Now you see Obama all over the place... and then you don't...WHY???

[healthmyths]

What is the difference between these two events...


One difference: Obama needed to show he was a tough guy!



Another difference.. Obama didn't want ANYTHING to do with this!

So where was Obama after his 5:00 meeting with Panetta.. most Presidents in
time of crisis have pictures showing their hands on... again remember all the pictures about Osama's killing... but where was he for Benghazi???

 

[healthmyths]

So where was Obama after 5:00pm Sept 11,2012?

 

[Leweman]

He had really bad diarrhea.

 

[bendog]

he's Nebuchadnezzar

 

[OODA_Loop]

 

[healthmyths]

You don't think he was challenged by "Where's Waldo"???

 

[Wyatt earp]

this is finnaly blowing up in his face. and the clinton machine is confused what to do?..... maybe Hillary will claim she has aids or something to try to change the subject. Or Obama says a no fly zone in Syria..... anything to change the subject..

 

[healthmyths]

this is finnaly blowing up in his face. and the clinton machine is confused what to do?..... maybe Hillary will claim she has aids or something to try to change the subject. Or Obama says a no fly zone in Syria..... anything to change the subject..

"Wag the Tail"???
A president embroiled in a sex scandal in the Oval Office tries to save his presidency by distracting the nation with a made-for-TV war far from American soil in an obscure country.

It's not the latest news out of Washington, but the plot of the movie "Wag the Dog." In the 1997 movie, a shadowy spin doctor played by Robert De Niro recruits a Hollywood producer (Dustin Hoffman) to invent a war against Albania.

The film came out just before the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke -- and no doubt benefited at the box office and then at the video store from the publicity. Now, the film is all the buzz again because of President Clinton's announcement -- three days after admitting for the first time an inappropriate relationship with Ms. Lewinsky -- that he ordered military strikes in two countries.

From the moment Clinton went on live television Thursday to announce the bombings in Afghanistan and Sudan, "Wag the Dog's" producer-director Barry Levinson and producer Jane Rosenthal were inundated with requests for comment.

"The world's media right now are giving the filmmakers far too much credit for being clairvoyant," said their spokesman, Simon Halls. "The filmmakers put together a movie that was entertainment, and it was well received, but that's what it was: entertainment. Anything that is happening in the world today really has nothing to do with the movie."

 

[Wyatt earp]

this is finnaly blowing up in his face. and the clinton machine is confused what to do?..... maybe Hillary will claim she has aids or something to try to change the subject. Or Obama says a no fly zone in Syria..... anything to change the subject..

"Wag the Tail"???
A president embroiled in a sex scandal in the Oval Office tries to save his presidency by distracting the nation with a made-for-TV war far from American soil in an obscure country.

It's not the latest news out of Washington, but the plot of the movie "Wag the Dog." In the 1997 movie, a shadowy spin doctor played by Robert De Niro recruits a Hollywood producer (Dustin Hoffman) to invent a war against Albania.

The film came out just before the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke -- and no doubt benefited at the box office and then at the video store from the publicity. Now, the film is all the buzz again because of President Clinton's announcement -- three days after admitting for the first time an inappropriate relationship with Ms. Lewinsky -- that he ordered military strikes in two countries.

From the moment Clinton went on live television Thursday to announce the bombings in Afghanistan and Sudan, "Wag the Dog's" producer-director Barry Levinson and producer Jane Rosenthal were inundated with requests for comment.

"The world's media right now are giving the filmmakers far too much credit for being clairvoyant," said their spokesman, Simon Halls. "The filmmakers put together a movie that was entertainment, and it was well received, but that's what it was: entertainment. Anything that is happening in the world today really has nothing to do with the movie."

was thinking the same thing my friend....