How bout that... it really was a story

[ProdigalHorn]

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[NEWDOC2002]

Crickets.

 

[theiioftx]

Jay Carney's performance yesterday was truly sickening.

 

[Roger35]

Oh boy, the deluge of angry posts has begun. Texags,, here we come...,

 

[dalhorn1]

Rog35, bringing the heavy substance to another thread

 

[dalhorn1]

What would it take for any of you to step in to replace Carney's position? I truly wonder if he wakes up each day and sighs at the thought of having to throw out the WH approved USDA Premium cut of BS, or if he legitimately believes what he says each day.
He's told some blatantly laughable tall tales, and the latest about the WH involvement in the Benghazi scandal can stand up to any of the previous untruths he's stated.

 

[FridayNiteLites]

Carney has to be counting the days till his time is up in the gig he has. No way he can go home at night and look himself in the mirror and say "good job Jay!".

 

[pasotex]

I would love to do his job. It would be a blast.

 

[theiioftx]

At this point, only R35 and Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf are qualified for that job.

 

[pasotex]

Why are you so mean to me?

 

[ProdigalHorn]

Did he spell your name wrong?

 

[pasotex]

only one "h"

 

[theiioftx]

You are lined up to be Holder's replacement!

 

[pasotex]

excellent!

 

[UTChE96]

Candy Crowley has some 'splaining to do.

 

[zork]

Candy, at minimum, should never be allowed to participate with official Presidential politics in any way, shape, or form short of voting for whomever she wants. As a supposed neutral moderator she definitely overstepped her duty when she wrongly chastised Romney for what we now know, from the OP provided information, was a valid question for why the Executive Branch team misguided the people/electorate.(all the way up to the leader of the Executive Branch)
It was sickening at the time and this confirmation makes it even worse since the election is well over.

 

[Monahorns]

Prodigal you didn't even mention the documentation linking Lois Lerner to Rep. Cummings and the DOJ in an effort to intimidate conservative non-profit organizations.

 

[ProdigalHorn]

That's a whole other thing - especially the part where they found none of the supposed pressure on liberal groups that had been cited numerous times in defense.

 

[Crockett]

As a political moderate, I have tendencies to defend the administration from illogical and partisan attacks.

I don't defend lies and a cover up. White House behavior in this case leaves me feeling disgusted and angry. Even the folks at MSNBC are pissed off. The Link

I can understand in a dangerous and unpredictabe world bad things happen. There is no magic blanket of security even the mighty and sophisticated government of the United States can provide to keep all of its people out of danger. I would say I expect "honesty" from our government. But as my Dad always says "Either you're honest or you'e not." Willful liars reap doubt and contempt.

 

[Hu_Fan]

Excellent!!

 

[Horn6721]

Prod DUDE
that was like 2 years agoThe Link

At this point WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE?

How long before the supporters on here use the same reasoning?

 

[NJlonghorn]

Crocket nailed it. No need for mad to elaborate.

 

[UTChE96]

If there were ever a clear cut case for liberal media bias, this is it. I am still seeing stories about Bridgegate which was based on a f'n traffic jam. But a cover-up which involved the death of four Americans including an ambassador has gotten hardly any coverage in the mainstream press. Truly pathetic.