Obama breaks another record!

According to a new Rasmussen reports poll—only 22% of Americans strongly
approve of the job President Obama is doing as president. That’s the lowest
in his presidency. 41% strongly disapprove—a 19 point gap. Overall his
approval is floundering at only 45 percent while 54 percent disapprove.

And all of this with a level of support from the press that a Republican
could only dream of. Remember the complaints about George W Bush? He was
barely paying attention to what was going on. He was always on vacation
playing golf. It was so prominent that Michael Moore made Bush playing golf
the trailer of Fahrenheit 9-11.

Yet—in the first 9 months of his first term—Obama had already played as much
golf as Bush had in almost 3 years. The media? Largely silent. Maybe they
were being quiet so that they wouldn’t disturb the President’s drive on the
5th hole. Shhhhhhhhh.

But President Obama doesn’t only set records on the links (and of course, in
spending.) Let’s go back to the Bush administration again. Throughout his
presidency we were told by the media that his administration was far too
closed. There was no access to the president. He just wouldn’t face
reporters.

Fast forward to Obama.  He has now broken George W Bush’s record —and has
gone 216 days without a formal press
conference<http://washingtontimes.com/news/2010/feb/22/obama-tops-bushs-record-for-putting-reporters-on-h/?feat=home_headlines>
. The last one he had? Remember the disaster of the “police acted stupidly”
press conference?  Now, I guess if that were my last press conference, I
might go 216 days without another too. But, where is the press on this? I
know they don’t care about being fair to conservatives, but shouldn’t they
at least be concerned about being treated fairly themselves?

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