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White House: Arizona Governor Is A Liar



Jan 26, 2012 2 Comments ›› Infidel كافر

Beltway Confidential:

As White House press secretary Jay Carney accepted questions from, White House reporters they were obviously interested in the reported ‘testy’ exchange between the President and Arizona governor Jan Brewer yesterday.

Carney dismissed any idea of a clash between Obama and Brewer, noting that the president was “very excited to be in Arizona,” and noted that their previous “cordial” meeting in the Oval Office, was reported differently in Brewer’s book.”

“I think that there is — that some of this is political theater to some degree, I guess.” insisted Carney, repeating that Brewer’s book “was not accurate” and “did not reflect what happened in the meeting in the Oval Office.”


  • Piney

    Obama’s offensive body language, an observation:

    Obama (as can partially be seen in the photo above) attempted to pat Gov. Brewer on her upper thigh or lower ‘bum’ area with his right hand to her leftside.  This is obscenely horrible, presumptuous and utterly insulting body gesture for an adult in public greeting or even discussion moment with another adult (unless they’re sports figures on the field, actors engaged in intimate moment in public or something similar — but even then, the gesture indicates the aggressive person showing dominance over another by, essentially, ignoring the other’s personal boundary [intimate body regions] in public). 

    There is no reasonable, decent reasons for any politician to be using this gesture or displaying this untoward “possession” statement in body language to the person of another.

    Note that Gov. Brewer quickly brushes Obama’s  hand away when the video of this event is viewed.  Which she was right to do though I think she should (as others should) publicly refute Obama for this type of unwelcome “access” in public or otherwise to anyone else’s body, particularly to that of a female’s.

    HOwever, I noticed that Obama ALSO used a similar gesture when he met in public with Bobby Jindal — and noticeed that Jindal, as did Brewer, brushed Obama’s wandering hand and arm away.  Obama appears to be displaying an indecent body language more as an insult to these he views as “opponents” (“You weren’t cordial to me in your book,” Obama complained to Brewer, while he said similar complaint to Jindal, though not book-oriented, but about Obama’s feeling slighted and justifying his irrational political reprisals accordingly).

  • Piney

    Another point:  Obama also tried this same “lower body reach around” gesture (for lack of a better description for it) with Germany’s Merkel when he visited there.

    Merkel saw his arm coming toward her and quciilly jumped out ofhis arm’s reach.  It