The headline to the story in this morning’s “Tampa Daily
Megaphone” about Barack Obama’s recent bob and weave press
conference was, “President cautious on scandal, FBI.” I’m glad to
see the noun scandal used, as l’affaire Benghazi certainly is
one.
But cautious is hardly the adjective I would have chosen
for yesterday’s exercise in covering the presidential six. Others
much closer to the mark include but are not limited to: evasive,
vague, deceptive, equivocal, duplicitous, disingenuous, and
misleading. Alert TAS readers can certainly add to this
list.
But our rookie, soon to be sophomore, president is
endlessly glib, and most of the press corps housebroken. So our
Barry once again is able to hide the pea with the use of footwork
that would have made Sugar Ray Robinson proud.