The Associated Press reported today that journalists are split over Barack Hussein Obama. "When Barack Obama ascends the stage Sunday at the Unity journalism convention, fresh from an exhaustively chronicled overseas tour, he will face a surprisingly divided audience. Not on the subject of whether Obama should be president — [but] whether the underlying current of enthusiasm for Obama's historic candidacy should be constrained or allowed to spill forth on live television . . . "
"Barack Obama is the Jackie Robinson of our era . . . There's no getting around that, there's no asking people not to respond to that," one journalist gushed.
The people need to know how we feel about the candidates because they look up to us; we shape their opinons.
Basically, the journalists are divided over whether to be open and blatent in their support for Obama or whether they should strive to appear neutral!
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