Obama Isn't Supposed to Trust His People To Do Their Jobs?

President Obama probably told his economic team to get to work, and he trusted them to do so. If they are professionals, step aside and let them do their job!

Story #3: President Gets His First Economic Briefing in a Month

RUSH: By the way, "President Obama will be briefed by his economic team in the Oval Office," actually this was yesterday, "for the first time in more than a month." The economic briefing is back. On Obama's schedule, there were no economic meetings. His economic experts never gathered together. They never briefed him. You know, the foreign policy people and the intel people meet him every morning and tell him, "Okay, here are the threats around the world. This is what's going on. Here's the latest intel." That hasn't been happening on the economy. Do you believe that? Now, it may be good 'cause nobody out there knows what they're doing in the first place, and so the less they talk about it maybe the better it is.

But, "A review of the president's daily schedule finds the last formal economic briefing scheduled for April 26th, and even that briefing came after a hiatus following back-to-back briefings on March 8th and 9th. The scheduled economic briefings appeared to become less frequent after January. In total, [the Bamster] has had 15 economic briefings since last November." Again, this tells me that there's nothing to brief him on. He knows what's going on. Everything is happening according to plan. What's the point of wasting time in a meeting? In other words, Obama, says, "Why do I need you to come in the White House and tell me what I already know? The private sector is being successfully destroyed here. I don't need you to tell me; I can see it. Mission accomplished!"