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[Fred Sanders]

1. Passing on Reuters opinionated news comments to pillar the President, another on the wrong site?

Maybe registered here recently by mistake?

[SidDithers]

14. Registered again, is more likely...nt

Sid

[frazzled]

2. Riiiiight

In front of a "rowdy crowd of 8,000 people — plus an overflow crowd in a gym next-door."
http://www.newsobserver.com/2014/10/19/4247003_obama-moves-into-2014-campaign.html?rh=1

No mention in recently updated local coverage of people walking out. Besides, I walk out of symphony concerts that I adore the second the last note is played. Why? Otherwise it takes 30 minutes just to get out of the front door.

Nice try. Obama is wildly popular in Upper Marlboro:

Support for Obama still runs high in Democratic-leaning Maryland — and especially here in Prince George's County, Brown's home base. Roughly 65 percent of the county's population is African American, and roughly 9 in 10 voters here backed Obama in 2008.

Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/2014/10/19/4247003_obama-moves-into-2014-campaign.html?rh=1#storylink=cpy

[elleng]

4. THANK YOU, frazzled!

Am further south than Upper Marlboro, but sure doubted the OP!

AND has been a pretty chilly day here, in southern MD, lots of wind.

Fortunately the article includes this:


'Obama's help, or lack thereof, may not matter much to Brown, who is 11 points ahead of Republican opponent Larry Hogan, according to an average of polls by RealClearPolitics.'

[NYC_SKP]

18. I'm quite sure that this report and reporter are, to be kind, full of poo.

Regardless of whom is in office, people rarely walk out on the holder of the highest office.

It's simply so unlikely as to be worthy of ridicule.

[elleng]

24. Quite right, SKP.

[babylonsister]

3. Makes me wonder what your agenda is. nt

[tabasco]

5. So, you're scared of the black President too

Interesting stuff, yo.

[elleng]

10. and the possible black governor!

[malaise]

6. BS

More anti-Obama crap

[still_one]

7. Typical flamebait. Do you go out of your way to find negative articles about the President?

[lunasun]

8. Huh? Do you know where this took place in Md? Some folks like fantasy

[Wellstone ruled]

9. Hear we go again.

Wake the F--- up,Reuters is owned by the Moomies,Geese. And to top off another really POS source,how about Thompson Reuters Market News the official news source of Wall Street. And you wonder why we get misleading stories. The fix is in..

[Fred Sanders]

21. Consider the source, the news aggregators are total tools of right wing agitprop dressed up to

appear not to be a pigs ear.

[onenote]

30. If you're going to attack a news organization for its inaccuracy

you should endeavor to be accurate yourself.

I have no doubt that the story in Reuters is slanted and irresponsible journalism.

But Reuters isn't owned by the Moonies. That's UPI.

You might want to edit your post in that regard.

[elleng]

34. Reuters is not owned by 'Moomies.'

http://about.reuters.com/sitemap.asp

[Cartoonist]

11. BS

No mention in the article about how GW was shunned by his whole party. Think they'll have him speak at their convention in 2016? Even if Jeb is the nominee? Obama is always mobbed by happy people wherever he goes. Articles like this are jsut another example of the adage, tell a lie often enough . . .

[SidDithers]

12. FUD'ers gotta FUD...

Sid

[Hekate]

32. LOL! Love your Bat-signal, Sid!

[AverageJoe90]

40. Oooooh, you wascawwy wabbit! xD

(Sorry, Sid, couldn't resist the pun. )

[Baitball Blogger]

13. Right-wingers are pushing the meme that "even his own people don't like him."

Which is bullshit propaganda.

[Trajan]

15. You're still here ?

Why ? ...

[JI7]

28. its election year

[Kingofalldems]

16. Looks like a big Fail from over here.

[RKP5637]

17. ... hmmmm. I wonder. n/t

[MineralMan]

19. bullshityo.

You're transparent with this. Whassupwithatyo?

[narnian60]

20. Hahaha.

Good one.

[lpbk2713]

22. Heckler? That's their job.

They follow candidates around from one engagement to the next.
This one just happened to be there when Obama was there. If
there were any pics of the heckler I'm sure this would be fairly
easy to prove.

[sheshe2]

23. Hmmmm~

[pinboy3niner]

25. LOL!

Looks like Skittles--The Early Years.

[AverageJoe90]

41. Careful there, Pinboy.....she might KICK YOUR ASS. =p

[mfcorey1]

26. Scarystuffyo matches your op. Crap! eom

[calimary]

27. Hey, let's all keep on focusing on the negative, 'eh, reuters? Screw this.

I stand by my President. PROUDLY. And for those who "may" have walked out, well, they probably cling to limbaugh, Pox Noise, and that-guy-whose-name-rhymes-with-VANITY.

[sheshe2]

29. I stand by my President as well calimary! PROUDLY~

Ef*** the noise of Reuters.

[madokie]

31. I stand by my President also

President Obama likes everyone no matter where they're from or who they vote for. He's above the petty

[riversedge]

33. Great photo--at the Reuters site though

http://s2.reutersmedia.net/resources/r/?m=02&d=20141019&t=2&i=984724660&w=&fh=&fw=&ll=700&pl=378&r=LYNXNPEA9I0DD

[elleng]

35. Yes, great photo,

and this is about Reuters. This 'story' comes on an 'off' day for them.

http://about.reuters.com/sitemap.asp

[Stallion]

36. Right a "Rowdy" Crowd of 8,000 showed Plus Overflow

in adjoining building and picture shows full house. Sure all these people decided to walk out after taking time to attend. when is the last time a Republican drew 8,000+ to anything

[vanlassie]

37. Yo.

[UTUSN]

38. Is this a "concern"?!1 n/t

[BKH70041]

39. You've got to know your audience better.

That was your main mistake when posting this news story. You've got to wait until a Republican is president before you post an article like this. Not only will it then be accepted as the 100% truth, but those who walked out will be hailed as heroes.

[geek tragedy]

42. slow day under the bridge? nt