whats that thing politicians use to read a prompter

However, I am now starting to think that he is not merely simplifying his thoughts, but that he's actually inflating his line of vocabulary just enough for the press not to question what is being said. Once presented with a question, his slow, measured dialogue appears to the untrained eye, and perhaps to those who want to see it, as a man who is constantly trimming down his intellect putting the answers to various complex issues into words that us mere mortals can follow. So one would have to conclude that this now frequent lack of a central core in his responses means that either the words are intentionally or unitentionally forming hollow statements, or that the real answer lies somewhere in between or outside all the fancy word-play. Thus far, he hasn't been accused by his adversaries of outright lying at least publically. If either case is true, this means that this president's words need to be much more scutinized then they've been to date. I'm not just getting the sense the he's merely holding back, but rather that he's avoiding being too clear and too direct, for fear that someone may understand exactly what he said.īut as is often the problem with double-talkers, I often go back and forth from thinking that he's merely uninformed, to resigning that he is, but that his woefully non-specific answers are really brilliantly constructed monologues designed to intentially mis-direct the listener.

As I watch him during these occasions, I must admit that what others observe as the exhibition of a certain 'coolness' and gift for communicating difficult situations, I take as slight hesitation and a politician being consistantly carefull about what not to say.

The more I observe President Obama in settings where he's required to give responses without his admited use of a tele-prompter, the more I began to realize just how wrong the media may have had it when it comes to his often touted grace under fire and clear explanation of the issues.

Whats that thing politicians use to read a prompter