Calling All Actors - To Be Obama Town Hall Audience!!

The foregoing title is not a joke!  It really is happening!  Look at this page from backstage.com.  It's the October 7th entry, advertising for a "special" MTV-broadcast affair on October 14th.  Since I'm not a subscriber, I cannot see the rest of the advertisement.  However, resistnet was able to get to it; read it.  Don't you just love the line where they want to "ensure that the audience represents diverse interests and political views" by asking those of the applicants?  C'mon now!  If they were truly interested in "diversity", they wouldn't ask that question - or do they think everyone just jumped off the cabbage truck?  Not only that, but the applicant must submit a "recent" picture.  C'mon, now!  The Messiah needs diversity -the appearance of diversity, that is!  If the Obama cartel is openly getting actors for this "town hall", why should we not think that they've been doing this all along?

Let's think back to last week's "town hall" at Bowie State!  Weren't some things about that event simply odd?  Why did all those people "faint", in a manner reminicient of the swoonings during Obama's campaign tours?  Is it ever so slightly possible that some people were directed to "faint", to demonstrate that the Messiah Most Miserable could still wow a crowd?

How about that "heckler"?  Am I the only one who thinks it's odd that he was allowed to remain after he "was shoved back"?  In all other previous hecklings of Obama, the offender was always evicted and sometimes even arrested.  This person was "shoved back" (no resistance?), and then was allowed to remain.  I would think that if he was a real opponent of Obama, that he would have left of his own volition after being shoved back.  Of course I can't say for sure, but that whole incident seems rather odd.

If either one and/or the other is true, what does that say about Obama?  More to the point for Marylanders, what would that say about the Maryland Democrats?  Are they so pathetic that they might need a faux audience to gin them up?  Just some food for thought - take it or leave it as you deem best!