama won over the media, it''s because he''s a breath of fresh air after the embarrassing english language disaster that was George Bush. Plus, Obama actually gives press conferences, unlike the moron-in-chief who only gave them when he absolutely had to, to win a vote, or gain public acceptance of yet another bone-headed initiative.