Obviously if President Obama and the Democrat party were working diligently on behalf of the U.S. electorate they would be rushing to reveal the success of their programs and policies prior to the election.

So what does it mean when so many critical subjects, topics, policies, programs and consequences, have their public release dates pushed back until after the election?
♦  We have to wait until after the election to find out the results of the Bowe Bergdahl investigation:

The Army has completed its investigation into Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl’s abandonment of his Afghan post but will not release the report until after the midterm elections lest it embarrass the Obama administration. (link)

♦  We have to wait until after the election to find out how much the Obamacare health insurance premiums are going to be:

Those planning to purchase health insurance on the Obamacare exchange will soon find out how much rates have increased — after the Nov. 4 election. (link)

♦  We have to wait until after the election to find out the if our health insurance policies are cancelled for the upcoming year:

The new plan cancellations will be sent out after the elections! The delay has been made unilaterally by the Administration because it involves millions of people who are about to lose their insurance that they hoped to keep but which Obama has determined is inferior.  (link)

♦  We have to wait until after the election to find out what President Obama plans to do with executive action and immigration reform:

President Barack Obama says he’s postponing executive action on immigration until after November’s elections because it would be “more sustainable” then.  (link)

♦  We have to wait until after the election to find out who the nominee for U.S. Attorney General is going to be:

President Barack Obama does not plan to announce his choice for attorney general before the November elections, shielding the nomination from the midterm election politics while setting up a potential year-end showdown with the lame duck Senate. (link)

♦  We have to wait until after the election to find out what Fast and Furious documents were withheld from public release by the White House and DOJ:

[…] the judge also said she saw no reason to allow the Justice Department to withhold unprivileged documents until the case was complete. She ordered those records turned over to the committee by Nov. 3, along with a log of the records claimed to be privileged. (link)

♦  We have to wait until after the election to see what President Obama’s actual plan to combat ISIS is going to be, and whether congress supports it:

Senate Democrats plan to debate and vote on a broad resolution authorizing military strikes against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) after the election, dodging the danger of angering liberal voters this fall.  (link)

♦  And we still don’t know if we will have to wait until after the election to find out when the Eric Holder led DOJ/CRS will permit the release of the Saint Louis Grand Jury investigation into whether Mike Brown’s shooting was justified….