The Washington Post uses Image of Malcom X for Obama

April 29, 2010 Albert N. Milliron Politics 2

How many folks can tell the difference between a photo of Malcom X and President Barack Obama?  Well the Washington Post seems to be having difficulty with that.  If any right leaning news  agency would have done this, could you imagine the outrage?  Their would be jokes made on Leno.  They would talk about how racist folks are that they can’t tell the difference between  black people…. as all being alike etc.  But you won’t hear any of that today.  Only Breitbart BigJournalism Picked up on the story:

malcom x

Just imagine. Production slip-ups happen all the time, but still… Perhaps you can help the Post distinguish between Malcom X and the President of the United States.

via » Open Thread: Imagine If a Conservative Publication Had Done This – Big Journalism.

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Albert Milliron is the founder of Politisite. Milliron has been credentialed by most major news networks for Presidential debates and major Political Parties for political event coverage. Albert maintains relationships with the White House and State Department to provide direct reporting from the Administration’s Press team. Albert is the former Public Relations Chairman of the Columbia County Republican Party in Georgia. He is a former Delegate. Milliron is a veteran of the US Army Medical Department and worked for Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Psychiatry.

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