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And the recurring theme that I'm hearing is the sense of unknowns surrounding Obama. I was wondering what Republicans were going to talk about after the election and I guess this is it.
How do you measure how "known about" a President actually is? I've heard the statement "Obama is the least known about President in the history of the US." and I'm just not sure how someone can come up with that statistic. What is it based on? A point system somewhere? I don't know.
The radios stations here are declaring that we know so little about him that its creepy. That's it was creepy that there was no one else on stage except him during his acceptance speech, that he seems to be a one man show, they even used the word "manipulative" when explaining his sense of discreteness.
I just don't see it. I don't know everything about Obama, much like I don't know everything about Mccain or Palin or even Biden. I'm just sure that if I had questions about Obama's history, or or about Obama's stance regarding political issues, that I could find answers to them. Is that naive?
How do you measure how "known about" a President actually is? I've heard the statement "Obama is the least known about President in the history of the US." and I'm just not sure how someone can come up with that statistic. What is it based on? A point system somewhere? I don't know.
The radios stations here are declaring that we know so little about him that its creepy. That's it was creepy that there was no one else on stage except him during his acceptance speech, that he seems to be a one man show, they even used the word "manipulative" when explaining his sense of discreteness.
I just don't see it. I don't know everything about Obama, much like I don't know everything about Mccain or Palin or even Biden. I'm just sure that if I had questions about Obama's history, or or about Obama's stance regarding political issues, that I could find answers to them. Is that naive?