Obama has skipped more than HALF of his daily intel briefings – as spies hit back after he blamed them for underestimating ISIS

“President Barack Obama has skipped his in-person daily intelligence briefing on four out of every seven days of his presidency, according to a shocking report released Tuesday. The Government Accountability Institute, previously best-known for needling members of Congress over insider-trading deals that lax laws have rendered legal, used the official White House calendar to compile

It’s Hard to Keep Up With ISIS When the President Plays Hooky From Intelligence Briefings

“Either the president doesn’t read the intelligence he’s getting or he’s bullshitting,” a former Pentagon official said of President Obama after the gormless chief executive tried to pass the buck to the intelligence community for underestimating ISIS. But the president likely isn’t full of shit—he’s playing hooky from his intelligence briefings. According to the latest report from the conservative

Liar in Chief Found Derelict

“The most important power granted the President by the Constitution is the role of Commander in Chief. The President is primarily responsible for national security. He commands the armed forces. He is chief executive in charge of the departments of State and Defense. He is chief executive in charge of law enforcement and intelligence and security

Good News: Obama Skips the Majority of His Intelligence Briefings

According to a new report from the Government Accountability Institute, President Obama skips 60 percent of his intelligence briefings… This information comes shortly after Obama blamed the intelligence community for underestimating ISIS during an interview on 60 Minutes. That assertion prompted a visceral reaction from people inside the intelligence community, who have been warning the President about

USA Today on STOCK Act: “Congress backpedals on ethics”

 “… The latest example is the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act, which explicitly bars lawmakers and staffers from spreading or trading on inside information. The law passed in 2012 only after CBS’ 60 Minutes aired a scathing report, based on a book by Peter Schweizer, exposing the way members of Congress profit from their