News Alert For Al Jazeera-White House No longer Reaching Out

Robomouth Robert Gibbs took the opportunity to deny any White House involvement with NASA's politically appointed headman's statement that he was instructed to make NASA's chief focus an reach out effort to the Muslims as a feel good puff organ of the Obama regime.

Gibbs rejected this news saying Bolden "mispoke". I don't think the guy stuttered, he didn't stumble or garble his words, he said Obama instructed him to do this as one of his 3 main thrusts.

Now if this was supposed to remain under the table, that might be another matter, but motor mouth Bolden must have spilled the beans. Why else would Gibbs be covering his flaming ass, first thing MonTag.

If the head of NASA can't get his job instructions straight what is he doing there? Would you want to sit on top of a rocket this lame'o had a hand in? Somebody is either grossly incompetent or somebody else name'o Obama is lying ....again.

Obama's gotta be more clear with his sycophants. He has to let them know more precisely, is it just between us, or is it for worldwide distribution. I give you Joe Sestak as Exhib.2, The NBPP DOInJ Dismissal Exhib.3 the no blacks prosecution DOInJ rule as Exhib.4.

The WWII slogan "Loose Lips Sink Ships" applies, and given there's a wholelotta flappin lips in his regime, afflicted with diarrhea of the mouth, Obama's about to lose his whole frickin fleet.

Steve
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Muslim Outreach Not the Job of NASA, White House Says

July 12, 2010
FoxNews.com



White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said Monday that NASA Administrator Charles Bolden must have misspoke when he told Al Jazeera last month that one of his top priorities is to reach out to Muslim countries.

"That was not his task and that's not the task of NASA," Gibbs said.

Bolden, though, said last month in the interview that it was President Obama who gave him that task. He made a similar claim in February.

The White House also backed up Bolden last week when his remarks first stirred controversy. A White House spokesman last Tuesday said Obama wants NASA to engage with the world's best scientists and that to meet that challenge, NASA must "partner with countries around the world like Russia and Japan, as well as collaboration with Israel and with many Muslim-majority countries."

NASA last week walked back Bolden's claim that Muslim outreach was the "perhaps foremost" plank of his mission, saying that Bolden was merely talking about his "outreach" responsibilities and that space exploration is still NASA's No. 1 job.

But Gibbs on Monday appeared to deny that Bolden was asked to focus on Muslim outreach at all.

Asked whether Bolden misspoke, Gibbs said: "I think so."

He said he wasn't aware of Obama speaking to Bolden about his comments.

The Muslim comments were met with a wall of criticism last week from conservatives and former NASA officials who said that while Muslim-nation outreach is laudable, it should not be a NASA priority.

Bolden said in the interview that Obama told him before he took the job that he wanted him to do three things: inspire children to learn math and science, expand international relationships and "perhaps foremost, he wanted me to find a way to reach out to the Muslim world and engage much more with dominantly Muslim nations to help them feel good about their historic contribution to science ... and math and engineering."