Boehner Calls Snowden A Traitor

Barack Obama vowed to bring a different, better kind of leadership to the dysfunctional capital. He'd make government more efficient, accountable and transparent. He'd rise above the "small-ball" nature of doing business. And he'd work with Republicans to break Washington paralysis.

You can trust me, Obama said back in 2008. And — for a while, at least — a good piece of the country did.

Collectively, the issues call into question not only whether the nation's government can be trusted but also whether the leadership itself can. All of this has Obama on the verge of losing the already waning faith of the American people. And without their confidence, it's really difficult for presidents to get anything done — particularly those in the second term of a presidency and inching toward lame-duck status.

The ramifications stretch beyond the White House. If enough Americans lose faith in Obama, he will lack strong coattails come next fall's congressional elections. Big losses in those races will make it harder for the Democratic presidential nominee in 2016, especially if it's Hillary Rodham Clinton, to run as an extension of Obama's presidency and convince the American public to give Democrats another four years.

Outerlimits wrote:As for Obama and Boehner telling us our we are safe and we can trust them…

News Hawk wrote:

Outerlimits wrote:As for Obama and Boehner telling us our we are safe and we can trust them…

Team Obama has something on Boehner!

News Hawk wrote:

Outerlimits wrote:As for Obama and Boehner telling us our we are safe and we can trust them…

Team Obama has something on Boehner!

News Buzzard wrote:

News Hawk wrote:

Outerlimits wrote:As for Obama and Boehner telling us our we are safe and we can trust them…

Team Obama has something on Boehner!

I guess Boehner is now officially a RINO!

fshnski wrote:And though he does not believe that the directives to target conservative groups for heightened scrutiny came from “some low-level employees in Cincinnati,” Boehner would not say whether he believes Cincinnati employees were directed by the White House.

News Buzzard wrote:

fshnski wrote:And though he does not believe that the directives to target conservative groups for heightened scrutiny came from “some low-level employees in Cincinnati,” Boehner would not say whether he believes Cincinnati employees were directed by the White House.

Thank you. Case closed!

if they haven't already

fshnski wrote:Did "case closed" mean none of the rest of us can add any further comments?

News Hawk wrote:



That "other" Wolfeboro forum won't allow the opinions of American citizens, but does allow Internet Stalkers to describe an American Vet's home, and doesn't discourage snooping for photos and opinions.

(But it's this forum that embarrasses Wolfeboro).  

News Hawk wrote:

fshnski wrote:Did "case closed" mean none of the rest of us can add any further comments?

Just be glad we have this forum protecting our First Amendment rights.

That "other" Wolfeboro forum won't allow the opinions of American citizens, but does allow Internet Stalkers to describe an American Vet's home, and doesn't discourage snooping for photos and opinions.

(But it's this forum that embarrasses Wolfeboro).  



The IRS and NSA are just the Obama Government's extensions of Stalinist BigE's behavior—affecting the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Amendments.

(The 4th being "The Right to Privacy").

News Pigeon wrote:

News Hawk wrote:



That "other" Wolfeboro forum won't allow the opinions of American citizens, but does allow Internet Stalkers to describe an American Vet's home, and doesn't discourage snooping for photos and opinions.

(But it's this forum that embarrasses Wolfeboro).  

If the tax-evasion fits, then wear it!!!!! 

three stories!  

   Amazing

 

undefined wrote:

News Buzzard wrote:Harassment is Jimmy Olsen's favorite technique!

yep....I hope the "authorities" are looking closely at his posts, they border on treason!