State Dept Spokesman Bursts Into Laughter After Claiming Transparency

[Weatherman2020]

The left have no shame.

Via American Mirror:

In a moment that perhaps best crystallizes the Obama administration’s attitude towards “transparency,” a State Department spokesman burst into laughter today after he began a press conference by calling it an “exercise in transparency and democracy.”

Associated Press reporter Matt Lee offered the ultimate zinger, “Is that what it is? I thought it was an exercise in spin and obfuscation,” responding to spokesman Mark Toner.

 

[Freewill]

The left have no shame.

Via American Mirror:

In a moment that perhaps best crystallizes the Obama administration’s attitude towards “transparency,” a State Department spokesman burst into laughter today after he began a press conference by calling it an “exercise in transparency and democracy.”

Associated Press reporter Matt Lee offered the ultimate zinger, “Is that what it is? I thought it was an exercise in spin and obfuscation,” responding to spokesman Mark Toner.

That guy maybe taking a very unwanted vacation, it may last longer than he thinks.

 

[Iceweasel]

At least he's honest. A refreshing change. Hard to defend the mountain of corruption.

 

[depotoo]

That was my thought, too.

The left have no shame.

Via American Mirror:

In a moment that perhaps best crystallizes the Obama administration’s attitude towards “transparency,” a State Department spokesman burst into laughter today after he began a press conference by calling it an “exercise in transparency and democracy.”

Associated Press reporter Matt Lee offered the ultimate zinger, “Is that what it is? I thought it was an exercise in spin and obfuscation,” responding to spokesman Mark Toner.

That guy maybe taking a very unwanted vacation, it may last longer than he thinks.

 

[Dekster]

Maybe he will "commit suicide" along with the Clinton biographer today.

 

[Weatherman2020]

The left have no shame.

Via American Mirror:

In a moment that perhaps best crystallizes the Obama administration’s attitude towards “transparency,” a State Department spokesman burst into laughter today after he began a press conference by calling it an “exercise in transparency and democracy.”

Associated Press reporter Matt Lee offered the ultimate zinger, “Is that what it is? I thought it was an exercise in spin and obfuscation,” responding to spokesman Mark Toner.

That guy maybe taking a very unwanted vacation, it may last longer than he thinks.

In this day? He more likely got a high five from his boss.