Does anyone still trust Obama?

Does anyone still trust Obama?
BY: CHRIS WILSON
Right now, our government is embroiled in scandals which show how much the rights of Americans have eroded in the five years Barack Obama has been in office.

 When there’s a scandal, Obama always finds out what his administration is doing from the news
BY: DAVID FREDDOSO
Jonathan Stewart pointed out on last night’s Daily Show that President Obama’s bad habit of finding out what his own government is doing from the news.

INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY: Cloudy with a 100% chance of scandals: Obama ducks and weaves.


Bob Woodward compares Benghazi with Watergate. Is he right? (+video)
The similarities: line-by-line edits of what to tell the public, says Bob Woodward, the media's authority on all things Watergate. Regarding the White House Benghazi edits, they show pressure 'in the system not to tell the truth' about what happened, he said Friday.

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON

“The murder of four Americans in Benghazi has become a mess of partisan bickering. But the disturbing facts now transcend politics. The Obama administration — the president himself, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, U.N. ambassador Susan Rice, White House press secretary Jay Carney — all at various times blamed an obscure video maker for the “spontaneous violence” that killed Americans last September.

The problem is not just that such scapegoating was untrue, but that our officials knew it was untrue when they said it — given both prior CIA talking-point briefings and phone calls from those on the ground during the attacks.
What is the common denominator in all these second-term administration embarrassments? “Hope and change” is fast becoming the 1973 Nixon White House.”

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JONATHAN TOBIN: Denial Flows Like A River At The IRS.

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"Please detail the content of the members of your organization’s prayers."
IS THERE NOTHING THAT CANNOT BE ASKED OF A CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION?
Information the IRS demanded from the Coalition for Life of Iowa. Asked if that's an appropriate question to a 501(c)(3) applicant, IRS commissioner Steven Miller says he's pained at his inability to answer