Why doesn’t the White House spokesperson get scolded?

“White House spokespersons,” whenever they appear before the press, fire away at our prime minister in slight or not-so-slight doses. They sometimes say that our prime minister’s words are “ridiculous.”
For our prime minister, they are saying, “We have warned him.”

For certain practices of our prime minister, they are saying they are “unacceptable.”

However, whatever the reason, our prime minister never tells them off, these White Houser spokespersons and those State Department spokespersons…

He does not address them starting with the exclamation “Hey.” He does not say to them, “Take off your glasses and come here.” He does not say, “Know your place, hey spokesperson” to them. He does not tease them.

Why, I wonder.

Or is there a feature of the White House that provides anger management?

Al-Nusra

Our government has revised its stance toward the al-Nusra organization. Now, it has declared it a “terrorist organization.” This organization is fighting against the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria.

I wonder what will happen to those writer colleagues of ours? I wonder if they will revise their stances too, who used to write that the “Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) was bad and al-Nusra was good.”

The governor, in the final analysis

Those officers who impose unreasonable bans, when they are asked, “Why are you doing this?” they generally answer as such: “What else can we do? We are carrying out orders.”

Those who carry out orders fall into two categories:

-    1) Those who adopt the orders at least as much as the ones who give...