Why do TV networks, newspapers, and magazines keep on referring to our President as "Mr. Obama" instead of "President Obama?" Because they're racist. America is racist. 140 million racist Americans refused to vote for Obama in 2008, and now they're trying to make it seem like he's not really President, by mockingly calling him Mr. Obama.
Even Google is getting in on the racism. The other day, when I ran a search for "President Obama," it said, "Wouldn't you prefer a white President like Nixon?" I clicked no, and it followed up by saying, "Fine. But can you at least call him Mr. Obama, and not President Obama?" I then ran a search for "Mr. Bush," and it said, "You must've meant President Bush."
When George W. Bush was President, the media always called him "President Bush," and never "Mr. Bush." But of couse, if you search for the term "President Bush" now, you'll get 347,000 results--because after Obama won in 08, racist people wanted to call him Mr. Obama, so they addeda bunch of "Mr. Bush" references on the internet to cover their asses! And they did the same thing with "Mr. Ford," "Mr. Nixon," "Mr. Coolidge," etc.
I think Google's in on it, too. Google's racist. After all, just take a look at their homepage.
It's 97% white, 1.7% blue, 0.4% red, 0.4% grey, 0.2% green, 0.2% yellow, and 0.1% black. Google prefers white people. And they prefer blue people to black people, even though there's no such thing as blue people. And why the hell are they calling Asians yellow and Native Americans red?