OBAMUNISM, The Party,
Donilon
pegged
as likely White House mole
It's Them!!
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It
suggests
that Thomas Donilon, the national security adviser, is a likely source
in The Times reporting, considering he is “the commenter of record on
events."
Read more:
The
book [The Amateur] also describes a rivalry between Jones and his
deputy Tom Donilon, who currently serves as National Security Adviser.
Donilon, a longtime Democratic operative, made derogatory remarks about
military commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan, the book says. Klein
quotes Jones as once telling Donilon, “You have no credibility with the
military.”
“When he (Jones) went into the Oval Office, he
was
usually accompanied by a phalanx of aides, including three political
operatives who had played roles in Obama’s 2008 campaign,” Klein
writes. “Jones’s chief of staff Mark Lippert; his deputy Tom Donilon,
who had coached Obama for his debates against John McCain; and Dennis
McDonough, the director of strategic communications. At times this
group was expanded to include Hillary Clinton, Valarie Jarrett, David
Axelrod, Rahm Emanuel, and on rare occasions, Michelle Obama.”
Another book, “Obama’s Wars” by Washington Post
reporter Bob
Woodward, released in 2010, also discussed the conflict between Jones
and Obama’s political team.
Woodward’s book says that Jones saw the political team “as major
obstacles to developing and deciding on a coherent policy.” Woodward
identifies the group as including then-White House Chief of Staff Rahm
Emanuel, top adviser David Axelrod, and then-press secretary Robert
Gibbs. “He (Jones) privately called them ‘the water bugs,’ the
‘Politburo,’ the ‘Mafia,’ or the ‘campaign set.’”
“There are too many senior aides around the president,” Jones is quoted
as saying in the Woodward book. “‘They’re likely water bugs. They flit
around. Rahm gets an idea at 10 a.m., a briefing by 4 p.m., and I will
say ‘no’ because the work can’t be done in a day. The water bugs did
not understand war or foreign relations, Jones felt.”
[ clipped from Book
Describes Rift Between Obama’s Nat’l Security Adviser and His Political
Team: ‘Water Bugs’]
While
I was reading The Amateur,
questions about WH security leaks were
raging.
Two people I knew little about- Donilon and Samantha Power, screamed
out
"IT'S US!  as I read about them. Here's Power. I think this
shows how pliable our nincompoop-in-chief is, in the hands of the
experienced hard core leftists he feels so comfortable with. Too
bad Power didn't suggest immolation while wearing a saffron robe
instead of the bow.
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.When it came to foreign
affairs, no one had a more profound influence
on Obama than Samantha Power, [a Harvard professor]who burst upon the
scene in 2003 with her book , A Problem in Hell, which indicted America
and other democracies for being "bystanders to genocide."
 
Samanta Power- Hates America
Obama made her a member and then appointed her to the National Council
as special assistant to the president.
"US foreign policy has to be rethought," Power argued. "It needs not
tweaking but overhauling ...Instituting a doctrine of mea culpa would
enhance our credibility by showing American decision makers do not
endorse the sins of their predecessors."
Power's answer to her own question was clear:she wanted Obama to "get
down on one knee" and seek pardon for the sins of American Foreign
policy."
The
Amateur, pp207-208 |
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