Perfect gibberish
Today White House press secretary Jay Carney was asked to explain how Bain Capital's mixed record on helping businesses differs from Obama's investment of taxpayers' money. His answer combines English words (I assume) in a way that sounds lucid but is sucked dry of exposition.
In case you missed it, here's the video:
Extra - From Hit & Run.
3 comments:
...and, because Carney gave a fumblingly inept reply, that therefore means that Bain and Solyndra are exactly the same, from guiding premise to ultimate execution.
Ah, yes, it's always about "intentions". Sorry we blew all that taxpayer cash - we meant well.
Yeah. How crazy and twisted would some imaginary system of judgment have to be, to consider motive?
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