Friday, November 30, 2012

HEAT GROWS ON RICE DUE TO PRIOR EVENTS



Heat in the U.S. Senate has escalated as it has come to light that Susan Rice was in charge of two U.S. Embassies when they were attacked in 1998, one in Kenya and one in Tanzania.  In both cases, ambassadors at the embassies had asked for additional security prior to the terrorist attacks and it was denied.  The White House and State Department are trying to insist that Rice’s role in those attacks was “insignificant,” but it is clear that she was State’s oversight on African embassy operations.  Twelve U.S. employees were killed and 200 other deaths occurred with 4,000 injuries in the attacks. 
 
COMMENTS:
The more the heat, the more determined Obama will be to nominate her.  He did say that McCain and other Senators had better leave her alone; this grilling will be seen by him as a direct challenge over his dictatorial authority earned by his “landslide” reelection results.  I stick with my prediction of a recess appointment during Christmas vacation, followed by a curt two-word “Up yours” from the White House. 

TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. There is a restaurant in Pennsylvania that was offering a 10% discount to any customer who showed up with a church bulletin in hand.  Some meathead left-wing atheist challenged the restaurant with a state agency, claiming they were discriminating against customers on the basis of religion.  When is all of this crap going to stop?  (Marlena ~ Provo, UT)
A. The state ruled in favor of the restaurant, saying that as long as they accepted church bulletins from anybody including atheists, they were not discriminating.  If you want to know what I really think, see today’s MY AMERICAN OPINION. 

Q. Why doesn’t anyone in the press challenge White House Press Secretary Jay Carney when he ducks and dodges important questions?  (Sampson ~ Richmond, CA)
A. Because the press and media are all on Obama’s payroll, literally an extension of the White House Public Relations Department.  Occasionally, a delirious reporter crosses the line.  Major Garrett, formerly from Fox and now representing CBS, recently stormed at Carney for ducking questions about Susan Rice, Benghazi and her husband’s foreign investments.  You can bet that CBS has either been told that Garrett can no longer serve as their White House correspondent or that he gets fired altogether. 

Q. What do you suppose Obama and Romney had to say to each other over lunch at the White House?  (Mathew ~ Irvine, CA)
A. Nothing; they were both speechless.  Not only was the meal chili, so was the atmosphere.  But when the cameras showed up, they were all gushing with pleasantries.  Obama invited Romney back for a beer in the Rose Garden and Romney promised to get Obama a good seat at the next Olympics. 

TODAY’S QUOTE:
“How gutless is it to blame the taxpayers?” ~ Rush Limbaugh regarding the Democrats’ demands for higher taxes.

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