Rice Returns, GOP Always Angry Anyway, So...

I'm so happy she's back. The GOP's attempts to ruin her career have FAILED, just as it rightfully should in most of it's endeavors.

Rice re-emerges: GOP howls over appointment

Aliyah Frumin
12:52 PM on 06/05/2013

President Obama has officially appointed Susan Rice as his new National Security Adviser, replacing the retiring Tom Donilon.

The commander-in-chief made the announcement in the Rose Garden on Wednesday, calling Rice “fearless” and the “consummate public servant.”

“Susan understands there is no substitute for American leadership,” he said of Rice, who endured the GOP’s months-long obsession with Rice’s controversial remarks on several Sunday news shows last year in the wake of the September attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi.

More of this story at: http://tv.msnbc.com/2013/06/05/gop-howls-over-expected-rice-appointment/

 

"oooooooo, She said it was a protest, not a terrorist attack! Let's spend millions of dollars investigating! ooooooo"

...and that's why republicans are goin' downnnnn

 

That sounds far too civilized to be the words of a redneck Georgia cracker. Think WWHS.... What would Hannity say?

 

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There are some places I have difficulty going. Hannity, for instance...I can only go there when I am sitting comfortably on a throne. To do so here and now would require a change of underwear.

 

Thanks for proving my point redneck.

 

When I seen this in a paper over here I thought that they were talking about Condi LOL I thought President Obama was doing something sensible for a change

 

Ohhhhh, no you didn't! ... or whatever...

It's too bad for the GOP that she (Condi) wasn't interested in entering the presidential race against Obama. I'm really curious if she's interested in the next one, but she'd have to face off against Christie, who appears to be stting the stage for a Presidential bid. He wouldn't be easy to beat in the primaries. She may just sit that one out too, and wait for a better time, or she may never run ever, which is the sense I get from her at this point. Too bad for the GOP, she'd do well, I think.