A Perfect Illustration Of Liberal Doctrine

Obama Announces 2012 Launch Of African-Americans For Obama

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Its too bad that you Mr.Obama don't believe in the principals of the founders but as most liberals you talk the talk but dont walk the walk.Also those folks in the rally holding up the picture of the late great Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. have no concept or idea about what he stood for EQUAL RIGHTS not civil rights.Remember what he said so eloquently "One should be judged upon the context of ones character not one's skin color.but the race baiters like the so called revs.Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson will never understand.Oh and one more point Mr.Obama its not all about you by the way.

Not Obama's Fault LOL!

 Obama: Congress to Blame for Debt — It's Not My Fault

President Barack Obama came out swinging at Congress, blaming both parties in both Houses for getting the country into the debt crisis in a bid to deflect criticism about his own leadership.

At his first press conference since March, he said he is “amused” that he is getting the blame when it is Congressional leaders who need to step up to the plate and work.

“I met with every single caucus for 1-1/2 hours each,” Obama said.

“Republican Senators, Democratic Senators, Republican House, Democratic House. I’ve met with the leaders multiple times. At a certain point they need to do their job.”

He said that too many senior members of Congress “say a lot of things to satisfy their base or get on cable news,” but it is now time to change.

“Hopefully leaders will rise to the occasion and do the right thing for the American people. Call me naïve but my expectation is that leaders are going to lead."

Obama made it clear that the debt crisis has been caused by measures passed by Congresses in the past and the current one cannot walk away.

“This isn’t a situation where Congress is going to say ‘okay we won’t buy this car or we won’t take this vacation.’ They took the vacation, they bought the car and now they’re saying ‘maybe we don’t have to pay or we don’t have to pay as fast as we said we were going to pay.’

“That’s not how responsible families act. And we’re the greatest nation on earth and we can’t act that way."

The President warned those in Congress looking forward to a long summer break that they are going to have to “cancel things” and stay in Washington until a deal on raising the $14.3 trillion debt limit is reached as, he said, the Aug. 2 deadline set by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is real and there would be serious implications of the parties cannot compromise. “This is urgent,” he said.

“I’m President of the United States and I want to make sure I’m not engaging in scare tactics. I try to be responsible and somewhat restrained, so folks don’t get spooked. But Aug. 2 is a very important date.”

He said too many seemed to be thinking that once the recess is on them “Obama’s got to step in.” But he told them, “You need to be here. I’ve been here. I’ve been doing Afghanistan and bin Laden and the Greek crisis. You stay here. Let’s get it done.”

At one stage, he even mentioned his own daughters, comparing them to Congress. “Malia and Sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time. It’s impressive. They don’t wait till the night before and pull an all-nighter.

“They’re 13 and 10. Congress can do the same thing. If you know you have to do something, just do it.”

Obama had no compromise for Republicans who say that the only way to solve the debt crisis is to cut spending. Playing to his own Democratic base, he insisted that revenues will have to be raised through tax hikes and closing loopholes for corporations and the very wealthy. Several times he referred to oil companies, hedge fund managers and the owners of corporate jets as those who will have to make sacrifices.

He said “every single observer who’s not an elected official” agreed that the only way to bridge the debt gap was to address both spending and revenues and he called on Republicans to accept that, saying, “Democrats have had to accept some painful spending cuts that hurt some of our constituents and that we may not like. We’ve shown a willingness to do that for the greater good.

“If everybody else is willing to take on their sacred cows and do tough things, then I think it will be hard for the Republicans to stand there and say that the tax breaks for corporate jets is sufficiently important that we’re not willing to come to the table and do that.”

He also stressed that he wanted to make sure that cuts to payroll taxes are extended, but he said that if Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker John Boehner came to him with a deal on the debt ceiling he could deal with it.

“If that was the situation they presented, I think we would have a serious conversation about that. I would not discount that completely.

Obama started the meeting by saying that his administration is trying to relax regulations on business in a bid to jump start the economy.

“We are reviewing government regulations so we can fix any rules that are in place that are unnecessary. We’re working with the private sector to get small businesses and startups the finance they need to grow and expand.”

Then he immediately jumped in with what was to be the theme of the day – his criticism of Congress, calling on it to pass bills on patent reform, on creating jobs for construction workers, on trade agreements and by extending the cuts to payroll taxes.

“Many of these ideas have been tied up in Congress for some time, but all of them have enjoyed bipartisan support and all of them could help the economy,” he said.

On the deficit talks, he insisted that everything has to be on the table. “We can’t get to the $4 trillion in savings we need by just cutting the 12 percent  of the budget that pays for things like medical research and education funding and food inspectors and the weather service.

“And we can’t just do it by making seniors pay more for Medicare. We’re going to need to look at the whole budget. We have to eliminate waste wherever we find it and make tough decisions about priorities.

“That means trimming the defense spending. It means we’ll have to tackle entitlements as long as we keep faith with seniors and children with disabilities by maintaining the fundamental security that Medicare and Medicaid provide. And yes we’re going to have to tackle spending in the tax code.

“If we choose to keep those tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires and corporate jet owners and for oil and gas companies who are making hundreds of billions of dollars then that means we got to cut some kids off from getting college scholarships. That means we’ve got to stop funding certain grants for medical research. That means that food safety might be compromised. That means that Medicare has to bear a large part of the burden.”

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Well if it's not Obama's fault then who's is it? Let me see health care or health scare Stimulus just pick one.

Obama's Very Weak Weekly Presidential Address

Obama Weekly Address: "We Can't Simply Cut Our Way To Prosperity"

"Hello, everybody. Earlier this week, I spoke about our way forward in Afghanistan, and I said that because of the extraordinary work of our men and women in uniform, civilians, and our coalition partners, we will soon begin bringing our troops home, just as we’ve begun doing in Iraq. After a decade of conflict, we’re finally bringing these wars to a responsible end.
That’s in the best interests of America’s security. And it’s also in the best interests of America’s economy. Even though we’ve turned our economy in the right direction over the past couple of years, many Americans are still hurting, and now is the time to focus on nation-building here at home.

Of course, there’s been a real debate about where to invest and where to cut, and I’m ...
... committed to working with members of both parties to cut our deficits and debt. But we can’t simply cut our way to prosperity. We need to do what’s necessary to grow our economy; create good, middle-class jobs; and make it possible for all Americans to pursue their dreams.

That means giving our kids the best education in the world so they have the knowledge and skills to succeed in this economy. It means rebuilding our crumbling roads, railways and runways. And it means investing in the cutting-edge research and technologies that will spur growth in the years ahead –- from clean energy to advanced manufacturing. Michelle Obama family and friends entourage arrive in Botswana on a weeklong official trip 6-24-11

That’s why I’m here today at Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh, one of America’s leading research universities. Behind me is a display from a company called RedZone Robotics.

The robots they make are used to explore water and sewage pipes, and find leaks and breaks before they become expensive problems. But the folks at RedZone aren’t just solving problems; they’re working with unions to create new jobs operating the robots, and they’re saving cities millions of dollars in infrastructure costs.

This company is just one example of how advanced manufacturing can help spur job-creation and economic growth across this country. That’s why this week, we launched what we’re calling an Advanced Manufacturing Partnership. It’s a partnership that brings our federal government together with some of America’s most brilliant minds and some of America’s most innovative companies and manufacturers.

Their mission is to come up with a way to get ideas from the drawing board to the manufacturing floor to the marketplace as swiftly as possible, which will help create quality jobs, and make our businesses more competitive. But they also have a broader mission.

It’s to renew the promise of American manufacturing. To help make sure America remains in this century what we were in the last –- a country that makes things. A country that out-builds and out-innovates the rest of the world.

I know these have been tough years for American manufacturing, and all the workers and families who’ve built their lives around it. But being here in Pittsburgh, I’m hopeful about the future. I’m hopeful when I think about how companies like RedZone are reinvigorating manufacturing or about how what started as a small trade school is now a global research university.

We are a people who’ve always adapted to meet the challenges of a new time; who’ve always shaped our own destiny, and I’m absolutely confident that that’s what we’re going to do one more time. Have a great weekend."

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Investing is a code Democratic Party word for more tax payer $$$$ to go to more and more frivolous spending

Obama Testy With Reporter From Texas

Obama To Texas Reporter: "Let Me Finish My Answers"

"Let me finish my answers the next time we do an interview, all right?" President Obama tells WFAA-TV reporter Brad Watson at the end of their interview.

Former Constitution Party Presidential Candidate Jerome Corsi

Jerome Corsi's 'Where's the Birth Certificate?' book breaking sales records

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Obama’s energy hoax By Boston Herald Editorial Staff

There must be something in the White House water.
For decades presidents have been promising to cut oil imports and still nothing much happens. President Barack Obama’s promise of a one-third cut by 2025 is squarely in that unworthy tradition.
The president got his headline but in fact hardly mentioned imports, except to note a small decline in recent recession years. He made no argument that cutting imports would be beneficial in itself, just airy genuflections to the security of supply, a non-problem since nobody can block U.S. access to the world oil market.
The emphasis was on a vast expansion of “clean energy.” The familiar pipe dreams were unfurled again: Bio fuels. Further increases in fuel economy requirements. Electric cars. Flexible-fuel vehicles. High-speed rail. Public transit.
Sure all nifty ideas, their regulatory quirks notwithstanding. And all are costly, many to the point of wiping out any possible benefits. If the president sought increased oil production to hold down prices, he’d do a lot more good.
Here and there a project might be worthwhile. Encouraging use of abundant natural gas as a fuel (for truck fleets, say) with modest subsidies could produce far greater benefits than the current $7,500 subsidy for electric cars.
The president’s increased production scenarios are too rosy. He wants holders of federal oil leases to develop their leases faster and produce more. Producers produce what they want to produce. If forced to develop one lease — assuming there’s oil there — instead of holding it for later, they may idle another well elsewhere.
If the president were serious about increasing domestic production, he would urge exploration of promising no-drill areas like the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska and the Atlantic and Pacific continental shelves.
Fat chance.

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As the Herald just stated we need to cut our alliance with foreign oil producers.DRILL BABY DRILL as the Great Sarah Palin once said

Obama Undecisive On Libya

 President Barack HUSSEIN Obama spoke to the nation last night about the U.S. involvement in Libya on aiding the rebels (God only knows which side are they on).Some intelligence reports have stated that some of the anti-Qaddafi rebels are affiliated with al-Qaeda.
 Some in the administration have called for the Libyan dictators removal through political and diplomatic ways as it is the usual way for liberal left wing useless as it seems.The only way that thugs like Mummar al-Qaddafi learn is through force.In other words he needs to have his ass kicked.
 Even during his address last night Obama had the deer in the headlights look unsure of the next move.He made the comment that the U.S. will remove it self from further military action and turn the reins of the operations over to NATO.Another text book move by a failure in action.
 Obama even had made a snide remark about the U.S. in Iraq an obvious swipe at the prior Bush administration.Speaking of that where are all the anti-war far left Bush haters now and why aren't they coming out in droves to be against Obama.I hear the crickets chirping.