Could the MSM be opening a new - 'gate'?

[cyndensco]

This morning MSNBC or the Today Show was highlighting some of Obama's NC speech. The camera angle was first squarely in front of the podium but then changed to behind Obama's right shoulder. The camera, and Obama, were facing left, the teleprompter clearly in view as he read. It seemed odd to me - I could not remember ever having seen a teleprompter in clear view. It felt to me that they were trying to discredit Barack.

Twenty minutes later, Romney was interviewed on Morning Joe. He pretty much conceded 'his man' mccain would be running against Obama in the GE. When asked his opinion of Obama, Romney did not give the usual answer, "...he gives a good speech and is articulate." This time he said, "He is an exciting candidate and reads the teleprompter well."

Could it be...teleprompter-gate?

[4themind]

1. It's public knowlede that he uses a teleprompter, romney'll just come across as being ,well, bitter

[keep_it_real]

2. "He . . . reads the teleprompter well" ?

Who is Romney talking about * ?

[Connie_Corleone]

3. He's been using a teleprompter when giving a new speech.

He doesn't use them on the stump.

There's nothing new here.

[high density]

4. Everybody uses a teleprompter

and Obama uses it a million times more masterfully than our "friend," John McCain.

[oviedodem]

5. Even McCain uses a teleprompter; atlthough not that well. Hillary has used them

from time to time. BTW, when he spoke out about Wright the other day, he did not use one and was perfectly fine.

[Boz]

7. The King of Pain on the telepromter is Christopher Walken

Thats what makes him so funny on saturday night live, I think they should just use him for McCains SNL standin

[Mira]

6. I don't trust them and applaud your vigilance.