CNN’s Carol Costello: Obama’s People Can Be ‘Nasty,’ Willing to ‘Threaten Your Job’

Mediaite ^ | 1:23 pm, October 23rd, 2013 | Tommy Christopher

[Olog-hai]

On Wednesday morning, CNN Newsroom anchor Carol Costello made a rather stunning, if cryptic, revelation.

In discussing the firing of national security official Jofi Joseph, Costello agreed with panelist Jason Johnson that the Obama administration can be thin-skinned, and said that “President Obama’s people can be quite nasty. They don’t like you to say anything bad about their boss, and they’re not afraid to use whatever means they have at hand to stop you from doing that, including threatening your job.” …

[Old Yeller]

Consider yourself lucky if they only threaten your job.

[sportutegrl]

His people? Why is all the blame always pointed at Obama’s staff? Why is the buck never passed to this man, who is in charge and clearly and consistently orchestrating everything his administration does?

The answer, I believe, is in the article, itself.

[Bender2]

[Stepan12]

The descendants of Al Capone have come a long way in the last 70 years

It should be noted that in fairness to Al Capone, the Obama people and the Messiah himself lack the honor that Al Capone had. Also, Al Capone turned out a product that people wanted while Obama put out his garbage Obamacare.

[SoFloFreeper]

...Obama’s people...

Carol Costello is racist.

[SoFloFreeper]

Obama to a slowly awakening media:

I wonder if it is too late for them....

[MrBambaLaMamba]

"...the Obama administration can be thin-skinned..."

The MSM is now talking in racist code words.

[Liberty Wins]

The journalistic knowledge gap.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

CNN’s Carol Costello: Obama’s People Can Be ‘Nasty'

Hey Carol;

Ever heard of Andrew Breitbart? It's been nice knowin' ya.

[martin_fierro]

Guffaw.

[martin_fierro]

“If Obama’s skin were any thinner he’d have a reservoir tip.”

— Dennis Miller

[stevem]

How do they threaten a news reporter’s job?

[ROCKLOBSTER]

How do they threaten a news reporter’s job?

Free press bump.

[sakic]

Geez, you’re lonely.