On Voting Republicans Out Of Office

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You poor people just don't give up.

How many times does Obama have to disrespect and disgrace the office of the president?

You oughta give it a rest, CJ.

The only things not blacked out are what the administration released to the public or when someone copied a news report in their email.

I mean, really, you think W. Bush, dressed in a flight suit, hops out of a fighter jet that's just landed on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, to a banner that reads "Mission Accomplished" (which was far, far removed from the truth) was anything but a cheap, blatant PR ploy to try to convince the American people that W was a "strong", "dynamic" leader? Now THAT was pure hype, not Obama.

re Frankapisa:

Yeah, Frank, he did. The carrier was only 30 miles offshore, well within reach of the usual presidential helicopter. But they went for the jet, which was FAR more expensive, but FAR splashier and "macho". Total GOP PR hype, and the taxpayers got the bill.

emails that can possible be used for impeachment.

O'Reilly: Benghazi Memo Proves Obama Covered Up Terror
"Obama should have told the nation the truth about Benghazi."

Economic Growth Slumped To Dismal 0.1% In First Quarter

The scant 0.1 percent increase in the gross domestic product, the country’s total output of goods and services, was well below the 1.1 percent rise economists had been predicting. The last time the quarterly growth rate was so slow was in the final three months of 2012, when it was also 0.1 percent.

Oh well, don’t worry. The economists who predicted a 1.1% rise assure us that a strong rebound is just around the corner.

The emails are discussions of the response during the attacks.

That was old news until the September 14, 2012 memo from the White House adviser surfaced, stipulating that Susan Rice’s appearances on news programs less than two days later had the goal of convincing people that the attack that killed four Americans was not brought on by “a broader failure of policy,” by stressing that “these protests are rooted in an Internet video.” The White House had insisted for almost a year that it had released all of the communications relating to the Rice talking points, both to Congress and the press.

On page 14, we find this email from Ben Rhodes, sent on September 14 at 8:09 p.m., to a number of Obama administration officials, including White House spokesman Jay Carney, NSC deputy spokesman David Plouffe, and others.

The tag line reads: RE: PREP CALL with Susan Saturday at 4.00 pm ET.

“Goals:

To convey that the United States is doing everything that we can to protect our people and facilities abroad.

To underscore that these protests are rooted in an Internet video, and not in a broader policy failure.

To show that we will be resolute in bringing people who harm Americans to justice and standing steadfast through these protests.

To reinforce the Presidents and Administration’s strength and steadfastness in dealing with difficult challenges.”

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The emails are discussions of the response during the attacks.

So why the attack was going on they were concerned about "Prep For Susan" on her round on Sunday news shows. Try again loser.

EPA Commissar Gina McCarthy Threatens to Go After Those Who Question Her Secret Data

Republicans Sen. David Vitter of Louisiana and Rep. Lamar Smith of Texas have led the charge on pressing the EPA to make publicly available the scientific data behind its clean air regulations. McCarthy promised she would make such data publicly available during her confirmation process last year. Now her refusal to cough up the data has angered Republicans.