I am suffering from indignation fatigue due to a
overabundance of national outrages … gender pay inequality, the Benghazi
scandal, the Koch brothers’ political donations, the IRS’s Tea Party targeting
scandal, climate change, the Fast and Furious government gun-running, the
release of illegal-immigrant criminals, our botched foreign policy vis-à-vis
Russia, the looming federal carbon tax, Obamacare disruptions to our
health-care system, the return of school segregation, NSA eavesdropping, President
Obama’s selective enforcement of our laws, Iran’s rush to atomic weaponry, the need
to increase the minimum wage, Syria’s continued use of chemical weapons,
extending unemployment benefits, continued lethargic national employment and
economic growth, our refusal to approve the Keystone pipeline … and so on ad infinitum.
Perspicacious readers might have noticed that the above list
contains numerous serious scandals of both commission and omission on the part
of our current “government.” But every other outrage listed is, in my
opinion, chaff. Just like fighter planes release metallic chaff to confuse the tracking
of enemy radar, the Obama administration and their henchmen are working
overtime to manufacture news stories of little real consequence in order to
crowd out their numerous serious failings. As a result, the public
finds it difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff … and Obama, Pelosi, Reid,
etc. are doing their level best to skate through the governmental carnage they
have created.
Now, dear reader, you might take some notice of the
placement of such chaff on the evening TV news and in our biased print media …
and ignore it. We have many too many serious scandals that are being
conveniently buried by all this mostly-manufactured filler.
1 comment:
Most of these "outrages" are manufactured by anti-Obamites, and their claque of kool-aid drinking blogards.
For you to blame the Obama "henchmen" for planting stories in the media as distractions is just another instance of the same lame canard. I think the term I am thinking is "cognitive dissonance."
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