It is absolutely astonishing that Obama could refer to “phony scandals” when the list of genuine scandals
keeps growing. Despite the best efforts of the mainstream media to
deflect attention from them, they have become a constant factor from
Obama’s first term to his second. To dismiss them as “phony” is a
display of arrogance that is breathtaking.
In May, writing about the revelations that the Justice Department (DOJ) had seized the telephone records of Associated Press reporters and editors without informing them, Wall Street Journal columnist, Peggy Noonan, observed that “A President sets a mood, a tone. He establishes an atmosphere. If he is arrogant, arrogance spreads. If he is too partisan, too disrespecting of political adversaries, that spreads too. Presidents always undo themselves and then blame it on the third guy in the last row in the sleepy agency across town.”
This DOJ’s actions are not a “phony scandal.”
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/56798
In May, writing about the revelations that the Justice Department (DOJ) had seized the telephone records of Associated Press reporters and editors without informing them, Wall Street Journal columnist, Peggy Noonan, observed that “A President sets a mood, a tone. He establishes an atmosphere. If he is arrogant, arrogance spreads. If he is too partisan, too disrespecting of political adversaries, that spreads too. Presidents always undo themselves and then blame it on the third guy in the last row in the sleepy agency across town.”
This DOJ’s actions are not a “phony scandal.”
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/56798
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