Or "Teleprompter Of The United States".
The photo is from from Reuters Gallery. I saw it on Drudge Report.
"A teleprompter obscures U.S. President Barack Obama as he speaks during a campaign event at Capital University in Cleveland, Ohio August 21, 2012. Obama is on a two-day campaign trip to Ohio, Nevada and New York. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque"
(Wow, Reuters... TOTUS got major.)
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I prefer posotus.
Hehehe....good one, anon.
lol ^^
Do people really think this president is the only one to use a teleprompter? I don't get it. Do they really think Obama is worse at speaking off the cuff than that master of mangled English George W. Bush? Bush would freely admit his tendency toward Bushisms and make a little joke. I wondered when I first saw this site why a list of Obama Czars was there, as if having czars was a new and alarming thing -- I remember them from the seventies, they've been around for decades. Now I can't trust the information here, someone who falls for this sort of silly propaganda cannot be trusted. I'm very disappointed.
Anon above, tell that to Reuters.
Anon at 8:22PM, I wasn't writing this blog when Georgie Bush was the Prez. If I were, I would have had Georgie's Czars at the top of the page and laughing at him every single post.
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