The system offers  a distraction, talk about the black Muslim communist, not the real stuff that actually impacts your country and lives.

Quote from: redlom xof on July 27, 2013, 07:32:14 AM
The system offers  a distraction, talk about the black Muslim communist, not the real stuff that actually impacts your country and lives.

Real stuff like Obama's racist garbage over George Zimmerman? Nothing like a riot by morons to impact my life---especially if I'm stuck in the middle of such an outbreak.

Real stuff like Obama's catastrophic UN-affordable Health Care Act? How's that foreign policy working out in Egypt where he backed the Muslim Brotherhood?

Say, there. Explain how the Muslim Brotherhood is a force for good, considering all the people they've killed over the years. And don't forget real issues like --- is Barack Hussein Obama even qualified to be President?

Based on these last five years and Obama's sustained high unemployment, increased higher taxes, a complete OCEAN of scandals, and last (but not least) a totally reprehensible view of America......

...Based on all that, is there any doubt why we call an Obama stooge a genuine fool?

Obama passes the buck on his economic bungling, and the leftists still don't get it about a lying media hiding the extent of the problem....

QuoteObama is going out on the road to maintain and bolster what popularity he retains because there is a huge portion of the population that continues to ignore the failure of his stimulus program, the Benghazi scandal, the growing scandal within the Internal Revenue Service, the revelation that the NSA is tracking and retaining records of all our electronic communications, and most obviously the lavish lifestyle of Obama that permits him take his family on an "official" trip to Africa that cost of $100 million, soon to be followed by another vacation in Martha's Vineyard.

Some economists are beginning to write about an economic recovery, but as experienced by most people, it is a phantom recovery. On July 15, Mort Zuckerman, the editor-in-chief of US News & World Report, had a commentary published in The Wall Street Journal titled "A Jobless Recovery is a Phony Recovery." He noted that the failure to recover from the financial crisis of 2008 has been "the longest and worst recession since the end of World War II"; one that has "been marked by the weakest recovery from any U.S. recession in that same period."

Zuckerman said "the jobless nature of the recovery is particularly unsettling" and cited surveys that demonstrated the lack of fulltime versus part-time jobs. While the official government unemployment figure is 7.6%, Zuckerman cited data that, as of June, put it at 14.5%, up from 13.8% in May. "The 7.6% unemployment figure so common in headlines these days is utterly misleading."

http://www.tpnn.com/pass-the-buck-obama-blames-gop-for-his-lousy-economic-record/