Throw it out, and then gather around it hooting like monkeys. But for God's sake, don't actually think about it.
Remember when Obama wasn't attending intelligence briefings? The response from his loyal minions was that he was so smart, so on top of the intelligence situation, that he just had to read the reports later. This man knew, on the spot, what was going on in the intelligence situation. Hand on the tiller every minute.
And then, it suddenly became a lot more useful for Obama to be a person who wasn't in the loop any more. Someone who found out things long after the CIA and State Department--and the goddam press--knew them. Did you notice that happen? I did.
Other things I've noticed. There are three Senators pursuing this subject. The news media only likes to talk about two of them.
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This is another idiot accusation, Jody.
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- John McCain is a very sad thing to watch
- Scheduling conflicts?
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- Maybe he read the transcripts Buck.
- I used to really respect the man.