Rice Bombs in Meeting with Senators

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Rice Bombs in Meeting with Senators​




by Andrew C. McCarthy
November 27, 2012

As PJM’s Bridget Johnson reports, President Obama’s dice-rolling attempt to clear the path for Susan Rice to succeed Hillary Clinton appears to have bombed. Ms. Rice, the president’s ambassador to the UN, called for a meeting with three of her most vocal Republican critics — Senators John McCain (AZ), Lindsey Graham (SC) and Kelly Ayotte (NH). The senators obliged her this morning and, evidently, came away from the meeting more troubled than ever.

The problem ought to be obvious: Rice cannot possibly have a good explanation for the preposterous story she was dispatched by the president to tell the country on the Sunday shows after the Benghazi atrocity in which Islamist terrorists killed four Americans.

The administration’s problem is reminiscent of the shoddy defense lawyer who is so taken in by his own spin that he can’t understand why others see right through it — a problem that the president’s adoring media exacerbates by not challenging him. We have our disagreements here at Ordered Liberty with Senators McCain and Graham, but neither they nor Sen. Ayotte are babes in the Washington woods, particularly on matters of national security and intelligence. Unless they were just dying to be won over by Ms. Rice (thankfully, they were not), they knew exactly what questions to ask — questions for which there are no good answers.

The administration’s line, parroted by everyone from Obama on down, is that Rice’s abysmal performance on the Sunday show came about because she, automaton-like, merely relayed what the intelligence community told her. This has always been absurd on its face and is especially unbecoming for an official who is asking to be promoted to even greater responsibilities.


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Actually, you retarded NaziCon, the Senators bomb in meeting with Rice.

Is Stormfront down for repairs, or something...?
 
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Susan Rice: Incompetent or a Liar?

November 27, 2012 By Daniel Greenfield

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The first position is that you were lying for some greater good.

The second position is to claim that you really were this stupid.

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"The aggrieved and deluded suggest secession—a question that was definitively settled four score and seven years ago. The fantasist who founded UnSkewedPolls.com conjures up a new website, BarackOFraudo.com, “proving” that the president stole Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Florida. Sensible Republicans—perhaps even Boehner, who has to fear the Tea Party and a coup from Eric Cantor, his House majority leader—know this is self-defeating nonsense. So do smart GOP strategists, who for speaking truth to the loss of power were promptly denounced by the grand inquisitor Rush Limbaugh as heretics who want “to get rid of conservatism.”
 
Rice said what she was told to say. Just like any good administration stooge.

Gotta protect that cushy job.
 
Hey no Problem...MSNBC will REPORT on it...Aren't you glad you voted FOR THIS? no bias at msnbc at all..no no
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by Tommy Christopher | 2:22 pm, November 27th, 2012
» 139 comments
On the heels of Ambassador Susan Rice‘s meeting with the John McCain posse this morning, MSNBC’s Now with Alex Wagner opened Tuesday’s show by assessing the Arizona Senator’s vendetta against President Obama‘s likely pick to succeed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. To hear Sens. John McCain (R-AZ), Lindsey Graham (R-SC), and Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) tell it, things didn’t go well,

but MSNBC’s Richard Wolffe reiterated that what’s going on here is really part of “a witch hunt for every prominent person of color that has ever served alongside this president,” and that Ambassador Rice is “a proxy for this president.”

The Three Rice-Burners shockingly came out of their meeting with Ambassador Rice and acting CIA Director Michael Morell even more determined to torpedo Amb. Rice’s possible nomination as secretary of State. Ironically, they offered self-assessments that were tough to argue with; Sen. McCain said he was “significantly troubled,” while Sens. Graham and Ayotte were alternately “more disturbed” and “more troubled” than they already were, as if that’s possible. You definitely have to be significantly troubled and disturbed to think that Amb. Rice has done anything to deserve this treatment by the McCain Gang.

ALL of it here
Richard Wolffe Says Susan Rice Part Of ‘Witch Hunt For Every Person Of Color’ Who Has Served Under Obama | Mediaite
 
Rice Bombs?

Hahaha. After an hour long meeting the Senators said they still have questions. WTF didn't they ask the questions when she was in front of them? What are they stupid or just being delibrately irrational?
 
[quote]Susan Collins blasts Susan Rice after meeting
Susan Rice’s bid to become the next secretary of state hit another roadblock Wednesday when moderate GOP Sen. Susan Collins emerged from a face-to-face meeting and blasted the U.N. ambassador’s response to the Benghazi attack.

Collins (R-Maine), the top Republican on the Homeland Security Committee, accused Rice of playing a “political role” during the presidential election by going on five Sunday talk shows and incorrectly describing the deadly Sept. 11 assault as something spurred by spontaneous protests rather than a deliberate terrorist attack.

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And Collins said Rice’s response to Benghazi had an “eerie echo” of the 1998 bombings of two African embassies, which occurred when Rice was an assistant secretary of state for African Affairs.

“Those bombings in 1998 resulted in the loss of life of 12 Americans as well as many other foreign nationals, and 4,000 people were injured,” Collins told reporters after her hourlong, closed-door meeting with Rice.

“And what troubles me so much is that the Benghazi attacks echoes the attacks on those embassies in 1998 when Susan Rice was head of the African region for our State Department. … She had to be aware of the general threat assessment and of the ambassadors’ request for more security.”

Rice’s meeting with Collins came a day after a similar meeting with Republican Sens. John McCain, Lindsey Graham and Kelly Ayotte, who have threatened to block her possible nomination to replace Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. President Barack Obama has not yet nominated anyone for the post, but Rice has been considered the frontrunner.

Collins said she would not join McCain and other critics in holding up her nomination. But that doesn’t mean she would vote for Rice if she is nominated, Collins said. Her criticism is a blow to Rice and the Obama administration since the Maine Republican has a reputation for often crossing the aisle and voting with Democrats.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1112/84326.html
 
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