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Media silent as Obama tells fainting supporters to get help from 'paralegals'

According to CBS News White House correspondent Mark Knoller, Obama told supporters there were "paralegals" available to help those who felt weak from the heat.

"Catching his mistake," Knoller tweeted, Obama corrected himself and told the crowd, "you don't need lawyers."

"Yes, we do need lawyers to help US opt out of Ocare penalties-turned taxes (sic)," responded Sarah Nelson.

"Obama, meaning to say paramedics are available if anyone feels weak, says "paralegals" are around. Crowd laughs along with him," tweeted Roanoke Times Live.

Gehrke reported that in total, "21 people received medical treatment at the event and one person was taken to a local hospital, out of a crowd of 3,040. It was about 75 degrees in Roanoke this evening."

"We doubt the mainstream media will make a big deal. (Zero coverage, so far.) Hey, everyone makes mistakes, right? But can you imagine the uproar if Sarah Palin had made a gaffe like this?" a post at Twitchy asked.

"It’s a good thing his last name isn’t Bush," Jim Hoft wrote at the Gateway Pundit.

A Google search at the time of this writing found that the gaffe has gone unreported by the so-called "mainstream media," known here as the "Democrat-media complex."

Gaffes like this are nothing new for the man Newsweek once called the "god of all things."

"How's it going, Sunshine?" he once asked while campaigning in Sunrise, Florida before the 2008 election.

"In case you missed it, this week, there was a tragedy in Kansas. Ten thousand people died -- an entire town destroyed," he once said about a Kansas tornado that killed 12 people.

It's no wonder that an overwhelming majority believe the media is biased and unethical.

mallory Respected Neighbor USA 3461 Posts	Yeh......sure...... Nothing better? More recent? July 15th 2012 Report Reply

mallory Respected Neighbor USA 3461 Posts	"Glenn Kessler, the auther, is a fact checker that doen't always get his facts straight." Neither do you Miss Stanley's or Miss Nitrogen in the Gulf! True, I have been mistaken about facts but not about Stanley and the Gulf Nitrogen. You still come back to those two where you demonstrated your extreme lack of knowledge and intelligence. Why? If I fumbled something that badly, I'd hope it would just go away. July 15th 2012 Report Reply
bigbrother Neighbor Muscatine, Iowa 6176 Posts	"Glenn Kessler, the auther, is a fact checker that doen't always get his facts straight." Neither do you Miss Stanley's or Miss Nitrogen in the Gulf! True, I have been mistaken about facts but not about Stanley and the Gulf Nitrogen. You still come back to those two where you demonstrated your extreme lack of knowledge and intelligence. Why? If I fumbled something that badly, I'd hope it would just go away. You still have not proved either; but I note your admission that you have been mistaken! We still calmy await....either.... BTW...remember.... I am a former Stanley consultant project employee and that I have drawn samples of Iowa's run-off water before. Unlike you. he he he. July 15th 2012 Report Reply
hiroad Respected Neighbor The Hilltop 5055 Posts	The "brilliant" one better stick to the teleprompter: Media silent as Obama tells fainting supporters to get help from 'paralegals' July 14, 2012 By: Joe Newby On Friday evening, over 20 people collapsed at a campaign event for President Obama in Roanoke, Virginia, Joel Gehrke reported at the Washington Examiner. According to CBS News White House correspondent Mark Knoller, Obama told supporters there were "paralegals" available to help those who felt weak from the heat. "Catching his mistake," Knoller tweeted, Obama corrected himself and told the crowd, "you don't need lawyers." "Yes, we do need lawyers to help US opt out of Ocare penalties-turned taxes (sic)," responded Sarah Nelson. "Obama, meaning to say paramedics are available if anyone feels weak, says "paralegals" are around. Crowd laughs along with him," tweeted Roanoke Times Live. Gehrke reported that in total, "21 people received medical treatment at the event and one person was taken to a local hospital, out of a crowd of 3,040. It was about 75 degrees in Roanoke this evening." "We doubt the mainstream media will make a big deal. (Zero coverage, so far.) Hey, everyone makes mistakes, right? But can you imagine the uproar if Sarah Palin had made a gaffe like this?" a post at Twitchy asked. "It’s a good thing his last name isn’t Bush," Jim Hoft wrote at the Gateway Pundit. A Google search at the time of this writing found that the gaffe has gone unreported by the so-called "mainstream media," known here as the "Democrat-media complex." Gaffes like this are nothing new for the man Newsweek once called the "god of all things." "How's it going, Sunshine?" he once asked while campaigning in Sunrise, Florida before the 2008 election. "In case you missed it, this week, there was a tragedy in Kansas. Ten thousand people died -- an entire town destroyed," he once said about a Kansas tornado that killed 12 people. It's no wonder that an overwhelming majority believe the media is biased and unethical. July 16th 2012 Report Reply

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