Senators don't do much to begin with--but Obama took everything to a new level. He simply skipped his term and went straight to becoming a Presidential candidate. He went from Senatorial candidate to Presidential candidate with nothing in between--and to this day, there is no record of him doing anything but campaigning.
Richard Nixon, on the other hand, never did any campaigning. Nixon's "presidential campaign" consisted of him going from city to city, rounding up communists and building Buicks. It was like a real life video game. Nixon ended up with so many communists and Buicks that America had to elect him.
But Obama's campaign had him act like some sort of lowlife degenerate on a reality TV show. I'm actually surprised he didn't put out a sex tape.
Nowadays, the liberal media wants you to follow celebrities who are famous for being famous.
James Cagney wasn't like a modern day celebrity. He didn't have a reality show. He was an actor, singer, dancer, coal miner, oil driller, and scientist. He starred in over 83 films in 1941 alone. If paparazzi had existed back then, he would've killed all of them. He wouldn't have even waited for them to come to him. He would've come to them. He would've been like some sort of paparazzi paparazzi--but with a gun instead of a camera.
Al Jolson was never a guest on The View. He didn't have a publicist or an agent.
Jack LaLanne didn't became famous by sweating 100 gallons during the first day of his Fitness Show. And by swimming to Japan in a straight jacket while towing 32,000 boats.