"Bitch is the new Black!" ~ Tina Fey

I have mentioned before that I am not a fan of Saturday Night Live. It's not because I didn't like it. It's because it started long before TIVO and it was on too late for me to stay up and watch because I had become accustomed to going to bed early and getting up early to go to work. Habits die hard. That's why I stopped watching the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (yes, I'm that old!).

Fast forward to the 21st Century.

I still don't watch SNL. The only time I've seen it is when we visit Mike and Kathy. When I've watched it at their house, I loved it! So, now I have a TIVO and I still don't watch it, but I have finally added it to my list of programs to record, although I added too late to catch SNL last Saturday night and, of course, that's the one that is being pumped by the MSM right now.

I've seen clips on You-tube and watched this clip on Huffington Post:



And this long one (8 minutes and 20 seconds) mocking CNN for it's handling of the Democratic Presidential Debate.



People are pissed about these skits. Not just people. Obama people. If you read any of the comments on Huffington Post, CNN, or any where else, you will read words like "boring," "not funny," "racist," "do people watch this show anymore?"

Gee, their candidate isn't getting the usual free pass on SNL? Oh, how terrible. Just when his supporters were getting used to the free pass on every major network and with every major media outlet, internet, television, radio or print.

I am, as you might have guessed, sick of Obamania. It is impossible to respond to a comment, express an opinion or present a fact in opposition to Obama without many of his supporters acting like gangsters.

For some odd reason, Obama supporters refuse to see the whole picture. They don't see him as a politician. When they look at him, this is what they see:



They couldn't be more wrong. He is not a savior. He is not a superhero. He is a politician with very little experience and a naive vision. My mother would have said it best. "He knows just enough to be dangerous!"