Obama Causes, Meets Coffins

by Smitty

Listen here, Chris Wallace: “Interagency issues” are a crock. The buck doesn’t stop at the three-letter-acronym agencies. President “Gutsy Call” has become President “Putzy Gall”. BHO can’t get kudos for bin Laden and then shirk the responsibility for Benghazi.

“This president is 100% committed to the people he sent overseas personally to represent this country. He’s the one who met those coffins when they came home.”

Is this the destiny of any warrior foolish enough to be in service as long as Obama holds office? Until #OccupyResoluteDesk comes clean as to just what was afoot in Benghazi, the idea that he hates the U.S. forces is a plausible default.

‘Greasy’ Axelrod can roll his Commie carcass back to Chicago and study silence. I can’t think of a more contemptible political spokesman, at any time in our history.

via Breitbart

19 comments

  1. This is a moral and political horror show.

    The only comments on Benghazi, a national security SNAFU/ FUBAR of epic proportions, are coming from OfA.

    Why is the president’s campaign commenting on this instead of State, CIA, DoD and the White House?

    Because those agencies won’t answer any questions “pending completion of investigation.” And because the OfA people are answering questions.

    Only a completely corrupt, decadent political class would permit this.

  2. Obama on the night of 9/11/12 was Gutless Stall. Unlike with Obama Ambassador Stevens didn’t give Obama three tries to get it right. I’m guessing POTUS couldn’t get Valerie Jarret on the bat phone so felt he lacked proper permission to order an intervention.

  3. “I can’t think of a more contemptible political spokesman, at any time in our history.”

    Too right. Usually the “spokesman” position is where politicians delegate all their efforts at statesmanship these days. The idea is to constantly pull their client’s chestnuts out of the political fire, by spinning up rhetoric that deposits a film of “sounding Presidential” all over whatever the President actually says or does..

    Axelrod is about as statesmanlike as Bill Maher.

    Of course, a couple of times ol’ Sununu has had to lower himself to that level, just to stay in the ring.

    (And with mixed, barf-bag of metaphors, I am tha-roogh.)

  4. The idea is to constantly pull their client’s chestnuts out of the political fire…..

    .. Too late. We know flame broiled whoppers when we see them. And so do the families and friends of those courageous lost souls his “client” betrayed.

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