Presidency v. Campaign

I am in the second plenary session of the day at the #Tomorrow13 President's conference.

Actually, I'm not. I'm sitting in common area watching on the big screen. It's much cooler, there's more space and there's definitely more light.

The speaker is President Obama's 2008 campaign manager, David Axelrod, and I could not think of a more appropriate time to post this picture.

In 2008, then-Senator Obama had no record and our corrupt media had no interest in vetting him. Therefore, he was a cipher; a thing upon which the world could gaze and pour their hopes and dreams into. With his empty prose and sketchy rhetoric about hope and change, Obama positioned himself to be whatever you wanted him to be.

And our compliant, biased, irresponsible, and dangerous media willfully aided and abetted that deception.

In 2008, The Cipher brought in a crowd estimated at 200,000. 

Wednesday, The Reality pulled in only around 4,500.

What a difference failure makes. Epic failure. Heh. 

P.S. Axelrod is going on and on about how the GM bailout was such a good thing and helped him carry Ohio. I think the 100%+ turnout in some Cleveland precincts had a lot more to do with that.

This conference has become much more Leftist. But it's still THE business networking event of the year, and I'm thrilled to be here.