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It’s Insulting For Obama To Call The IRS Or Any Other Investigation A Phony Scandal
Freedom Outpost
President Obama is “back on the campaign trail” and telling those that will listen. “They’re “phony scandals” that are generated,” Obama said. “It’s all geared towards the next election or ‘ginning-up’ a base — it’s not on the level. And that must feel frustrating, and it makes people cynical and it makes people turned off from the idea that anything can get done.” Not only is his dismissive attitude horrendously contemptible, but it shows the citizens of this great nation just how much of a sociopath he really is. Just in case some of you aren’t sure just what a “sociopath” is, let me give you the definition.
“Phony Scandals”……”Ginning-up a base”…”Not on the level”….who does this sociopath think he’s kidding? Excuse me Mr. President, but “Phony Scandals” don’t need to plead the 5th! “Phony Scandals” are not usually found in contempt of Congress.
Showing his contempt for the rule of law, Barack Obama continues to use the term “phony scandal” when he refers to the on-going IRS investigation.
so·ci·o·path
[soh-see-uh-path, soh-shee-]
noun Psychiatry.
A person with a psychopathic personality whose behavior is antisocial , often criminal, and who lacks a sense of moral responsibility or social conscience.
“Lacks a sense of moral responsibility or social conscience.” That seems to sum up in a nutshell Barack Hussein Obama Jr. as far as I’m concerned, how about the rest of you? His very actions are almost verbatim with that definition. And so while House Speaker John Boehner wants to waste his time and our tax payer money on a frivolous “law suit” against the president, Barack Obama will continue to thumb his nose, at not only the law, but make a mockery out of his sacred oath of office and just do whatever he wants anyway. Obama’s actions and attitude remind me of another criminal, who felt he was “untouchable”; John Gotti Jr., “The Teflon Don.” If one goes back and watches old news reports, every time Gotti went into court, he had a smirk on his face and an air of self-confidence. It was like Gotti knew that he was going to walk out of court not only a free man, but make a laughing stock out of the U.S. Attorney.
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