Yet Another Embarrassing Moment From The Liar In Chief

Obowel Says: LBJ Knew “What The Hell The Presidency Was For”

PRESIDENT OBOWEL:

You know, four days into his sudden presidency, and the night before he would address a joint session of the Congress in which he once served, Lyndon Johnson sat around a table with his closest advisers preparing his remarks to a shattered and grieving nation.
He wanted to call on senators and representatives to pass a civil rights bill, the most sweeping since Reconstruction. And most of his staff counseled him against it. They said it was hopeless, that it would anger powerful Southern Democrats and committee chairmen, that it risked derailing the rest of his domestic agenda.
And one particularly bold aide said he did not believe a president should spend his time and power on lost causes, however worthy they might be, to which, it is said, President Johnson replied: Well, what the hell’s the presidency for? (Laughter, applause.) What the hell’s the presidency for if not to fight for causes you believe in?

"Obowel doesn't know shit about history. Every time he tries to sound like an expert historian, his comparisen's always prove to be false. Of course LBJ knew what the presidency was for. But only

Yet Another Edition Of "Let's Play The Race Card"

Todays Episode:

Peloshit Blames Racism For House GOP Not Passing Amnesty Legislation: “I Think Race Has Something To Do With It”

" For the love of God, can they please come up with something else to harp on besides race, birth

Picture's, Joke, And Quote Of The Day

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 "One of the disturbing lessons to be taken from the Obama years is that almost all limits on executive power are now enforced solely by the media. The legal restrictions have been revealed as elaborate bluffs, which can be knocked down by an Administration determined to call them. The Constitutional separation of powers has atrophied into a gentleman’s agreement, which Obama freely disregards, while hurling an endless stream of vile slander at the astonished Republican caucus in Congress. He dares them to do something about it, and since the only thing they can really do is impeach him, he wins. The only balancing force left in the rotted husk of what was once a great Constitutional republic are those media referees, and they seem pretty cool with this President abusing executive power to rewrite laws on the fly, refusing to perform his lawful duties, and concealing reams of damaging documentation. They even keep stone faces when he boasts about how “transparent” his Administration is.


Pulitzer Prizes will be left lying on the table, because no one in the mainstream press wants to write the story that brings this corrupt government down, or at least turns a critical mass of Americans decisively against our intrusive, abusive tax system. Just about everyone from the IRS who has talked to Congress made it clear that conservative groups were indeed targeted for partisan political reasons, but the goalposts for coverage were slowly moved to “Lois Lerner or bust,” and it looks like bust. The press yawns, checks its calendar, and thinks about maybe dashing off a quick epitaph for page A23 on the next anniversary of the scandal. It takes very little imagination to suppose this would all have gone differently if the IRS had harassed civil-rights groups and pro-choice organizations during President John McCain’s 2012 re-election bid. There would have been outrage boiling through city streets. There would have been no other media story until heads rolled. And a panicked Republican administration would probably have started working the guillotines immediately, producing a stream of angry scapegoats who promptly received front-page press treatment as heroic whistleblowers." --John Hayward

Yet Another edition Of "You Can't Make This Shit Up"

Shillary Clinton Say's "I’m Being “Dehumanized”

Via Politico:
Hillary Clinton said Tuesday that life under relentless public scrutiny can at times feel dehumanizing and isolating.
Clinton, the former secretary of state and potential 2016 presidential contender, kicked off an international speakers series for the World Affairs Council of Oregon.
In an event that lasted about an hour and a half, she offered up a speech that focused on foreign policy and the importance of advancing women’s rights, and then participated in a question-and-answer session.
At one point, she was asked about what it’s like to live in the spotlight.
There is “relentless scrutiny that now stalks not only people in politics but people in all kinds of public arenas,” she told the Portland audience. “And it gives you a sense of being kind of dehumanized as part of the experience. You really can’t ever feel like you’re just having a normal day. And you have to get over that. You have to make up your mind, you’re going to live your life the best you can. And it takes some planning and it takes some thought. It can be done, but you never forget you’re in that public arena.”
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"So your feeling dehumanized Shill, that's easy to fix, get out of the public spotlight, go home and