What's up with Harry Reed photos?

there's an example at FoxNews here ^ | 20th December, 2009 | jblann1

[jblann1]

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is seen on Capitol Hill in Washington Nov. 3

[jblann1]

I've noticed the trend lately, anything dealing with Harry Reed and HealthCare debacle in the Senate, all photos of Harry seem to be from a low angle looking up at him with something round on a ceiling at the Capital Bldg or other rooms with round things in the ceiling.

[Steely Tom]

They’ve been doing that since 2006.

[detective]

Is it the MSM trying to give him a halo effect?

[don-o]

Every pic I have ever seen of Harry makes me think, “Could someone get that man a laxitave?” He obviously has not had a good bm in a looonnng time.

[KarlInOhio]

If he did he would fall over as an empty shell.

[ClearCase_guy]

The secular humanists may not understand it, but they are truly working for Satan. They worship the world, not the Creator of the world. They worship each other. They are prepared to bow down before their savior: the politician who delivered unto them "free health care".

They don't know they are doing this, but the Liberals in the media (and outside it) are literally doing the bidding of Satan.

[SouthTexas]

Well he’s definitely full of it, but I don’t think a laxative will help.

[rj45mis]

They don’t know they are doing this, but the Liberals in the media (and outside it) are literally doing the bidding of Satan.

Some of us recognize this but far too many “conservatives” are part of the idolistic worship as well, just not the same idol.

[Cheap_Hessian]

"Well he’s definitely full of it, but I don’t think a laxative will help."

That's about the funniest thing I have ever read.

[kjo]

The MSM is a huge part of the on-going Obama campaign.

Couldn’t help but notice that not one MSM report this morning said anything about the particular payoff to Nelson. Only that the Senator from Nebraska finally agreed to support the bill.

Now why would that be? The single biggest reason that the MSM has lost millions of viewers and readers is because they misreport stories to keep their pet politicians out of a bad light.

Sick of it.

[MaxMax]

all photos of Harry seem to be from a low angle looking up at him with something round on a ceiling

Toilet seat?

[jwparkerjr]

Reminds me of the old joke about the congress critter who passed away and was too big for a standard casket. They called Texas to order an oversized casket but the undertaker there told just to give the body an enema, then they could bury him in shoe box!

[billhilly]

He’s trying to see what Obama is always looking at.

[bigbob]

Two possibilities:

1) They’re just trying to elevate him to the Obama level with that snotty holier-than-thou Nose-in-the-Air pose

2) He’s channelling his horse-thief ancestor on the gallows, this was the last view people had before he went through the trap door

[cripplecreek]

Photographers are expected the kneel in his presence.

[The Comedian]

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[TET1968]

Some communist focus group advised “Chin up” would do the trick.
The usual gang of robotic thugs are just doing what they are told to do.

When Obama does it, I’m reminded of the expression my Yorkie had....
after she created her first solid stool.

[niteowl77]

The mandala/halo schtick was old long before the sophomoric smart-asses at AP decided to harness it to "enhance" leftist personalities, but then, there is nothing truly new under the sun.

I saw a recent photo (from the side, full length) of Harry Reid walking somewhere in a DC building and he looked like hell: bent and malevolent, a Grimm's fairy tale contrast to youth and virtue. Like most of his club, he is a pretty pathetic looking master of the world without the primping, posing and photomanipulation. If the press let too much stuff like that out, people might get the wrong right impression: the entire Democrat side of the senate is populated by smaller-than-life characters that you would not even even go have a beer with, let alone listen to.

The last time I "got" to meet a member of our House of Lords was in a situation where I was compelled by duty to be on my best behavior; I came away feeling like I needed a shower (and a purge). "Dorian Gray" portraits of the men and women in the current congress would peg the horrific meter.

Mr. niteowl77

[Chode]

[RetSignman]

"Ben, Ben Nelson where are you? We need to talk"