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The question to me is "will the Administration continue to lay down and take the thousand cuts inflicted on it in the Plame Affair?"

The White House and the Administration can't even seem to muster the will and energy to investigate treasonous newspapers and leakers even though they are charged with the protection of this country and its citizens.

I have long since disabused myself of the notion that the President and all the President's Men will ever go on the offensive on virtually ANYTHING, nor will they ever make more than token efforts to address the frightening misinformation doled out to the public hourly by the MSM.

This results in wound after wound inflicted on the Republican Party. I'm convinced that this White House is callously indifferent to political matters that pertain to the success of the Republican party in future elections.

There's little if any party leadership. When was the last time anyone heard the President say anything of value as the political leader of the GOP? Indeed, the party is divided and the conservative base is alienated over immigration and other issues. Does the President really care?

It appears the bleeding from a thousand cuts will continue unabated on every issue of importance due to the administration as a whole refusing to defend itself or to refute malicious propaganda or treasonous behavior.

I'm almost at the point I don't care anymore. Every time I hope and pray our president, our GOP leaders, our Justice Department, etc. will come out of hiding and investigate or fight back on some issue, I'm let down.

Are conservative talking heads, conservative columnists, conservative bloggers, the National Review and conservative sites like FR supposed to carry the whole load and do all the trench work for a totally detached White House, an out-of-touch Administration as a whole, the RNC, etc.?

We keep looking for the leadership to actively refute the Goebbel's media, but it's always a seemingly-impossible dream which foils our clawing at the air to grasp it.

Leni