Ah yes...back to playing the race card once again! What you can't seem to grasp, Joe is that I'm not accusing Barack Obama of being "uppity". Quite the opposite in fact! I've stated that I view him as a Yuppie who pretends to be a "man of the street". When Barack Obama was at Columbia he was mocked by other blacks for being an Oreo. Why? Because he was raised by his mother's side of the family and went to an exclusive private school in Hawaii. He made a concerted effort to become more black by listening to Bob Marley and Stevie Wonder albums. Barack Obama isn't an "uppity negro"...he's a mixed race man who was brought up by white people from KANSAS and had to go FIND his "blackness". He's not being uppity when he's hanging out on Martha's Vineyard...that's who he IS! Those are really his kind of people! He's being a fake when he's spending brief periods of time pretending to like black people from poor neighborhoods.
well, it's obvious you don't think Obama 'knows his place'. I hope we never find out he banged a white woman, or you'd completely lose your shit.
But, no man, you aren't the least bit racist.
Ah, I hate to break this to you Joe but almost all of Barry's girlfriends were white before he met Michelle. Quite frankly, I could care less.
But I heard his boy friends were black ....
Sorry to interrupt the show fellas, it was fun watching Joe stammer and stutter while he got ***** smacked over and over again - but I came across this article relevant to the OP which mighht be of interest.
Congressional investigators are demanding answers from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Marilyn Tavenner after she reportedly instructed a subordinate to “delete” an Obamacare-related email conversation involving key White House officials.
In a August 15 letter to Tavenner, leaders of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce bring to light an October 5, 2013, email discussion involving White House representatives. The email was then forwarded to the CMS communications director with the following message: “Please delete this email-but please see if we can work on call script.”
According to veteran journalist Sharyl Attiksson, this revelation is “significant” for a number of reasons:
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First, the email to be deleted included an exchange between key White House officials and CMS officials. Second, the email was dated October 5, 2013, five days into the disastrous launch of HealthCare.gov. Third, federal law requires federal officials to retain copies of –not delete– email exchanges. And fourth, the document to be deleted is covered under Congressional subpoena as well as longstanding Freedom of Information requests made by members of the media (including me).
Members of Congress are now requesting answers from Tavenner, including why she instructed a subordinate, CMS Director of Communications Julie Bataille, to delete the email exchange rather than telling her to retain it as she claimed was the official policy.
As Attkisson notes, those copied on the email exchange included Jeanne Lambrew, director of the White House Office of Health Reform, White House Chief Technology Officer Todd Park, White House health care advisor Christopher Jennings, as well as other HHS and CMS officials.
In the 2013 email exchange, Tavenner reportedly explained how CMS staff were dealing with the high volume of Obamacare applications as Healthcare.gov failed. She noted officials were accepting PDF files that “look and act like a paper application” while also trying to accept some information online. Eventually, another official asked for more details on the process.
The Department of Health and Human Services recently informed Congress that they would not be able to produce some of Tavenner’s emails requested under a subpoena as they were deleted. Lawmakers, who are investigating the “processes and procedures” that led to the disastrous rollout of Healthcare.gov, were told “most but not all” of the emails would likely be provided.
Tavenner blamed the email loss on the “extremely high volume of emails” that she receives on a daily basis.
The Friday letter from lawmakers asks Tavenner if any other emails were purposefully deleted and how CMS intends on attempting to recover them. Lawmakers also requested an explanation regarding several redactions made in some documents already provided to Congress.
“[N]ow we know that when HealthCare.gov was crashing, those in charge were hitting the delete button behind the scenes,” Rep. Fred Upton (R-Mich.), chairman of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, said in a statement.
Despite the “delete” request, CMS spokesman Aaron Albright told FoxNews.com that the email exchange was saved anyway.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/08/15/top-obamacare-official-please-delete-this-email/