Post by Hoosier Hillbilly on May 19, 2014 8:13:04 GMT -5
No elaborations 'just' a list:
VA scandal
ACA
IRS
Benghazi
Fast & Furious
Immigration
NSA
secret service
Home Land Security
Dept. of Agriculture
voter ID's
political appointments
congress's inaction
etc., etc., etc.
"madder than Hell" ~ 'me', Obama, Shinseki, Boehner, Bundy, 'the American people', etc., etc., etc.
On Sunday, the White House chief of staff told CBS’s “Face the Nation” that President Obama, not to be outdone, is “madder than hell” about the VA’s failures.
Of course, what’s lost in this contrived and cynical display of outrage from the president and his VA secretary is the fact that they’re the ones responsible for the agency’s performance. If the VA isn’t working, they should be working to fix it—not telling us how angry it makes them, like a pair of passive observers to the scene.
We also now know that these problems were raised with the administration during the presidential transition in 2008. The president and Sec. Shinseki knew about the problems then – red tape, wait times, uneven care – and yet did not fix the problems. Instead, together they made the problem worse; exploding the VA budget without demanding commensurate improvements in performance.
We’re beyond the point when expressing outrage, or long drawn-out investigations, at VA can be considered a constructive response. We know what the problems are; it’s time for action.
So goes yet another Obama administration scandal.
nation.foxnews.com/2014/05/18/%E2%80%98-hotbed-corruption%E2%80%99-judge-jeanine-slams-va-over-alleged-secret-lists
VA scandal
ACA
IRS
Benghazi
Fast & Furious
Immigration
NSA
secret service
Home Land Security
Dept. of Agriculture
voter ID's
political appointments
congress's inaction
etc., etc., etc.
"madder than Hell" ~ 'me', Obama, Shinseki, Boehner, Bundy, 'the American people', etc., etc., etc.
On Sunday, the White House chief of staff told CBS’s “Face the Nation” that President Obama, not to be outdone, is “madder than hell” about the VA’s failures.
Of course, what’s lost in this contrived and cynical display of outrage from the president and his VA secretary is the fact that they’re the ones responsible for the agency’s performance. If the VA isn’t working, they should be working to fix it—not telling us how angry it makes them, like a pair of passive observers to the scene.
We also now know that these problems were raised with the administration during the presidential transition in 2008. The president and Sec. Shinseki knew about the problems then – red tape, wait times, uneven care – and yet did not fix the problems. Instead, together they made the problem worse; exploding the VA budget without demanding commensurate improvements in performance.
We’re beyond the point when expressing outrage, or long drawn-out investigations, at VA can be considered a constructive response. We know what the problems are; it’s time for action.
So goes yet another Obama administration scandal.
nation.foxnews.com/2014/05/18/%E2%80%98-hotbed-corruption%E2%80%99-judge-jeanine-slams-va-over-alleged-secret-lists