Obama: Now We Know You...

[PoliticalChic]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

 

[onecut39]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

Congratulations!!!! You actually had one decent source.

 

[asaratis]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

This is all good to know. It is certainly the truth. However, the worshipers of Obama will never admit to it, likely would not take the time to read it or to verify it. We still have a tremendous task ahead of us to make sure the election comes out as it should...with Romney on top. Obama's cronies will be doing all they can to stuff ballot boxes with multiple votes, dead people's votes, illegal alien votes and whatever else they can use to distort the true voting results enough that the shithead Obama wins again.

 

[bitterlyclingin]

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3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution


Congratulations!!!! You actually had one decent source.

Apparently the sources that you regard as decent are only former members of the 2008 journolist who today, when not busy pounding out puff pieces on the Chicago Jesus on their keyboards, are busy prepping to meet the Imam's fatwah suggestions for better suicide bombers.
Too bad somebody as yet unknown took down zips' site last night

 

[Jackson]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

And you didn't even mention how he works to circumvent Congress, ignoring the balance of power,
President Again Circumvents Congress to Implement Immigration Executive Order
Texas Insider » President Again Circumvents Congress to Implement Immigration Executive Order

Obama circumvents Congress to make appointments
Obama circumvents Congress to make appointments - Los Angeles Times

 

[PoliticalChic]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

Congratulations!!!! You actually had one decent source.

I would comment along the lines of the opposite being true for you.....but I don't want you to misconstrue it as a reference to your parents.....

 

[francoHFW]

Good, or ZZZZZZZZ Pubcrappe.

 

[rightwinger]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

Congratulations!!!! You actually had one decent source.

All of my encouragement is starting to pay off

Her cut and pastes are getting better aren't they?

 

[Mr. Shaman]

Obama: Now We Know You...

.....Ever since he gave "conservatives" both "barrels"......right-between-the-eyes!!


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y04g6OPLnQ]Obama Dismantles Republican Caucus Part 1 of 7 - YouTube[/ame]

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"Ya' fuck with the bull......ya' get the horn."​

 

[IGetItAlready]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

Let's not forget the promise that will surly be made good on if this clown is handed a "mandate" with a second term.

January 2008 while being interviewed by the SF Chronicle Obama said the following:
"Under my plan of a cap-and-trade system, electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket," Obama told the Chronicle . "Coal-powered plants, you know, natural gas, you name it, whatever the plants were, whatever the industry was, they would have to retrofit their operations. That will cost money. They will pass that money on to consumers."

(1) Text in bold red are the actual spoken words of our lord.

 

[BlindBoo]

LOL.

A repeat of 08 talking point with the noteworthy and latest and obvious lie construed as truth with the "You Didn't Build that" campaign.

 

[MikeK]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

I voted for Obama because George W. Bush effectively turned me against the new Republican Party. That does not mean I consider Obama to be anything other than a slick, duplicitous politician who, I will agree, appears to have been indoctrinated by the Chicago Boys.

But please don't try to promote Ronald Reagan as being anything other than an effective actor and corporatist puppet who poisoned this Nation's economy with an infusion of Friedman-style, supply side, "trickle-down" policies, which, as clearly demonstrated by Pinochet in Chile, is destructive to the middle class and inclines toward fascism. The fact that such deceptive nonsense as I'm responding to derives from a sleazy character like Newt Gingrich speaks for itself.

I should say I was a registered Republican going back beyond Barry Goldwater and my thinking was predominately Conservative. But the gradual deterioration of Republican politics and the radical change in Conservative ideology forced me to leave the Republican Party in 2003, when it became clear what George W. Bush really is and just how representative he is of the new Republicans and neo-Conservatives. I re-registered as a Democrat only because there is no Independent Party in New Jersey and I wish to vote in primaries. But I am neither a Republican nor a Democrat, conservative nor liberal.

I will vote for Obama again -- but only because he is the lesser of two evils, the alternative evil being far more menacing.

 

[PoliticalChic]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

Congratulations!!!! You actually had one decent source.

All of my encouragement is starting to pay off

Her cut and pastes are getting better aren't they?

The only ones who comment along the lines of 'cut and paste'n as some sort of pejorative are old folks who are no longer au courant...

...and cling by their fingernails to the last shred of relevance.....


Good to see you again, wingy.

 

[PoliticalChic]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

I voted for Obama because George W. Bush effectively turned me against the new Republican Party. That does not mean I consider Obama to be anything other than a slick, duplicitous politician who, I will agree, appears to have been indoctrinated by the Chicago Boys.

But please don't try to promote Ronald Reagan as being anything other than an effective actor and corporatist puppet who poisoned this Nation's economy with an infusion of Friedman-style, supply side, "trickle-down" policies, which, as clearly demonstrated by Pinochet in Chile, is destructive to the middle class and inclines toward fascism. The fact that such deceptive nonsense as I'm responding to derives from a sleazy character like Newt Gingrich speaks for itself.

I should say I was a registered Republican going back beyond Barry Goldwater and my thinking was predominately Conservative. But the gradual deterioration of Republican politics and the radical change in Conservative ideology forced me to leave the Republican Party in 2003, when it became clear what George W. Bush really is and just how representative he is of the new Republicans and neo-Conservatives. I re-registered as a Democrat only because there is no Independent Party in New Jersey and I wish to vote in primaries. But I am neither a Republican nor a Democrat, conservative nor liberal.

I will vote for Obama again -- but only because he is the lesser of two evils, the alternative evil being far more menacing.

1."...who poisoned this Nation's economy..."


a. "His policies worked spectacularly! The Reagan recovery started officially in November of 1982 and lasted 92 months without any more than a shallow, short recession, until July 1990, when tax increases of the ’92 budget deal killed it."
Robert Bartley, “The Seven Fat Years,” p. 135, 144.

b. "This was a new record for the longest peacetime expansion, the previous being 58 months. During this seven year recovery, the economy grew by nearly one third.
The poverty rate, which had started to rise under Carter, declined every year from 1984 to 1989, dropping by one sixth from its peak."
The Reagan Information Pageoverty Rates



2. "...don't try to promote Ronald Reagan..."

a. "During Reagan’s presidency, America enjoyed its longest period of sustained economic growth in the 20th century. Meanwhile, in the realm of foreign policy, the Reagan Doctrine led to the defeat of the worst totalitarian scourge to blight the globe since the defeat of the Nazis in World War II. Reagan understood that the doctrines of Marxism and Leninism were fundamentally opposed to the deepest and best impulses of human nature."
Hillsdale College - Imprimis Issue


3. "I will vote for Obama again --"

a. "In any case, what Reagan inherited was arguably a more severe financial crisis than what was dropped in Mr. Obama's lap. You don't believe it? From 1967 to 1982 stocks lost two-thirds of their value relative to inflation, according to a new report from Laffer Associates. That mass liquidation of wealth was a first-rate financial calamity. And tell me that 20% mortgage interest rates, as we saw in the 1970s, aren't indicative of a monetary-policy meltdown."
Stephen Moore: Obamanonics vs. Reaganomics - WSJ.com

b. "... in the less-than-three-years Obama has been in office, the federal debt has increased by $4.212 trillion--more than the total national debt of about $4.1672 trillion accumulated by all 41 U.S. presidents from George Washington through George H.W. Bush combined."
Obama Has Now Increased Debt More than All Presidents from George Washington Through George H.W. Bush Combined | CNSNews.com



4. So, Mikey....the facts are in:
a. Reagan was far better than Obama on the economy
b. Reagan was far better than Obama in foreign policy
c. You will vote for this loser because you are clueless.

 

[PoliticalChic]

LOL.

A repeat of 08 talking point with the noteworthy and latest and obvious lie construed as truth with the "You Didn't Build that" campaign.

" The president on the other hand stated, "If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen." Presuming this was not a verbal flub (and Obama spokeswoman Lis Smith indicates it was not), Obama's belief is a radical departure from popular notions about the relationship between individual initiative and success."
Obama


It takes a very special kind of dementia to hear and/or see a direct quote:
"If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen."

....and claim that it is an "obvious lie"....

....I don't believe that there is any therapy that would ameliorate your problem....

...and certainly there is not one in ObamaCare.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Good, or ZZZZZZZZ Pubcrappe.

Bravo!


One of your more....insightful, astute....posts.


OK....now back to the last seat in the dumb row.

 

[g5000]

2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller

The natural gas boom has more to do with the reduction of coal than regulations.

Wall Street Journal:

Rather, a shale-gas boom flooded the U.S. market with cheap natural gas, offering utilities a cheaper, less risky alternative to nuclear technology.

"It's killed off new coal and now it's killing off new nuclear," says David Crane, chief executive of NRG Energy Inc., NRG +1.02%a power-generation company based in Princeton, N.J. "Gas has come along at just the right time to upset everything."

Across the country, utilities are turning to natural gas to generate electricity, with 258 plants expected to be built from 2011 through 2015, federal statistics indicate. Not only are gas-fired plants faster to build than reactors, they are much less expensive. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says it costs about $978 per kilowatt of capacity to build and fuel a big gas-fired power plant, compared with $5,339 per kilowatt for a nuclear plant.

In the U.S., even believers in nuclear energy are responding to the allure of abundant gas. Dominion Resources Inc., D -0.09%Virginia's biggest utility company and operator of seven nuclear reactors, put one new gas-fired plant in service last May and recently got approval to build another that is twice as big. On the drawing board are two more plants that would nearly double the company's gas-fired generating capacity.

Meanwhile, Dominion is shutting down some old coal-fired plants and only inching forward on a proposal to build a big reactor at its existing North Anna nuclear plant. The company says it is still seeking approval from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, but doesn't expect it before 2015—and may yet kill the project.

"Right now, things are pointing to gas," says David Christian, Dominion's chief executive and former chief nuclear officer. He says natural gas's share of the electricity market, now about 25%, could rise to 30% or 40% in the future.

 

[skookerasbil]

1. Hidden beneath the pleasant campaign façade of Senator Obama was a ruthless willingness to replace “the audacity of hope” with “the audacity of raw, ruthless power.” He has brought the corrupt Chicago-stlye politics to the White House. A clever fellow, he hides duplicity behind secrecy, rhetoric, and legalisms. Interestingly, he and President Reagan share captivating, eloquent rhetorical skills, but that is where the similarity ends. For Reagan, clarity was his ally, and he used it to articulate the values of the American people. In contrast, Obama, the spokesman for the secular-socialist Left, knows that clarity is his enemy. This is why Obama’s most honest comments have been sans teleprompter, when he went “off message.”
Gingrich, "To Save America," chapter three.

"...Obama’s most honest comments..."


2. Example: In January 2008, when Barack Obama was trying to put some distance between himself and other Democrats seeking the party's nomination, he touted his green policies. In particular, he talked about his intentions to put regulations in place that would shut down coal plants around the country. Speaking in San Francisco, candidate Obama said: "If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can, it's just that it will bankrupt them."
Obama Makes Good on Promise to Bankrupt the Coal Industry

a. Unscripted, and out of character for the candidate whose normal campaign rhetoric did not include promises to bankrupt an industry.

b. ‘A record-high 57 generators will shut down in 2012, representing 9 gigawatts of electrical capacity, according to EIA. In 2015, nearly 10 gigawatts of capacity from 61 coal-fired generators will be retired….“The cost of compliance with anticipated and existing Federal environmental regulations such as the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) is a factor,” the EIA noted. “Particularly in the case of older, smaller units that are not used heavily, owners may conclude it is more cost efficient to retire plants rather than make additional investments.”’ Record number of coal-fired generators to shut down in 2012 | The Daily Caller



3. Example: At a fundraiser in San Francisco, he inadvertently spoke his mind about small-town folks: “… they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."
Mayhill Fowler: Obama: No Surprise That Hard-Pressed Pennsylvanians Turn Bitter



4. Example: Roanoke, Virginia saw Obama’s real view of Americans, and of business: “If you've got a business, you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." "You didn't build that" and income redistribution

a. "President Obama now has a television ad playing that attempts to calm the uproar. "Of course Americans build their own businesses," he states, looking directly into the camera. "Every day, hardworking people sacrifice to meet a payroll, create jobs, and make our economy run. And what I said was that we need to stand behind them, as America always has."

Well, that's not what he originally said, but it sounds good, sounds better than trying to stir up class resentments and votes by saying that freeloading bosses in America are riding around each day on the collective's roads and bridges and not paying their "fair share."

There's no mention from the White House about how America's top income groups contribute a disproportionate amount in taxes to pay for all the roads, bridges, tunnels, Senate salaries, White House parties, green bankruptcies, missiles and bombs. "The rich" are far from getting a "free ride." "Ibid.


Americans didn't know the real Obama in '08.....


....but do now.


His dismissal from the people's house is more of a sure thing than 'fresh fried fox in a forest fire.'

Outstanding thread............spot on.

America has never elected a true blue liberal and wont again. Independents..........not the most astute politically, got hoodwinked in the summer of 2008 thinking this guy was some new kind of politician. Indeed, they do know him now.........and Im giddy waiting around for election night in this place, which is going to be a morgue by 10PM. Of course, I wont be around until later.......will be having too much fun watching the MSNBC anchors trying to report the results while sitting on a greased telephone pole. Been looking forward to this for a long, long time and its going to be the single most epic night of my life in terms of watching politics.

 

[Moonglow]

LOL.

A repeat of 08 talking point with the noteworthy and latest and obvious lie construed as truth with the "You Didn't Build that" campaign.

" The president on the other hand stated, "If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen." Presuming this was not a verbal flub (and Obama spokeswoman Lis Smith indicates it was not), Obama's belief is a radical departure from popular notions about the relationship between individual initiative and success."
Obama


It takes a very special kind of dementia to hear and/or see a direct quote:
"If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen."

....and claim that it is an "obvious lie"....

....I don't believe that there is any therapy that would ameliorate your problem....

...and certainly there is not one in ObamaCare.

try to include the entire statement and not just parts.

 

[PoliticalChic]

LOL.

A repeat of 08 talking point with the noteworthy and latest and obvious lie construed as truth with the "You Didn't Build that" campaign.

" The president on the other hand stated, "If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen." Presuming this was not a verbal flub (and Obama spokeswoman Lis Smith indicates it was not), Obama's belief is a radical departure from popular notions about the relationship between individual initiative and success."
Obama


It takes a very special kind of dementia to hear and/or see a direct quote:
"If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen."

....and claim that it is an "obvious lie"....

....I don't believe that there is any therapy that would ameliorate your problem....

...and certainly there is not one in ObamaCare.

try to include the entire statement and not just parts.

Oh...right.....

I left out the part where no one could have a successful business if it weren't for Adam and Eve!


Are you really that dumb?

You don't know that that is exactly what he believes?

Well...I see your avi....I shouldn't even have to ask.