Posted on 10/01/2014 10:26:16 AM PDT by Nachum
The same newspaper that crucified President George W. Bush for the Abu Ghrab scandal even though Bush was many, many layers of government removed from the American military guards at the heart of the Iraqi prison scandal has given President Barack Obama absolution for the gross incompetence of the Secret Service even though Obama is in direct contact every minute of every day with the agency charged with protecting his life.
Peter Baker, Chief White House Correspondent for the New York Times has written a churlish, excuse-making article published Tuesday night that at once hints Republican lawmakers want to see Obama killed and goes to great lengths to explain why the Obama has nothing to do with the failures of the Secret Service.
“President Obama must be touched by all the concern Republicans are showing him these days. As Congress examines security breaches at the White House, even opposition lawmakers who have spent the last six years fighting his every initiative have expressed deep worry for his security…
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
This is beyond “knee-pad” journalism. This is “bend over a chair and take it up the -—” journalism.
Reduce 0bama’s security. Long live Ambassador Stevens!
Ah, the fella tis t at the New York times working overtime.
Well that’s it. All you leftists bow down before your master, scrape your heads on the floor at the feet of your idol. Do whatever it takes to defend and protect Him. Even if it makes you look like a complete a$$HOLE.
And he looks whitie like Larry Sinclair!!!
Hey, it was dark.
Yuk...I saw this....it was disgusting.....even Charlie Rose wouldn’t be that bad.
Well, the up side is that BO is the one who most likely will face the wrath if his SS men mess up.
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