What did he know, and when did he know it?

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What did he know, and when did he know it?
Topic Started: Feb 4 2010, 09:39 PM (107 Views)
Post #1 Feb 4 2010, 09:39 PM	eye95
Gibbs has to check timeline. Doesn't President Obama know whether or not he knew that the crotch bomber was going to be mirandized? If he does, given all the controversy, wouldn't he let his press secretary know? Even with the press so in-the-tank for our inexperienced president, wouldn't they have to ask the question eventually? It did take them quite a while to get around to it. Wouldn't the president have made sure the answer was available? Gibbs having to "check the timeline" is doublespeak for "We need time to figure out whether we want to admit foreknowledge," or "We want to be sure we won't get caught if we don't tell the truth." How long is the press going to tolerate the inexperience and incompetence from this administration before they wise up? They are as bad at reading the public tea leaves as the Obama administration and the Dems are. No matter how fed up the public gets, the Dems and the press will keep doing what they're doing while the U.S. burns. We can only hope that the voters will end the fiddle concert before the nation is completely in ashes. Personally, I don't think we can stop them in time. I think an upcoming economic implosion will doom true freedom and capitalism. Elections have consequences. If we save ourselves in time, I hope the American electorate has learned this lesson.	Administrator Posts: 2,647 Group: Editor-in-Chief Member #1 Joined: December 11, 2005



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