Is the media getting tired of seeing the same performance from this President, over and over again?

The President dispatches aides and flacks to deal with a widening scandal, as the VA Secretary refuses to resign.

Once again, citizen watchdogs obtain documents the Most Transparent Administration in History refused to provide investigators, while the “mainstream media” takes a nap.

Surely, there is some “evident reason” to support sanctions today.

None of them ever believed the phony “video protest” story they were pushing, not for a minute.

This White House is callous when it comes to breaking eggs for their omelettes.

They still don’t want to answer the tough questions.

You’re not supposed to ask questions this Administration isn’t ready for.

That’s not an accretion of truth. That’s a subtraction of truth.

A case study in studied ignorance.

Gaze in wonder as the Memory Hole opens before your eyes.

If this was meant as a joke, nobody is laughing.

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But we all know the White House is innocent.

The president called on Congress to pass a quick-fix solution.

“We expect the Senate to confirm Sen. Hagel.”

With Republican freshmen, such as Rep. Steve Stockman, proposing to make the Bowles-Simpson deficit reduction plan law, the White House pushes back.

“What the president said last week and what he said repeatedly before that, and what holds true today, is that he is committed to further deficit reduction in a balanced way.”

Press Secretary Jay Carney went on an early offensive against critics of the Obama administration’s radical agenda.

In terms that are easily the toughest-sounding it has so far uttered on the subject, the White House today insisted again that taxes “have to go up on millionaires and billionaires” and that the President “will not sign an extension” of present tax rates for the top two per cent of wage-earners (who are not all “millionaires and billionaires”).