Obama 2005: 'The President is not the Attorney General’s client; the people are'

Examiner.com ^ | 6/20/12 | Charlie Spierling

[Nachum]

In 2005, then-Senator Obama had some pretty strong ideas about what the Attorney General’s duties were. Speaking on the Senate floor during the nomination confirmation of President George W. Bush’s Attorney General nominee Alberto Gonzales, Obama explained why he opposed the nomination.

“The Attorney General’s job is not just to enforce the President’s laws it is to tell the President what the law is. The job is not simply to facilitate the President’s power, it is to speak truth to that power as well,” Obama stated during the hearing.

[Nachum]

Crank up the music: Liar Liar

[Nachum]

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Liar Liar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDEdFxUZ01s

[skeeter]

Lets see how many examples of blatant Obama hypocricy the mainstream media can ignore, Brian Williams. Before they spontaneously combust, Andrea Mitchell.

It way too late to assume that they give a sh*t about their professional reputations, Diane Sawyer.

[Maceman]

". . . The job is not simply to facilitate the President’s power, it is to speak truth to that power as well,"

Obama prefers to speak power to truth.

[Nachum]

It way too late to assume that they give a sh*t about their professional reputations

Ha, they sold their souls to the company store a long time ago.

[hoosiermama]

“It’s the Economy, Stupid” has become “It’s the “Coverup” Stupid”!

[Jet Jaguar]

Bump

[rockinqsranch]

“The Attorney General’s job is not just to enforce the President’s laws..............”

Ain’t that brilliant!?

...and just before his inauguration the “ready to rule” bit!

Tells us a lot right there about the mindset of these people currently in positions of leadership they shouldn’t even have.