It is so precious the way Slog has studiously ignored the Sestak Scandal.

But it does raise questions about Obama.

Did the administration break the law by trying to bribe Sestak not to run?

Or were they, as their defenders assert, simply engaging in "Politics as Usual" (we thought Obama promised not to do that....)

And if engaged in Politics as Usual; why were they so damn incompetent at it?
Backing a Whore like Specter over Sestak- what was that about?
And if you're going to bribe a guy to not run offer him something worth his while, otherwise he will just go on to refuse you and run and beat the shit out of the guy you backed and along the way brag how he stiffed you (Mr Obama) and told you to shove your job offer.

So we ask:
Is Obama a typical sleazy crooked Nixonesque Chicago pol?
Or is he really really incompetent?

It does seem that Obama couldn't find his own ass with two hands in the noon day sun....

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Cause Obama promised he would
end Politics as Usual and
bring Competence to the job.

He seems to be Godam Liar.

...as well as a crooked inept boob

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and yet, it won't be Dick Cheney or his party that get their asses toasted this November

BP given delay in blowout preventer test

(CNN) -- BP reported problems controlling the undersea well at the heart of the largest oil spill in U.S. history and the Obama Administration allowed a delay in testing a critical piece of equipment in March, according to documents released Sunday.
"We are in the midst of a well control situation on MC 252 #001 and have stuck pipe. We are bringing out equipment to begin operations to sever the drillpipe, plugback the well and bypass," Scherie Douglas, a BP regulatory advisor, told the district engineer for the U.S. Interior Department's Minerals Management Service in a March 10 e-mail.
In a follow-up e-mail to the district engineer, Frank Patton, Douglas reported the company wanted to get a plug set in the well before testing the blowout preventer, the massive device used to shut down the well in case of an emergency.
Patton told BP he could not delay a test any longer than it took to bring the well under control, but the company won a postponement from David Trocquet, the MMS district manager in New Orleans, Louisiana, the documents show.
The messages do not indicate how long the test was postponed.