Obamas Juggle Inaugural Balls Headline is Just The Start

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Apparently, there were balls involved, and the Obamas were juggling them. I doubt this is the first time anything freaky has gone down in the White House, but maybe the first time it was posted on CNN. But, it is not as weird as it sounds. Pres. Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama spend the evening on January 20th dancing at inaugural balls. CNN put up and quickly pull down the headline below about the Obamas juggling balls. Now "The Love Doctor" on Fox News is talking about Obama and Michelle’s love life and discussing their fisting technique. In a couple of weeks, there’s no doubt going to be an article about the Obamas tossing their first salad in the White House kitchen. Click on pictures to enlarge.

Here is the Love Doctor clip:

This is only day two!

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Us Weekly Magazine Blasted for Reporting Lies About Sarah Palin

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Fox News blasted Us Weekly for reporting false, slanted, and slanderous stories about Sarah Palin in their last issue below, while Us Weekly had a love affair with Barack Obama in their June 19 issue below. The bias at Us Weekly is so obvious. I watched the interview with the senior editor at Us today on Fox, who excused their poor reporting on not having enough time to check their lies facts. Maybe Us should have waited until the next issue, if they care about reporting fair and balanced news. Us Magazine is in trouble with subscribers angry over the below Us Weekly magazine cover. In fact, thousands are canceling their subscriptions.

And here is their Obama cover.

Us Weekly chose a rather caustic cover line (“Babies, Lies and Scandal”) is said to have lost thousands of subscribers in just the first 24 hours following the printing of the issue. “I’m hearing it’s 5,000, maybe more,” says one well-placed source in the industry. Another source claimed that as many as 10,000 readers have already canceled their subscriptions. A spokesperson for Wenner Media, which publishes Us, says “it is completely false that we are losing 10,000 subscribers.” As for the 5,000 estimate, the spokesperson only said “that is false, too,” but wouldn’t comment further. Below is the issue Us Weekly should have run, which should have been about Democrat Senator John Edwards who could have been Obama’s running mate if he had not lied about a love child, and affair that destroyed his political career.

Below is a T-Shirt that reads "I am Sarah Palin. Her story is my story." Click here to buy the shirt. Support Sarah who could be the first woman U.S. Vice President.

Now thats Hot!

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Bill O’Reilly Interview with Barack Obama on Fox News - Part 1

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While the Republican National Convention was taking place, Democrat Presidential candidate Barack Obama had a sit-down with Bill O’Reilly for what could be called the interview of the year. Bill O’Reilly finally got the chance to interview Barack Obama. Bill has been asking for a long time, and he’s airing the interview in multiple parts next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, so there will be more to come.

O’Reilly is as giddy as a little girl over his interview with Obama.

One particular part of Bill O'Reilly's interview with Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., has been getting a great deal of attention: Obama's new language that the surge of US troops in Iraq "succeed(ed) beyond our wildest dreams."

Here's the full exchange: LINK :

O’REILLY: I think you were desperately wrong on the surge, and I think you should admit it to the nation that now we have defeated the terrorists in Iraq, and the Al Qaeda came there after we invaded, as you know. We defeated them.

OBAMA: Right.

O’REILLY: If we didn't, they would have used it as a staging ground. We've also inhibited Iran from controlling the southern part of Iraq by the surge, which you did not support. So why won’t you say, "I was right in the beginning. I was wrong about that"?

OBAMA: If you listen to what I've said, and I'll repeat it right here on this show, I think that there’s no doubt that the violence is down. I believe that that is a testimony to the troops that were sent and General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker. I think that the surge has succeeded in ways that nobody anticipated, by the way, including President Bush and the other supporters. It has gone very well, partly because of the Anbar situation and the Sunni awakening, partly because of the Shia military. Look…

O’REILLY: But if it were up to you, there wouldn’t have been a surge.

OBAMA: Look…

O’REILLY: No, no, no, no.

OBAMA: No, no, no…

O’REILLY: If it were up to you, there wouldn’t have been a surge.

OBAMA: No, no, no.

O’REILLY: You and Joe Biden, no surge.

OBAMA: Hold on a second, Bill. If you look at the debate that was taking place, we had gone through five years of mismanagement of this war that I thought was disastrous. And the president wanted to double down and continue on an open-ended policy that did not create the kinds of pressure on the Iraqis to take responsibility and reconcile.

O’REILLY: But it worked. It worked. Come on.

OBAMA: Bill, what I've said is - I've already said it succeed beyond our wildest dreams.

O’REILLY: Why can't you say, "I was right in the beginning, and I was wrong about the surge"?

OBAMA: Because there's an underlying problem where what have we done. We have reduced the violence.

O’REILLY: Yes.

The Surge Success is a Problem for Obama

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