Five years ago last week, Barack Obama attended a press briefing in a tan suit, and the media wouldn't shut up about it.
Of course, the media has chosen to turn the tan suit into the symbol of Obama's "Scandal-free" presidency.
The Washington Post also reflected on the "Huge controversy" it caused and called the tan suit a symbol of "The relative dearth of scandals during the Obama administration."
To prove my point, here's are just a few of them that have nothing to do with Obama wearing a tan suit:.14.
If this wasn't a scandal, why did the Obama administration stonewall Congress investigation of the matter? When House Republicans subpoenaed documents for their investigation, the Obama White House fired back claiming their request would put an "Unreasonable burden on the president's ability to meet his constitutional duties." Sure.9.
Obama's then-spokesman Robert Gibbs wouldn't confirm or deny that any offer was made, but was never asked if Obama would resign after Sestak made his bombshell allegation, even after months of the Obama White House stonewalling a congressional investigation.
The Iran Ransom scandalA few short months after Obama had completed negotiations for the Iran Nuclear Deal, resulting in the lifting of sanctions and the unfreezing of billions in Iranian assets, the Obama administration made a shady payment to Iran in the amount of $400 million.
https://pjmedia.com/trending/14-real-obama-scandals-that-have-nothing-to-do-with-his-wearing-a-tan-suit/
Of course, the media has chosen to turn the tan suit into the symbol of Obama's "Scandal-free" presidency.
The Washington Post also reflected on the "Huge controversy" it caused and called the tan suit a symbol of "The relative dearth of scandals during the Obama administration."
To prove my point, here's are just a few of them that have nothing to do with Obama wearing a tan suit:.14.
If this wasn't a scandal, why did the Obama administration stonewall Congress investigation of the matter? When House Republicans subpoenaed documents for their investigation, the Obama White House fired back claiming their request would put an "Unreasonable burden on the president's ability to meet his constitutional duties." Sure.9.
Obama's then-spokesman Robert Gibbs wouldn't confirm or deny that any offer was made, but was never asked if Obama would resign after Sestak made his bombshell allegation, even after months of the Obama White House stonewalling a congressional investigation.
The Iran Ransom scandalA few short months after Obama had completed negotiations for the Iran Nuclear Deal, resulting in the lifting of sanctions and the unfreezing of billions in Iranian assets, the Obama administration made a shady payment to Iran in the amount of $400 million.
https://pjmedia.com/trending/14-real-obama-scandals-that-have-nothing-to-do-with-his-wearing-a-tan-suit/
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