8/6/2013, 10:02 am
White House spokesman, Jay Carney, announced today that all investigations into the alleged scandals of the Obama administration have been terminated due to a lack of evidence.
The unexpected announcement prompted an arrogant FOX News reporter to ask, “What happened to the evidence?”
After the indignant boos and hisses from other reporters died down, Carney indulged the insulting insinuation with a gracious smile and answered, “All the documents related to Fast and Furious, the Benghazi episode, and IRS, uh, investigations of dangerous extremist groups were all stored on Eric Holder's computer. Unfortunately, he moved all the files to Windows Photo Gallery, and wouldn't you know it? They all got mysteriously deleted.”
Undeterred, the obnoxious reporter pressed on with, “Why did you store sensitive documents on a program known to delete information without warning?” Once the groans of the press corps diminished, Mr. Carney rolled his eyes but recovered his composure. “First,” said Carney, “I would remind you that early editions of Photo Gallery came out during the previous administration, so it's not our fault it destroys data.”
Carney was obliged to raise his voice to be heard over the growing crescendo of cheers and hoots from various media stenographers. “Secondly, none of these incidents were even real scandals in the first place; they were the result of this president doing his utmost to protect Americans from being overrun by racist, hate mongering homophobes in the TEA Party!”
No more irrelevant and threatening questions were raised about the missing data once the offending reporter was escorted from the room by the Secret Service. The briefing concluded with Carney deftly fielding questions about how the president was improving his handicap and enjoying his new hobby of trap and skeet shooting.