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Phony Scandals and Real Outrages

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I need help understanding something.

  1. 300 people including a US Border agent killed by guns supplied to Mexican Drug gangs by the Obama Administration: Phony scandal.
  2. 4 people left to die in Benghazi, president refuses to send help, parties the next day in Las Vegas, lies about it for two weeks: Phony scandal.
  3. IRS targets conservative opposition groups for harassment, president meets with head of the IRS 157 times while this is going on: Phony scandal.
  4. Two lanes of a bridge in New Jersey closed for two days: Liberal Outrage

 

Now, class, who can explain why 1-3 are “phony scandals” and 4 is an outrageous abuse of power that all righteous people should stand as one in outrage against its alleged perpetrator?

BTW: Did you read where the Mayor of New York City used his power to get his buddy sprung from jail?

 

Comments

  4. Two lanes of a bridge in New Jersey closed for two days:

    Christie did it again! Just this morning, there was a key access road to the GWB blocked off, during of all things the morning rush hour! He even had them use an authentic-looking local law enforcement vehicle to block off the lane! How is this man still in office?

  5. Um um … I know, call on me! It’s because president Obama did these things to help all of us. None of us are smart enough to question his decisions, and none of us can dispute his love for us, his children. On the other hand, Christie is a bad man who wants to hurt us. Thank goodness our courageous press doesn’t get distracted by this howling.

  10. I think people are becoming inured of all these scandals, real and otherwise. The truth is, the NSA probably doesn’t care if you call Michell Malkin a “slant-eyed s@#$,” or if you call Rachel Maddow a “bull d&@#.” They might know, but if they do, they probably don’t care. Now, if you start talking about how you plan to assassinate Obama, odds are you’ll have the NSA keeping tabs on you.

    The Roman citizens in Gaul and Thrace didn’t care if their emperor was mad, or the Senators were corrupt. As long as barbarians weren’t sacking their villages and the roads stayed safe, the could care less.

    Enjoy the decline. Rome is burning, may as well fiddle and roast some marshmallows.

  12. “Ray Nagin was found guilty on 20 of 21 counts.”

    It is the position of the Obama DOJ that it is proof of racism if blacks are convicted of crimes at a higher rate than whites.

    So if too many black politicians are convicted of crimes then Nagin must go free.

  13. Because the Media is the enemy. As mentioned earlier, they will either outright lie about, or simply not cover, stories that hurt President Boyfriend.

    The sooner the country figures out that the Media is a large part of the problem, the better.

  15. Bwhahaha! From USA Today:

    “Clancy DuBos, political editor of the weekly alternative newspaper Gambit, says he initially defended Nagin. Katrina was a mammoth event, he said, capable of crumbling the strongest resolve. But he quickly realized Nagin would shrink from rather than shoulder the enormous task at hand. “He did not enjoy the work of being mayor,” DuBos says. “He only enjoyed being the mayor.”

    Still, the citizens of New Orleans held onto the widespread belief that Nagin was incorruptible. “At least he’s not on the take” was an oft-repeated adage during the recovery years, even as neighbors struggled to rebuild homes and repopulate neighborhoods.”

    Gee, that sounds sooo familiar!

  16. 14.Lol, “chocolate prison”! I love that you went there, Peter H!

    Comment by runningrn — February 13, 2014 @ 6:53 am – February 13, 2014

    And I will continue to go there until they drag my gay a$$ off to the next gulag. Even then, I will still go there!

    You hear me, NSA?

    Regards,
    Peter H.