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Originally Posted by Piscator
Hillary just came out and is taking 100% of the blame for this.....great timing the night before the debate, not sure it will help much...
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as she should, it will be interesting to see if there are any consequences for her failure or if, as politicians often do, "pro"claiming to take responsibility for something and then assume "that is that"...move along... she's just made the man who blames everyone else for whatever is wrong appear even smaller if that were even possible, there's still the little issue of all of the intentional misinformation in the aftermath, that falls on the White House and is other part of this entire mess.... maybe Valerie Jarrett(since she appears to make all of the decisions up there) will take
"100% repsonsiblity" for that one, should help with the female vote
OUCH!!!
Poll: Romney, narrows gap with women, leads Obama in the swing states
I disagree with Hillary on many things but I respect her, she has far more courage, devotion and integrity than her boss
probably would have made a better President..
double OUCH!!! forboding
I missed this one from a while back.but e'splains a alot..
"Well, four years have passed and Obama has adroitly steered the bankrupted United States he inherited away from the precipice but has not provided a “different future” worthy of the hope invested in him;
and that imagined team of rivals became a team, or rather a coterie, of idolizers.
There is only one star in the galaxy at this White House and his name is Barack Obama. Everyone in the Sun King’s court has drunk the Kool-Aid.
The Obama inner circle remains a group of tough political tacticians: David Axelrod, David Plouffe and Valerie Jarrett.
The White House national security team does not boast a single name of strategic stature. Anyone outside Washington would be hard pressed to name one.
The policy upshot has been predictable: cerebral, cool, and with one big exception, cautious. Obama has corrected big mistakes — abandoning the unwinnable global war on terror and pulling out of Iraq. To his immense credit he took a big gamble on killing Osama Bin Laden.
But elsewhere he has been cautious to a fault, eyeing the political calendar.
But the president’s semper wary political operatives, focused on votes, may well calculate otherwise."
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/28/op...idolizers.html