Posted on May 10, 2016
Why Is Ben Rhodes Apologizing For Insulting The Press?
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WASHINGTON (AP) — "The White House on Monday worked to contain the damage caused by one of President Barack Obama's closest aides, who, in a seemingly candid, behind-the-curtain magazine story, ripped the Washington press corps, boasted of creating an "echo chamber" of supporters to sell the Iran nuclear deal and appeared to dismiss long-time foreign policy hands, including Hillary Clinton, as the Blob."
Donald Trump will love this & you can believe he may use it with his attacks on Hillary. Let's see how the White House does damage control when Hillary is interviewed by the FBI. This is becoming a nuisance for Obama who will probably go on another trip overseas or do more fund raising in California.
Is it just me or does anyone else notice that Obama very seldom visits the troops here or overseas??
Donald Trump will love this & you can believe he may use it with his attacks on Hillary. Let's see how the White House does damage control when Hillary is interviewed by the FBI. This is becoming a nuisance for Obama who will probably go on another trip overseas or do more fund raising in California.
Is it just me or does anyone else notice that Obama very seldom visits the troops here or overseas??
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Capt James Kerins
He only visits the Marines when he is vacationing in Oahu, he likes the golf course at K-Bay. He could care less about making them wait in the chow hall for hours so it looks like they wanted to see him, The Marines get ordered to report to the chow hall instead of enjoying the time with their family, He also makes some selected Marines bring their families to the chow hall. They usually arrive by 0700 and Obama usually shows up a little after 9am, This is a fact from a Marine who knows what the Marines have to do for the CIC.
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Funny stuff. He gets in trouble for telling the truth and Hillary lies and has the presidential nomination for the Democrats sewn up.
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