White House Slams Indiana

[Captain Obvious]

I think this is a bad move. If the President disagrees with the law, he should use diplomacy with the state government and try to get it changed. This is just pointless and counter-productive.

This is the same guy who threw a guy under the bus for committing a crime he was acquitted of simply because the "victim" was black.

He's not a leader, he's a panderer. Huge difference.

[Green Arrow]

This is the same guy who threw a guy under the bus for committing a crime he was acquitted of simply because the "victim" was black.

He's not a leader, he's a panderer. Huge difference.

That sums it up nicely. Sad part is, I don't know when we'll get an actual leader - if ever.

[Cigar]

[Ravens Fan]

NO No No ... in NO way should this be deflected at the White House.

This is a Republican Governor ... OWN IT, SUPPORT IT or DENOUNCE IT.

But don't try to deflect this on The White House, they have an opinion just like everyone else is having an opinion of the subject.

So then why would a Republican Governor be embarrassed by what Obama's opinion was anyways?

[Captain Obvious]

That sums it up nicely. Sad part is, I don't know when we'll get an actual leader - if ever.

I was pissing and moaning about this last week, the establishment by definition is incapable of electing a leader.

[Cigar]

NCAA: 'If we have to move events' from Indiana, 'we'll do it'

NCAA President Mark Emmert is confident his organization can put on a terrific Final Four this weekend in Indianapolis despite the controversy related to the state legislature's passing last week of the 'religious freedom' bill.

However, Emmert didn't deny it could lead to significant changes in the NCAA's relationship with Indianapolis and the state of Indiana beyond this weekend.

... The president didn't say he would move the women's Final Four or the organization's headquarters from Indy, but he also didn't rule it out.

"I'm not sure about that," he said. "We'd have to consider it and discuss it. We'd do it deliberately and thoughtfully. You don't want to disrupt an event that's been in the making so long it'll change the experience for the student-athletes, but if we have to move events, we'll do it and do it in a way that provides student athletes they deserve and worked for."

Read more: http://www.indystar.com/story/sports...main/70676350/



OWN IT don't Run like little $#@!es

[Cigar]

So then why would a Republican Governor be embarrassed by what Obama's opinion was anyways?

This is NOT an Obama Problem ... as much as people would $#@! to deflect it into one

[Dragonborn Herald]

I think this is a bad move. If the President disagrees with the law, he should use diplomacy with the state government and try to get it changed. This is just pointless and counter-productive.

With Obama's tack record do you really think he'll use diplomacy?

obama is a blunt instrument and will use unconstitutional force if need be.

[Dragonborn Herald]

This is NOT an Obama Problem ... as much as people would $#@! to deflect it into one

Actually, it is.

or at least will be.

[Captain Obvious]

With Obama's tack record do you really think he'll use diplomacy?

obama is a blunt instrument and will use unconstitutional force if need be.

I agree with your assessment.

No, he'll slander and use the MSM and their flying monkeys (much like the ones you see here) to pressure Indiana into changing it's legislation. If that doesn't work, he'll use SCOTUS.