[exit82]

Dianne Feinstein believes in the Tooth Fairy too.

What a maroon.

My bet is on Valerie Jarrett changing the talking points for Rice. Rice is a direct Cabinet report to Obama, not to Hillary Clinton.

[ZULU]

Meanwhile, WHERE IS HILLARY IN THIS??

[mojito]

My bet is on Valerie Jarrett changing the talking points for Rice.

They all but named Jarrett. Everybody knows it was Jarrett, as everybody in Washington knows how this WH operates. I do wonder what Donilon's role in this might be. My guess is that he takes his marching orders from Jarrett.

[timestax]

My bet is on Valerie Jarrett changing the talking points for Rice.

I think you are prolly correct on this!

[Eva]

Remember, one man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter and everything depends on what the definition of “is” is.

So, as far as the White House is concerned a protester is the same thing as a terrorist and the anti-Muslim video is just a metaphor for all the injustices inflicted on the Muslim world by the Western White Capitalists.

[nanetteclaret]

They all but admitted it was Valerie:

***the talking points were reviewed by a “deputies committee” of senior officials that is “populated by appointees from the administration.***

[piasa]

Susan Rice was also was with the UN Security Council when they visited South Sudan to celabrate its independence [a new country freed with the help of the Bush admin from Sudan after years of slave raids. ] while the celebrations were going on and the UN people were patting each other's backs Sudan attacked and took a South Sudanese border town.

Evidently Sudan is not as impressed with the UN or the Obama Admin as is Obama.

[lonestar]

Valerie Jarrett is another who is in way over her head...just a Chicago thugess.

[lentulusgracchus]

(Article) Feinstein said she believed the president was kept out of the loop on the Petraeus probe which began with an investigation of cyber harassment of Tampa socialite Jill Kelley.

Dianne Feinstein believes in the Tooth Fairy too. What a maroon.

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DiFi is certainly worth a Looking Glass Award for believing three impossible things before breakfast.