Yet another mistake from the BO White House...

BO exposes even more of our people to harm:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...8e80cc-e444-11e3-8f90-73e071f3d637_story.html

 

Reminds me of when Bush appointee Richard Armitage revealed CIA operative Valerie Plame.

 

Oh, ok...nevermind...it's ok then. (that is what you were saying, right?)

 

Then where is your outrage?

 

Who said I wasn't?

 

Then why even reference the Bush issue when this thread has absolutely nothing to do with Bush? How about we start a thread entitled "Obama Lied Through His Teeth About Being Able To Keep Your Doctor", but all the posts will be about how Clinton committed perjury? D'oh!

 

I just said it reminded me of something. Why would you post something that has obviously happened before as though this is some revolutionary low in despicable behavior? Perhaps I assumed you were illustrating how much Obama is like every other president. Maybe posters should enlighten us with their personal thoughts on subjects they post instead of just a link. Sorry if I tickled a sore nerve.

 

I'll let David answer your question since he's the OP, but since we're on the topic of not staying on the topic, have you seen the price of tea in China? And since we're mentioning past presidents who have absolutely nothing to do with the OP, how about this: LINCOLN! CLEVELAND! HOOVER! ADAMS! See? I can do it, too.

 

Exposing CIA operatives was the topic. What did I post that was not about that? Or is too hard to admit this happens and not always on Obama's watch? Kind of like when you guys bring up Hillary for any and every topic on hand. Or, gasp, Benghazi! lol

 

Sorry, Guy, but you're stretching it. I would call this more a case of bumbling ineptitude or sheer stupidity than anything else. The OP had absolutely nothing to do with Richard Armitage, George Bush, Valerie Plame or the man in the moon.

 

Exactly...it had to do with EXPOSING CIA OPERATIVES...just like I said. In english no less.

 

And besides, you're not allowed to talk about anything the Bush/Cheney cabal did because if they never acknowledge it, it simply didn't happen.

 

OK. Lincoln suspended the writ of habeus corpus which had exactly WHAT to do with the CIA officer in Kabul being exposed through bumbling ineptitude? Reagan said, "Tear down this wall" and Truman atom-bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I'm still not seeing your connection of Richard Armitage, Bush, Valerie Plame and this particular incident. Could it be that there really is absolutely no connection whatsoever?

 

Quite the contrary. Bush and Cheney were far from perfect (unlike your opinion of Obama). However, after 5+ years of this BS, there is nothing (absolutely nothing) left that is Bush's fault. The unemployment is 100% on Obama. The war is 100% on Obama. The IRS is 100% on Obama. The VA is 100% on Obama. The health debacle is 100% on Obama.

 

Ok, OKC. I guess there are different exceptions for exposing CIA operatives, depending on your political leanings. Pardon my oversight.

 

Armitage was wrong, but even so, he was an individual who outed a worker bee of the CIA. In this case it was the White House who exposed the bureau chief...not exactly apples to apples.

 

Now, the left made a huge deal over the Plame deal, I wonder why they haven't been so vocal on this?

 

Oh, God forbid they ever say any liberal has ever done anything wrong.

 

Simple, one was a staffer accidentally exposing one guy in what probably is a broad network of operatives while the other was a vice president and his staff executing political retribution for not going along with the lies being told to get us into an unnecessary war of choice. And remember, it was proven to be a lie and the exposure was proven to be intentional.

 

God forbid you even acknowledge Bush was ever president or anything he actually did. The world simply started for you in January 2009 when the black guy took office and your hypocritical partisan 24/7 criticism never stopped. Why would we bother to criticize anything about the Obama Administration when it is your life's work? Well, at least since you took the job in January 2009.