My favorite part of this debate is how the NY Post’s Linda Stasi, when referring to the infamous leaked memo, mentions the “military family” part of the memo twice, but never once “health, or “environmental conservation.” And, of course, this is why, in the laundry list of suggested topics, “support for military families” was added (last) — so that people like Stasi could parrot that particular talking point as bipartisan cover:
My second favorite part is Stasi’s statement about how the memo “doesn’t talk about Obama’s health care…”
What a canard. Like the NEA conference calls, there’s no need to force feed fish marked “ObamaCare” to an audience of partisan seals. All you have to do is toss the issue out there. The White House knows this and so, I suspect, does Stasi. In her own circular logic she actually makes that point when arguing “Old Christine” produced a pro-ObamaCare episode without even being asked. Thank you, Linda — this is exactly why the memo didn’t have to mention “Obama’s health care” specifically… Minions don’t need GPS. Just point.
Patrick Courrielche nails the debate with four simple words: “Show me the memo.” At that point all Stasi’s left with is to go after Fox and change her defense from it’s all a “conspiracy theory” to everyone’s doing it.
Finally … common ground. Obama really is bringing us all together.
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