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Washington, DC – During sworn Congressional testimony on May 15, Eric Shinseki, the O-Team Secretary of Veteran’s Affairs, told the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee he was “mad as hell” when he learned that veterans were dying from inadequate care in a Phoenix, AZ Veterans Administration hospital. Three days later, White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough went on the CBS Sunday morning talking head show, “Face the Nation,” and proclaimed the president was “madder than hell,” about deadly delays in treating vets. Apparently in the Obama regime, “Madder” trumps “mad” on the way to hell. Thankfully we now know our commander-in-chief recovers quickly from his fury. When Mr. Obama entered the White House Press Room on May 21 for a hastily-convened press conference about the VA scandal his anger had clearly dissipated. Instead of calling in the FBI to investigate allegations of criminal acts and a long-running, massive cover-up, or announcing VA Secretary “Rick” Shinseki’s resig