In 2008 and after the election, the campaign of President
Barack Obama was widely hailed for its mastery of social media and its
sophistication in the digital space.
This year, once
again, Team Obama is falling back on the excellent digital and social media
capabilities it demonstrated back in 2008…and it’s not working.
The primary reason Obama won in 2008 was not the campaign’s
mastery of digital media and
technology. It was the
message. Hopeful, optimistic,
bipartisan. Four years later it’s
hopeless, pessimistic and extremely partisan.
There is no way out for Team Obama now. Soon the mainstream media will start to
recognize the foolish and outrageous dishonesty of the Obama administration,
just so they can’t be accused of being the last to know.
Nobody wants to be CNN now.
So unless Axelrod and Plouffe are really magicians (you can
only use misdirection so much), the Obama campaign message will increasingly
seem removed from reality and relevance.
Sooner or later mainstream media will have to recognize the
writing on the wall.
Or they—and their content—will continue to be increasingly
ignored.
By the end of Campaign 2012, President Barack Obama will be fully
revealed for what he is.
King trumps President.
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