Comments on EPIC JOURNEY: Obama, Subpoenas, and Hauntings

"A nation of floors, and I intend to jump off...

2009-12-05T02:52:50.636-08:00

"A nation of floors, and I intend to jump off this top one at the earliest...oops...H
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Obama simply misread his teleprompter there. He me...

2009-12-04T17:46:06.955-08:00

Obama simply misread his teleprompter there. He meant to say "We're a nation of flaws."

Thank you for the comment. See today's Washin...

2009-12-04T16:49:23.756-08:00

Thank you for the comment. See today's Washington Post:

During the campaign, Obama promised a more restrained use of executive privilege, saying that "nobody is above the law. If there are specific assertions of executive privilege, then, you know, those can be examined. But I think this notion, this blanket notion that you can't subpoena White House aides, where there's evidence of genuine wrongdoing, I think is completely misguided."

Obama added: "We're a nation of laws, and not men and women. So, you know -- and my -- that's a precedent I don't mind living with as president of the United States."

It only will haunt him if any bleeping MSM outlet ...

2009-12-04T16:46:56.793-08:00

It only will haunt him if any bleeping MSM outlet reminds us of the comment. Otherwise, it's as good as flushed down the memory hole, where all Obama statements with expiration dates go. It doesn't matter if you or Taranto or anyone at The Weekly Standard remember it, 85% of the voting public won't even see the facts. Get Kouric off the dance floor, get Williams to stop drooling over the President or get Matthews to stop the leg tingles, and maybe just maybe the general public might realize the double-talk.