Forty eight short hours ago, Barack Hussein Obama had it announced that he was spending hundreds of millions of American taxpayers dollars so he could "specifically" celebrate the Hindu holy day of Diwali (the Festival of Lights) with the Indian people.
On Nov 3d, Jeff Bader, Senior Director for Asia Affairs at the National Security Council officially stated, "He (Obama) specifically wanted to have an opportunity to celebrate Diwali and to do so with the Indian people, getting beyond simply his official business."
But that was two days ago.
Now Obama is telling the world, "The primary purpose is to take a bunch of U.S. companies and open up markets so that we can sell in Asia, in some of the fastest-growing markets in the world, and we can create jobs here in the United States of America."
Such verbal gymnastics and brilliant timing may explain why the Democrats did such a wonderful job during last Tuesday's elections.
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Comments
Man, you love lying.
Show me where there's been no contradiction.
Please.
I dare you.
Transparency, what was I thinking?
Please refresh my memory... who was it again that promised "the most transparent administration ever"?
Awww, Jack, Such pouting! Prove I'm lying.
Give me a irrefutable cost to the American taxpayer. That should be easy for you. especially in light that your hero is running "the most transparent administration ever".
Go ahead.
Please.
I dare you.
Be warned, I grow weary of dissecting you. You're next posting will either have a solid, irrefutable cost amount to the American taxpayers that contradicts what I've posted... or it will be your last posting. Period.
On second thought... I've given you enough leeway. You have yet to answer any questions, all you've done is side-step. I'm through wasting my time with you. You simply aren't worth the efffort, nor are you to be taken seriously.
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