Why Does CNN Have NO Coverage of Barak Hussein Obama’s Admission That Took Cocaine?
Question by karlkalisnikov: Why Does CNN Have NO Coverage Of Barak Hussein Obama’s Admission That Took Cocaine?
I went to www.cnn.com and did a CNN site search for “obama cocaine” and got NO results. I tried some variations but found NOTHING. Why aren’t they reporting this? Are they afraid it would “blow” his chances?
If you think CNN did cover it, then please post the link from their website.
Best answer:
Answer by joemammysbigguns
He’s black, it’s not a story that he took cocaine when he was younger.
Now, Rush Limbaughs doctor shopping and oxycontin abuse – that was news!!
Answer by thequeenreigns
The admission is in his books. He at least told the truth unlike the lying scuzzball in the White House.
Maybe if you would read a book once in a while you would
know that.
CNN spoke about it on Anderson Cooper 360 on 2/9/07
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0702/09/acd.01.html
It was also discussed in his interview on 60 Minutes 2/10/07. You can find it on page 4 of the transcript
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/02/09/60minutes/main2456335.shtml
He was up front which is a rarity now a days, maybe the dry drunk in the White House could take a few lessons.
Maybe if you would not try to sound byte your way through life you would have found it.
So much for the liberal media
What do you think? Answer below!
Man's body, crack cocaine found at home of former Orleans County psychiatrist
Filed under: doctors who abuse cocaine
Police have charged Dr. William Lewek of Rochester, a licensed psychiatrist, with tampering with physical evidence and possession of drugs with intent to sell them. … His family told the newspaper Straton had battled with substance abuse issues … Read more on Buffalo News
Brain scientist says drug policies need to change
Filed under: doctors who abuse cocaine
Drug policy is a far greater problem than illegal drugs, says Dr. Carl Hart, a brain scientist, author and federal government adviser. Hart delivered that uncomfortable message Friday … He sits on the National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse for the … Read more on Dallas Morning News