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To: Gabrial

You honestly think he is worried about Republicans getting to the bottom of any of his scandals? What color is the sky in your world?


35 posted on 07/19/2013 12:36:07 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA (When Injustice becomes Law, Resistance Becomes Duty.-Thomas Jefferson)
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To: Red in Blue PA
“You honestly think he is worried about Republicans getting to the bottom of any of his scandals? What color is the sky in your world?”

It is my opinion that Obama, as a pathological narcissist, is more worried about his personal legacy than he is worried about Republicans at this point. If the majority of the country understands how bad these scandals really are (IRS, Benghazi, NSA, etc.,), and how bad his policies really are (Obamacare, supporting the Muslim Brotherhood, trying to force homosexuality on Africa, etc.) he is concerned his legacy will be tarnished and he will be remembered as the bad president he is.

So, what does he do? He tries to divert the country away from his scandals and his failed policies by using the “race” card granted to him by an out of control alcoholic Kenyan that knocked up an under-aged American hippie before drinking himself into a stupor and killing himself in a single car accident.

The media (of all types) lap it all up because racial issues drive an increase in ratings. Every minute the cable networks (think FOX) and print media (think WSJ, IBD, etc.) take covering the death of a black thug is one less minute they have available to cover Obama’s scandals and his failed policies. Finally, the color of the sky in my world is a dark blueish grey as it is raining.

66 posted on 07/19/2013 2:40:36 PM PDT by Gabrial (The nightmare will continue as long as the nightmare is in the Whitehouse.)
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