Transparency

[Tug McGroin]

Jake Trapper, reporter for the National Review Online (NRO) has been putting the screws to Press Secretary Robert Gibbs over the last few weeks over the lack of transparency in the Obama Administration, specifically, financial disclosure forms and waivers from the new lobbyist rules. And no wonder: There seems to be a front-page story in every one.

Watch as Robert Gibbs completely blows off Jack Trapper’s questions about disclosure and waivers.

 

[dapoes]

Jake Trapper, reporter for the National Review Online (NRO) has been putting the screws to Press Secretary Robert Gibbs over the last few weeks over the lack of transparency in the Obama Administration, specifically, financial disclosure forms and waivers from the new lobbyist rules. And no wonder: There seems to be a front-page story in every one.

Watch as Robert Gibbs completely blows off Jack Trapper’s questions about disclosure and waivers.

The MSM seems to be getting a clue and calling Obama out on his campaign promises. Maybe they will eventually get a clue and realize how foolish they were to fall all over themselves with him.

 

[Tug McGroin]

The MSM seems to be getting a clue and calling Obama out on his campaign promises. Maybe they will eventually get a clue and realize how foolish they were to fall all over themselves with him.

Not so fast dapoes, in the last few days the MSN has reported Obama is reminded the Republicans in Congress that he was voted, unanimously, President of the United States and warned them not to side in the way of the Porkulus Stimulus Bill.

Apparently, Obama isn’t listening to Vox populi, the ones that put him in office.

 

[dapoes]

Not so fast dapoes, in the last few days the MSN has reported Obama is reminded the Republicans in Congress that he was voted, unanimously, President of the United States and warned them not to side in the way of the Porkulus Stimulus Bill.

Apparently, Obama isn’t listening to Vox populi, the ones that put him in office.

Sigh..so true :unsure:

 

[dapoes]

Pulitzer Prize Winners: Geithner Far Worse Tax Evader Than Daschle

Former Sen. Tom Daschle might have been forced to withdraw his name as President Obama's Health and Human Services secretary last week, but his tax problems were far less egregious than Timothy Geithner's, the man just confirmed as the Secretary of the Treasury.

In fact, according to Pulitzer Prize winning Vanity Fair contributing editors James Steele and Donald Barlett, Geithner's offenses were far worse because he "not only signed a paper acknowledging he owed taxes, he collected money to pay the taxes and then didn’t pay them and pocketed the money."
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