Surely, the post-Rahm, post-Axelrod, Daley/Plouffe Obama, reflecting their new slogan above, has got a lot more cool.
Continue Readingit's clear the Administration is only too happy to pose Obama with Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg. It reinforces Obama's star power and aligns him with the cutting edge.
Continue ReadingThis shot, in contrast, emphasizes how much Team Obama has gotten its visual spin down following the mid-term recallibration. It also illustrates how much of the mindshare Obama has been capturing, at every opportunity, from the center-right.
Continue ReadingWhat this WH "photo of the day" does do, in big bold letters (also documenting a complete pivot in the populist direction once Team Obama left the Chamber and stepped into Lafayette Square), is drive home the singular message of the re-calibrated White House.
Continue ReadingWith the President pressing Mubarak to begin "an orderly transition" from power, however, is this Reuters photo illustrating a Reuters article actually calling out Obama for sanctimony?
Continue ReadingAs Obama simultaneously hits the field for the term's second half, kicks off the campaign and also morphs into a Chamber of Commerce man, I'm loving these shots from his GE photo-op (in which, while in Schenectady, he cut Paul Volker in exchange for Chairman Immelt).
Continue ReadingIs it just me, or is this Administration projecting all kinds of confidence right now?
Continue ReadingThere were a lot of strong photos from Obama’s day in Tucson and the memorial service where he delivering the most tone-perfect and powerful speech/sermon since his campaign address on race. What I’m looking at most carefully though, and what I’m most curious about also, are signs and evidence...
Continue ReadingIn spite of the goodwill ceremony, what makes the photo an object of interest is the tension in seeing Assange and Obama side-by-side as if being paraded into a boxing arena.
Continue ReadingAfter the hammering Obama, Pelosi and the Dems took in early November, it's hard to imagine the lighthearted scenes of the past two days.
Continue ReadingTouted as a major Friday afternoon White House PR surprise aimed at pulling wavering Dems into the fold on "the great GOP Tax fold/compromise," did Clinton provide any new argument or "substantive anything" to validate his presence in the WH Press Room?
Continue ReadingIn the early days (see #1), I was convinced that Obama's passion for crossing the aisle was mostly strategic. I don't believe that anymore.
Continue ReadingGood luck trying to reach past "support the troops" to say anything about what's going on outside that hanger.
Continue ReadingIf Bush was more committed to AIDS than Obama is, it's all the more reason why the big bow reads like a reflex action on the part of the Administration.
Continue ReadingWell, this morning we brought you the GOP's best foot forward. Tonight, we've got the Administration's view of the post-mid-term Obama - GOP power breakfast (with a little annotation from The Bag).
Continue ReadingOf course, nobody would go so far as to draw political symbolism from Obama getting his lip split open on the b-ball court today, would they?
Continue ReadingWhat the pardon ceremony says about Team Obama, and (what looks to us like) Madame Tussauds' preview of the 2011 Obama - Congress showdown.
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