Tapper measures the state of Jelly
(CNN) - CNN Chief Washington Correspondent Jake Tapper became the first journalist to tap into the social media app Jelly, asking people to weigh in on President Barack Obama's State of the Union address.
Jelly is a new app from Twitter co-founder Biz Stone that lets users ask questions using pictures.
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Replies can be drawn right on top of the image (think Perez Hilton).
First, Tapper reached out before the big speech to find out what issues people wanted Obama to touch on.
Many Jelly users asked for topics that did indeed make Obama's address:
But others weren't mentioned at all:
And some Obama definitely didn't touch upon but it would have been awesome if he did.
After the speech, Tapper asked for immediate reaction:
Some of the responses were positive:
Others were less enthusiastic:
One was so negative we had to censor it:
And one guy didn't comment on the content, but called for less clapping:
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it was nothing but the same old bs that we have heard a thousand times already... we gotta spend money on this, we gotta spend more money on that, those people aren't paying their fair share, we need to take more of their money so my supporters can get more money, and on and on and on. and we have 3 more years of this nightmare to endure.
@just saying – it was nothing but the same old bs that we have heard a thousand times already...
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so you're saying it's much like the failed trickle-down, supply-side, max-out-the-Federal-credit-card, free-spending Republican economic policies that caused the massive recession that the same party has done in their power to PREVENT us recovering from? All to make the POTUS look bad??
"and we have 3 more years of this nightmare to endure."
If only we could see your faces when you find out you'll be saying "President Clinton" again for 4-8 years.
"so you're saying it's much like the failed trickle-down, supply-side, max-out-the-Federal-credit-card, free-spending Republican economic policies that caused the massive recession that the same party has done in their power to PREVENT us recovering from? All to make the POTUS look bad??"
Don't forget deregulation. Being wealthy means that a person is virtuous, hardworking and morally superior...a model of American wholesomeness...so we can obviously trust them all to self-regulate. The whole concept of regulation and gov't oversight is just silly and unnecessary because something something Teatrolls copies of Atlas Shrugged have pages that are stuck together.
"Tapper measures the state of Jelly"
Follow up story: Tapper rushed to ER with ruler in his ear.
it is always somebody else fault.... the mantra of obama and the democrats. getting rather old and lame after 7 years of it.
Sniffit
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"and we have 3 more years of this nightmare to endure."
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If only we could see your faces when you find out you'll be saying "President Clinton" again for 4-8 years.
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obama and obamacare are as toxic to hillary clinton as they are to all democrats. she supported and was a part of this miserbale 8 year failed experiment to see if a totally unqualified and inexperienced person can lead the world's only super power.
"obama and obamacare are as toxic to hillary clinton as they are to all democrats"
Tell it to President Romney, champ.
"8 year failed experiment "
You know, thinking folk are not fooled by your Teatroll code-speak for "letting a black guy run the country was an experiment and we've done everything we could to make sure it failed, so let's not try that again everyone, mmmmkay?"