As if we really needed a poll to tell us, the latest Fox News Poll shows that voters have little trust in the president, as 61 percent of respondents said Obama lies about significant issues “most of the time” or “some of the time.” And that includes 38 percent of Democrats and 63 percent of Independents.… read more
No, Mr. President, the debate is not over
“The point is, the repeal debate is and should be over. The Affordable Care Act is working.” – President Obama, April 17, 2014 press conference.
Nice try, Mr. President, but I don’t buy it and neither do the majority of Americans. Just because you say it’s so doesn’t make it so. … read more
Poll reveals belief conservatives targeted by IRS
KRAMER NOTE: On March 23, 2014 I posted the last of a four-part series on the IRS scandal. While the Obama administration wants this issue to fade away, I intend to continue to keep it alive as we near the mid-term elections.
An April Fox News Poll reveals that voters, by a 49-41 percent margin, believe the Obama administration “intentionally had the IRS target conservative political groups.”… read more
Milbank carries water for Obama, Clinton
“So maybe the GOP will drop its obsession with 19-month-old talking points and start asking what more can be done to the bad guys.” – Dana Milbank, Washington Post.
It’s the conclusion you would expect from Milbank, a water carrier for President Obama, following the testimony of Michael Morrell on the Sept.… read more
Poll shows 45 percent ‘unfavorable’ for Franken
In my March 27, 2014 blog post, It’s no joke, Senator Franken, I wrote of his effort to intimidate IRS employees; a plan to closely scrutinize tax exempt status applications submitted by Tea Party groups and other conservative organizations.
Led by Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY), Franken and several other senators pressured the IRS to delay Tea Party application approvals; a scheme to prevent groups from furthering their push for less government, lower taxes, less spending and adherence to the Constitution.… read more
Obama, Clinton aided by Benghazi cover-up
I never allowed politics to influence what I said or did. Never.” – Former CIA Deputy Director Michael Morrell.
If you watched the Benghazi hearing conducted Wednesday by the House Intelligence Committee, you saw Michael Morrell provide testimony as a willing partner in the cover-up of the Sept. 11, 2012 Benghazi attack.
You will recall that after a late afternoon 30-minute briefing on the attack by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen.Martin Dempsey, President Obama never checked back with Panetta to review the status in Benghazi, and within hours was on Air Force One headed for a fundraising event in Las Vegas
Meanwhile, Morrell, and representatives of the NSA, FBI, Defense Intelligence and the State Department, were writing and rewriting talking points to remove all mention of Al Qaeda. They knew the administration’s position on Al Qaeda and terrorism going into the election and the president was going to tell crowds in Las Vegas, and subsequently in Colorado, that “Al Qaeda was on the run, and Osama was dead.” And blaming the attack on protestors upset with an anti-Muslim video was inserted.

Then State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland and Hillary Clinton in a private exchange. (cubaninsider.blogspot.com)
Protecting Hillary Clinton was also of utmost importance. Everyone around her knew her reputation had to be squeaky clean since her aspirations for the office of the president were commonly known at the State Department. We had the first ambassador killed in two decades and Victoria Nuland, Clinton’s spokesperson at State, would have us believe she never discussed the talking points with her boss. In an e-mail she referenced concern from “building leadership” about the wording. Who else would that be?
During his testimony, Morrell said he was deeply troubled by allegations “that I inappropriately altered and influenced CIA’s classified analysis and its unclassified talking points about what happened in Benghazi, Libya in September 2012 and that I covered up those actions. These allegations accuse me of taking these actions for the political benefit of President Obama and then Secretary of State Clinton. These allegations are false.” Continue reading
Hillary’s embarrassing event no “reset” with Russia
We have been hearing a lot lately about how the Obama administration blew the “reset” with Russia, but few people recall or ever heard how Hillary Clinton, then secretary of state, was embarrassed by a close aide in what was to be a symbolic new start in U.S. – Russia relations.
It was on March 6, 2009 in Geneva. Clinton and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei V. Lavrov were to have dinner together, in what was to be an effort to mend the relationship between the two countries that had become strained.
Before they sat down, however, a photo-op was arranged. A smiling Clinton handed a small green box to Lavrov, saying I would like to present you with a little gift that represents what President Obama and Vice Predsident Biden and I have been saying and that is, we want to reset our relationship, and so we will do it together.”
In the box was a square yellow metal object with a bright red button. It was to symbolize the reset of the relationship. The word, “peregruzka” appeared above the button. As Lavrov smiled, Clinton said, “We worked hard to get the right Russian word. Do you think we got it?” Lavrov’s smile turned to a laugh, stopping to say, “You got it wrong. It should be “perezagruzka.” He then pointed out that the Russian word on the gift button meant “overcharged,” causing Clinton to emit one of her characteristic cackles. Continue reading
Saying it’s a winner doesn’t make it so
“I believe it’s a winner.” – House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi
In my March 25, 2014 posting, Kramer’s musings, I wrote about House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s press conference during which she insisted ObamaCare be referred to as the Affordable Care Act. She went on to predict it will be a winning issue for her party in congressional elections this year.… read more
No more ACA delays, Secretary Sebelius? Really?
“No, sir.”
That was HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius’ clear, concise answer given with no hesitation in response to Rep. Kevin Brady’s (R-TX) question whether the Affordable Care Act individual mandate and enrollment period would be extended beyond the stated March 31, 2014 deadline.
That was just 15 days ago when she appeared before the House Ways and Means Committee. … read more
Will black sheriff be Rep. Lee’s next target?
KRAMER’S NOTE: In Kramer’s musings, posted March 25, 2014, I wrote how Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) labelled Rep. Paul Ryan with a charge of thinly veiled racism for using the words “inner city” and “culture,” both of which she says are code words for “blacks.” I wonder how Lee will interpret the statements by Sheriff David A.… read more








