Ahhh, once again it's happened - just as I said:

Like that unknown homeless black guy who got $92,000 online - just for doing what any American is supposed to do - a white woman was pretending to be in poverty and the hippies almost gave her $100,000.

It must be nice to be unknown - online - making silly comments as "Anonymous," and being lifted out of poverty, and all.

Glenn I-Like-To-Brag-About-What I've Got Reynolds doesn't seem to think anyone can be online AND in poverty.

I don't think his I.R.S. Scandal Clock is worth much, either, so I guess we're even...

 

Consider - the Right-wing's many "scandals" have come to absolutely nothing, Syria was cornered without a war, and Ted Cruz's Tea Party faction was outmaneuvered - but here's the (politically pathetic) conventional wisdom after a mere website screw-up:

"Surely, it must be happening, an emergent Obama nostalgia, to take the edge off the dreariness of what the Obama administration has become."

Or - just as "surely" - somebody's still seeing what they want to see, imagines they see, or are told to see.

Which is how we got Obama (including the real man) in the first place,...



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People losing insurance is the only problem I see Obama with, right now, and only because lives are at stake.

It's shocking, to me, what lies y'all decide are important. Very selective. "If you like your plan you can keep it" is worthy of outrage, while "water is medicine" is over 200 years old but long received either a shrug of the shoulders, prominent placement at Whole Foods, celebrity endorsements and/or some viciously aggressive evangelizing that "you can believe what you want to believe."

Obama's critics' long-standing hypocrisy, in this regard and others, serves only to highlight their own opportunistic nature and/or slavery to the ambitions of those behind today's almost-substance-free 24 hour news cycle.

They're a sad replacement for actual wisdom - and work,...

The other political operatives - manipulating and exploiting their viewers - are keeping their mouths shut:

    “The most important thing to every person is the truth and today the truth is we made a mistake. That’s very disappointing for any journalist.

Nobody likes to admit that they made a mistake, but if you do, you have to stand up and take responsibility and you have to say that you were wrong. And in this case we were wrong.”

Yeah, you, Glenn Win-From-Losing Reynolds, and all the rest.

The cowards don't talk about who's been right all along, either.

Because they know - KNOW - it (probably) won't be them,...

 

"This is a non-story. Benghazi was a tragedy. It's not a scandal. Republicans are going to investigate this until the end of the Obama administration. They will find nothing, because there's nothing to be found there,…You're looking for some sort of smoking gun to implicate the president and Hillary Clinton. That's all that anybody is interested in. And there's nothing there."