Do As I Say, Not As I Do

In a rare White House press conference orchestrated to permit President Barack Obama to take scripted questions from friendly reporters, The One had the audacity to lecture Mitt Romney about being more open with his personal records. Obama has kept virtually every detail of his personal life under lock and key, expecting the American people to believe the fairy tale biographical narrative he concocted out of whole cloth that has not withstood even the modest of attempts at investigating and fact-checking. He has kept more of his life's records a secret from the American public than virtually any other president in American history. Yet not a single member of the White House media took him to task when he hypocritically criticized Romney for not sharing a decade's worth of personal tax returns.