Piers Morgan slams Barack Obama for “shameless, reprehensible display of buck-passing”

  In recent days Barack Obama has faced some criticism from what up until this point had been an unwavering and important ally–namely the media. After years of blindly accepting what the president said we have finally begun to see the White House press corps start to ask some tough follow-up questions and we have also begun to see others in the media question the president.

  The latest example of this comes from the newly rehired Piers Morgan who wrote the following about Barack Obama’s claim that the intelligence community let him down, which led HIM to make the claim that ISIS was a JV team of terrorists.

  Here is part of what he had to say:

He managed to single-handedly alienate 200,000 employees in the American intelligence agencies by going on 60 Minutes and ruthlessly chucking them all under a bus over the rise of terror group ISIS.

As Governor Chris Christie pointed out, by saying ‘they’ rather than ‘we’, Obama tried to distance himself from any personal responsibility or accountability for what has been a catastrophic failure to act over the greatest terror threat facing the world since Osama Bin Laden.

A more shameless, reprehensible display of buck-passing it would be hard to find from a sitting President.

  This does not surprise those of us who have been trying to point out for years Barack Obama’s propensity at taking full and sole credit for things when they go well and for passing the buck (I like to call it spreading the blame around) when things are not going well.

  Piers Morgan–and the rest of the media for that matter–is late to the party but better late than never. Of course there is always an ulterior motive when the media is involved because they have an agenda and in this case I believe the media is distancing itself from the president in order to also distance Hillary Clinton from Barack Obama’s policies to help set up her run for the presidency in 2016.