Reply #3: Silly and missing the fact that various things were constantly repeated

[karynnj]

For example, we were told in both 2000 and 2004 what a personable, likeable regular guy Bush was. But then after Katrina, we were told his STAFF was so concerned that he would become furious and angry that they didn't tell him NO was in the middle of disaster. Bush, to me, sounded inexplicably angry whenever he spoke - that he is a nasty angry man is no surprise.

We've had way too many threads where a response to a Kerry story or picture, has mentioned that it rebuts the aloof, distant weird image the media pinned to Kerry. His staff might find him demanding, but I seriously doubt they would avoid giving him bad news or fear that he would do anything but calmly start working on the problem.

That this was written in Pittsburg, they probably expect the reader to know the type of person Teresa is and they know how she was slandered.

The big problem is that they almost imply that there was something in the people that led to the stereotypes, but it really was the media.