Obama Learned Nothing From Massachusetts

My title probably is not my best attempt at grabbing your attention but somehow I got on this "Organizing For America" mailing list and I am therefore privvy to Obama's talking points and therefore, you are too.

Here is what your commander in chef (he cooks up an evil stew) is up to today.  First off, he isn't a bit concerned about Scott Brown's victory in Massachusetts...well maybe a little because it will slow him down but trust me....ol' big ears isn't done with this at all.   Remember his one world government agenda with him in charge needs to bust our Republic and the structure to accomplish that is found somewhat in the Stimulus Bill where they buried the authorization for the panels that will indeed restrict health care (read: rationing), the Health Bill will break many small businesses and not just insurance companies and medical device manufacturers, and of course his Cap & Trade (or even his EPA ruling that CO2 is dangerous), are the three legs that the milking stool would have that is holding his dumb ass off the ground. 

It is agenda people...all about Obama's agenda.  He doesn't need congress except as a pose.  He fully intends to have his way on all the issues below including screwing the banks that power capitalism...many banks who have never been insolvent and other banks who have paid back their loans with interest.

It is his job, in his pea brain, to bust our jobs.  Figure that out people...let us move beyond basics.  You have people like Saul Alinsky, Clower & Trade; Piven and Barack Hussein Obama, who changed his named from Barry Soweto in Kenya to his current muslim name which speaks to the light that strikes earth from heaven (hint: Lucifer took that route).

Anyway, folks, here is his current talking points post Scott Brown:

Michael --


Yesterday's disappointing election results show deep discontent with the pace of change. I know the OFA community and the President share that frustration.

We also saw what we knew to be true all along: Any change worth making is hard and will be fought at every turn. While it doesn't take away the sting of this loss, there is no road to real change without setbacks along the way.

We could have simply sought to do things that were easy, that wouldn't stir up controversy. But changes that aren't controversial rarely solve the problem.

Our country continues to face the same fundamental challenges it faced yesterday. Our health care system still needs reform. Wall Street still needs to be held accountable. We still need to create good jobs. And we still need to continue building a clean energy economy.

 The President isn't walking away from these challenges. In fact, his determination and resolve are only stronger. We must match that commitment with our own.

 But it won't be easy. Real change never is. For that reason, I am grateful you're part of this fight with us.
Thank you,
Mitch


Mitch Stewart

Director

Organizing for America