Obama know about Secret Service prostitution scandal in Cartagena, Columbia despite his claims of otherwise. Basically Obama and his aides covered up the Secret Service prostitution scandal in 2012 in order to try and avoid the taint for his re-election bid against Mitt Romney. Not only did the Obama regime cover it up at the time, but the prostitute was an overnight guest in the hotel room of a presidential advance-team member! This ties Obama directly to the Cartagena scandal. Amazingly, it’s the Washington Post who drops this latest bomb of an Obama scandal. Obama and his aides knew all about about the Columbia prostitution scandal in Cartagena. They lied again. Here’s my shocked face. O_O Of course, the fact it took two and a half years for the truth to come out says more about the media than it does about the Obama cover up scandal.
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Obama propaganda minister Josh Earnest is already trying to spin the story, claiming the story was covered two years ago. I hate to break it to you Josh, but none of those leftist outfits mentioned the cover-up two years ago.
Supposed WaPo "exclusive" was previously reported by AP, CBS, ABC, Politico, The Hill & others – 2 years ago. http://t.co/dk9qV0TbJK
— Josh Earnest (@PressSec) October 9, 2014
White House aides were given information at the time suggesting that a prostitute was an overnight guest in the hotel room of a presidential advance-team member — yet that information was never thoroughly investigated or publicly acknowledged.
The information that the Secret Service shared with the White House included hotel records and firsthand accounts — the same types of evidence the agency and military relied on to determine who in their ranks was involved.
The Secret Service shared its findings twice in the weeks after the scandal with top White House officials, including then-White House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler. Each time, she and other presidential aides conducted an interview with the advance-team member and concluded that he had done nothing wrong.
Meanwhile, the new details also show that a separate set of investigators in the inspector general’s office of the Department of Homeland Security — tasked by a Senate committee with digging more deeply into misconduct on the trip — found additional evidence from records and eyewitnesses who had accompanied the team member in Colombia.