Stop the presses! NPR, that insightful group of news giants that are paid salaries with our tax dollars has endorsed a candidate for President in 2012. American Idol will have to find someone else to MC the show as Ryan Seacrest has what it takes to hold a major office in the United States federal government, like, according to NPR, President.
This morning NPR did two ‘stories’ back to back; the first was about Sarah Palin. According to NPR her only claim to fame is running unsuccessfully for Vice President and writing one book.
The second ‘story’ was about that darling of Hollywood, that intellectual giant - Ryan Seacrest - who works tirelessly 36 hours a day 9 days a week. NPR glowed about how well he introduces people. He introduces Hollywood stars at the Golden Globe Awards, the talented and un on American Idol, and lets not forget the way he introduces oldies but goodies on his radio show.
Does this mean NPR feels Obama is a one term President? Or does NPR think Ryan can win the Democrat nomination over Obama? Oh, wait a minute! What? Do they know? Someone might want to tell them that Ryan just might not want to be a Democrat presidential candidate – unless he changes parties – being a big supporter of, dare I say the name aloud, George W. Bush.
So NPR you will just have to spend more tax dollars in trying to find an Obama alternative to keep Sarah and her Conservative ideas out of Washington, D.C. political life. After all, all she knows how to do is to run for office and write books.
p.s. As a recommendation, NPR, you might want to keep you thoughts to yourselves on what are good job qualifications for holding the office of President of the United States. President Obama might take exception since he has less elective office experience than Sarah...but he has written more books.
This morning NPR did two ‘stories’ back to back; the first was about Sarah Palin. According to NPR her only claim to fame is running unsuccessfully for Vice President and writing one book.
The second ‘story’ was about that darling of Hollywood, that intellectual giant - Ryan Seacrest - who works tirelessly 36 hours a day 9 days a week. NPR glowed about how well he introduces people. He introduces Hollywood stars at the Golden Globe Awards, the talented and un on American Idol, and lets not forget the way he introduces oldies but goodies on his radio show.
Does this mean NPR feels Obama is a one term President? Or does NPR think Ryan can win the Democrat nomination over Obama? Oh, wait a minute! What? Do they know? Someone might want to tell them that Ryan just might not want to be a Democrat presidential candidate – unless he changes parties – being a big supporter of, dare I say the name aloud, George W. Bush.
So NPR you will just have to spend more tax dollars in trying to find an Obama alternative to keep Sarah and her Conservative ideas out of Washington, D.C. political life. After all, all she knows how to do is to run for office and write books.
p.s. As a recommendation, NPR, you might want to keep you thoughts to yourselves on what are good job qualifications for holding the office of President of the United States. President Obama might take exception since he has less elective office experience than Sarah...but he has written more books.
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