Obama’s Q & A With Senate Dems Was “Carefully Scripted”
Last month, Michelle Malkin wrote on her website that when it comes to the Obama Administration, “Everything’s Staged.”
She pointed to faked town halls, fake lab coats and even stand-in produce from the White House garden.
Today, The Hill echoes Malkin’s point while describing Obama’s recent Q & A session with senate Democrats.
Senate Democrats held back from asking President Barack Obama about healthcare reform during a carefully scripted question-and-answer session in front of television cameras.
With the cameras rolling, a group of senators selected in advance by the Democratic leadership asked questions about such topics as partisan gridlock and GOP obstruction.
But once the president left and reporters were escorted out of the room, senators pressed White House officials about healthcare reform, according to those at the meeting.
Carefully scripted, questions selected in advance and reporters conveniently hustled out the door before the real questions came. Sounds pretty transparent to me.
