Plausible deniability: Obama’s hands were all over Solyndra

The Washington Times ^ | March 22, 2012 | by Henry D'Andrea

[Oldeconomybuyer]

President Barack Obama today once again thwarted honesty to claim that the failed solar energy company, Solyndra, was not the administration’s program, “per se.”

In an interview with Marketplace.org, the president pivoted from taking the blame for the failed Solyndra deal and instead blamed its rupture on Congress.

What Obama left out of that interview was the immense payday Obama campaign bundlers and investors received from the Solyndra loan deal. Something that the Obama administration had huge participation in.

At the time of its announcement, the Solyndra loan was a disgusting and unethical smokescreen designed to propagandize the American electorate into thinking Obama was serious about job creation and lowering the cost of gas via new energy solutions.

However, when you look deep behind the scenes into the Solyndra loan, you see a much different story. A story of blatant crony capitalism.

[builder]

I think “President per se” perfectly sums up his piss poor performance for the last three years.

[Terry Mross]

It’s so obvious to most people in this country that the stimulis thing was nothing but pay offs and money laundering. (Even his worshippers know it. They just think it’s okay to do.) So why hasn’t impeachment hearings being held? I’ll answer that. Because the republicans’ hands are dirty, too.

[Don Corleone]

If the “Pubbies” ever develop any ‘stones’ per se there is so much out there to nail this Kenyan with just the reading of the charges may take days.

[rawcatslyentist]

>"when you look deep behind the scenes into the Solyndra loan"

I see two step ghetto money laundering, and massive tax fraud embezzlement!

They give it to him. He takes it from US. He gives it to them
They give it to him. He takes it from US. He gives it to them
They give it to him. He takes it from US. He gives it to them
They give it to him. He takes it from US. He gives it to them.

They thought just because they did it our of logical linear sequence nobody would be able to see them.

[clearcarbon]

"At the time of its announcement, the Solyndra loan was a disgusting and unethical smokescreen designed to propagandize the American electorate into thinking Obama was serious about job creation and lowering the cost of gas via new energy solutions.

[sargon]

However, when you look deep behind the scenes into the Solyndra loan, you see a much different story. A story of blatant crony capitalism.

Absolutely. GOP leaders should be shouting this from the mountaintops, calling 0bama to account for this corruption during the entire election cycle.

Instead, we hear crickets from Congress...

[dfwgator]

Absolutely. GOP leaders should be shouting this from the mountaintops

Unless they're knee-deep in this Solyndra mess as well.