Living in fantasy

Fri., Sept. 19, 2014

Wouldn’t it be amazing if the media devoted as much air time to the President Obama/Hillary Clinton Benghazi cover-up, and Eric Holder’s refusal to investigate the Fast and Furious debacle and the Internal Revenue Service harassment of conservative groups as they have devoted to the Ray Rice/Roger Goodell domestic abuse scandal?

Don’t you wish we had video cameras in the White House and the Department of Justice?

It is natural to not want to be lied to, and uncomfortable to deal with ugly truths. The 13th anniversary of 9/11 should be a reawakening to all of us about the horrible costs of living in fantasy.

David Barker

Greenacres

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