Narcissism in the White House and on tv

  Obnoxious? Annoying? Inane? Puerile? 
  Ok, alright, stupid. 
  What a tragedy that any young woman woman would become involved with someone like Levi Johnston. Not only did he deceive his former fiancee about their latest engagement (apparently he was planning on doing a music video dissing his prospective family even while engaged to Bristol Palin), but now he's shopped a reality show about, what else, himself.
  The following explanation from Levi himself reveals much about both Levi and the culture that produces a program like this. With the proliferation of channels and so many inane programs to watch, it's really remarkable that some idiot producer in Hollywood would think this passes for entertainment. 
  But with such narcissistic leadership in the White House and obsequious coverage of said occupants, why shouldn't we have a television program about someone who really cares about himself? Why shouldn't we know who he really is? Why shouldn't we want to know what he is going to do with his life?
  After all, it's all about me these days. 
  (Me on the covers of GQ, People, etc., me on Letterman, me on The View, me on Variety, me on TMZ...well, you get the picture. Wait. Just who are we talking about here...)
  Variety: