Obama ‘madder than hell’ about scandal at VA, aide says

[Relic]

That sad part is, if you tell friends or relatives about this, they get noticeably irritated, at you. In America today, if you point out a problem, you become the problem. It's as if people decide if you just go away, they won't have to deal with what you're talking about. (This happens at my workplace as well).

[240B]

That sad part is, if you tell friends or relatives about this, they get noticeably irritated, at you. In America today, if you point out a problem, you become the problem. It's as if people decide if you just go away, they won't have to deal with what you're talking about. (This happens at my workplace as well).

Exactly. I worked for a company with a proposed 'project'. I kept telling them, This will not work! This is not going to work! You guys are idiots.
 
They took me off the project. And then when it failed, they were all looking at me as guilty because I told them it was stupid. So I was punished for being right.
 
It was my fault, for being the boy who cryed wolf.
 
The only problem was there was a wolf. And he wrecked everything.
 
But from their point of view I cursed it. That is why it didn't work.

[DCPatriot]

That sad part is, if you tell friends or relatives about this, they get noticeably irritated, at you. In America today, if you point out a problem, you become the problem. It's as if people decide if you just go away, they won't have to deal with what you're talking about. (This happens at my workplace as well).

"In an insane world/society, the sane man MUST appear insane!".......  C. William King

[rangerrebew]

 
Why are people, American people, so freakin STUPID!
I just cannot understand it.
 
Why can't we ever live out the golden age of Europe? Why do we only get the bad parts of history?

Perhaps we need look no further than the department of "education" which has been de-educating and indoctrinating for many years now.

[Fishrrman]

DC Patriot wrote above:
[[ Sarah was correct and should be vindicated. ]]

And katzenjammer replied:
[[ Sarah was/is correct about a lot of things.]]

Indeed she was.
And it's remarkable that even here, she is pilloried by some as a has-been and irrelevant.

I would gladly "waste my vote" on her over EVERY so-called "Republican" candidate who's going to be running in 2016 (with one exception: Scott Walker, whose accomplishments more resemble Ron Reagan than anyone else today).

Sumthin' tells me that we haven't heard the last from her yet, insofar as presidential politics is concerned...

[Bigun]

DC Patriot wrote above:
[[ Sarah was correct and should be vindicated. ]]

And katzenjammer replied:
[[ Sarah was/is correct about a lot of things.]]

Indeed she was.
And it's remarkable that even here, she is pilloried by some as a has-been and irrelevant.

I would gladly "waste my vote" on her over EVERY so-called "Republican" candidate who's going to be running in 2016 (with one exception: Scott Walker, whose accomplishments more resemble Ron Reagan than anyone else today).

Sumthin' tells me that we haven't heard the last from her yet, insofar as presidential politics is concerned...