CNN Smears Obama - CNN MAKING NEWS - INSTEAD OF REPORTING NEWS

CNN's Jessica Yellin has raised questions about Obama on the question of troop withdrawals in Iraq. CNN's Jessica Yellin asks: "...whether the Senator is backing off his promise to remove troops from Iraq..."

Yellin continues, "...when he visits Iraq for the first time in two years he may find reasons to question his own pledge."

Yellin continues: Things have improved. Violence is down. Experts say the surge is working. Senator McCain supported the surge and Senator Obama opposed it. Quote: "These days the Senator is emphasizing a DIFFERENT message on Iraq."

Cut in to Senator Obama: "We must be as Careful getting out of Iraq as we were Careless getting in."

In July 2007, Obama said the following words, and I quote the Senator exactly: "At this point, I think we can be as careful getting out as we were careless getting in." (Unquote)

Barack Obama said the same thing.

EXACTLY - SAME WORDS - THERE IS NO CHANGE IN THE MESSAGE was the SAME MESSAGE ONE YEAR AGO. AND IT WAS ON CNN...CNN...CNN

HOW COULD CNN HAVE "FORGOTTEN" SO SOON?

It's a nice, catchy phrase, sweet, simple, easy to remember because it is a phrase that has rhyme, rhythm, alliteration and metaphor. It's an unforgettable phrase:

"We Must Be As Careful Getting Out As We Were Careless Getting In.""

The phrase can be remembered both in a literal and figurative sense, as the obvious sexual connotations of getting "IN" and getting "OUT" serve to evoke powerful visual imagery...

CNN and Jessica Yellin owe Obama an apology for the "Smear".

I wonder to myself, "How many people in the USA and around the world use CNN as their sole source of news information?

The Smear could possibly even now be deeply planted in the minds of millions of people...

Main Stream Media - We Are Watching...

******* Seven Stars for JedReport - First to catch and attack the smear!

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Nothing could be further from the truth. OBAMA has not flip-flopped, no new emphasis...