I'm usually pretty good at reading pictures, but I'm having trouble with this one.
Continue ReadingA humorous illustration of President Obama’s fabled love of order and attention to detail? A visual gesture to his everyman willingness to chip in and do the work himself? Maybe. But this month-old photo showed up yesterday morning on the White House Flickr Photostream amid a deluge of...
Continue ReadingThe unflattering photo takes aim at the President's gesture of solidarity with the locals. Using the look of the convenience store owner as a non-verbal editorial, the message is that the President is going through the motions.
Continue ReadingIf it was the first high-profile look of contrition we've seen from Obama, that's not to say it wasn't also a necessary and smart political display.
Continue ReadingCertainly, having Obama physically getting his hands on the oil and touching the problem was a smart thing. The scene looks deceptively simple, but these things are never that easy and obvious to get right.
Continue ReadingSixteen months now into his Presidency, how much does this expressive picture capture about Obama?
Continue ReadingThose watching at home had no trouble grasping the essence of this morsel, a stumbling empire feasting on celebrity culture.
Continue ReadingObama hits the road to kick off the '10 mid-term elections while, back in DC, the Dems paint the GOP as defenders of Wall Street.
Continue ReadingTimothy Fadek photographs Goldman Sachs CEO Blankfein
Continue ReadingIn the last round of "Obama vs. Wall Street," the financial guys don't look the worse for wear.
Continue ReadingWhy do the photos from the Anti-Nuke Summit make Obama look so small?
Continue ReadingA shot of Obama and Karzai ... before the President of Kabul burned down the breakfast club.
Continue ReadingIn two colorful photos, one of the Obamas during the White House Easter party, and the second, a Disney World hand out, we see America's powerful fantasy instincts spring to life.
Continue ReadingObama's Easter trip to church in South East Washington shines a brief and unusual light on a poor black urban community -- a slice of America that otherwise remains largely invisible.
Continue ReadingIf Obama is going to use a fighter plane to sell off-short drilling, is the media entitled to point the fighter at him to call him on it?
Continue ReadingThinking about it, it seems creepy The Economist would show Obama so beaten up after he scored such a decisive victory in the health care fight.
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