Lehigh Valley Conservative

Pa Representative Joe Sestak claims that it was former president Bill Clinton that called him in June of 2009, to offer him a position in the Whitehouse if he would not run against Arlen Specter for the Senate. Sestak claims that Whitehouse Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel called upon Bill Clinton to make the call to Sestak. Sestak also claims that there was no impropriety in what transpired and yet said he didn’t think it was proper for him to mention his talk with Bill Clinton until now. Strange! By the way, Sestak spoke with Bill Clinton an hour before his statement to the media. Strange! Obama didn’t know about this? Strange!

The President was asked about the deal making by FOX News and said he guaranteed no impropriety was involved but yet he didn’t know the details.  That’s like condemning the new Arizona anti-immigration bill without reading it. Strange! He just said that a statement would come shortly. It did, by way of White House Council Robert F. Bauer on Friday.

Notice how non-elected or appointed, not exactly an outstanding man of Character,  Bill Clinton got involved? Are you also noticing how so many people are getting involved in a simple question of who called who, when did they call and why? It’s a typical tactic of confusing a simple issue by getting as many people involved as possible. Why the effort? The mainstream news media will cover for Obama no matter what he does! He doesn’t have to make excuses!

Sestak should have stayed in the Navy, but then, they didn’t really want him. How did he ever rise to being an Admiral? That is a rank that has to be approved by the president. I wonder who was president when Sestak was promoted? Bill Clinton, of course! Sestak also wanted Hillary to be the Democrat presidential nominee over Obama!

In any case, this all sounds like a bunch of bull to me! They were just trying to get their talking points straight for the idiots who are stupid enough to believe their lies.

It all comes down to Sestak talking too much, “Sestak told local TV host Larry Kane in February. KANE: “Were you ever offered a federal job to get out of this race?” SESTAK: “Yes.” KANE: “Was it secretary of the Navy?” SESTAK: “No comment” Later Kane asks again, “Was there a job offered to you by the White House?” to which Sestak nods and replies “yes, someone offered it.” Kane asks “It was big right?” Sestak replies, “Let me “no comment” on it.” “Was it high-ranking?” Kane asked. Sestak said yes. That was February.”

How do these people sleep at night?