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Hunger Games: An eerie reflection of our “new American society”

Who is it who is busy trying to pit various sectors of society against each other to keep his regime afloat while starving the nation for:

electrical energy (EPA shut-down of coal-fired electrical generation, more than 40% of U.S. electricity comes from that, coal mines),

petroleum (one of the biggest ever restrictions on exploration and drilling in the history of the U.S. while subsidizing Brazil to drill for oil in the Gulf of Mexico, EPA shut-down of refineries, plans to impose Cap and Trade, rejected by legislation, by regulation through the EPA that will add many hundreds of billions in costs to every sector of the economy),

health care (supposedly to get insurance to about 15 million uninsured, who account for 1/2 of 1% of all health care costs annually, Obamacare has already resulted in skyrocketing premiums and will soon, if not stopped, force about 30 million to lose their insurance they get through their employment),

jobs (the total number of people employed has shrunk by millions over the past 3 years, those missing who are no longer looking for a job or are unemployment compensation are no longer counted in unemployment statistics, making what looks not so good a lot better than it would if it accurately reflected reality),

money (refusing to continue the current tax rates and then increasing taxes greatly to fund Obamacare will increase the amount of money going to Washington, leaving even less with people to spend, invest, start businesses),

fiscal sanity (has piled on a greater amount of debt in a shorter amount of time than anyone in U.S. history and has blown nearly all of it on bailouts for foreign banks, for contributors’ “green energy” companies, for unions, for taking over companies like GM and then giving them to his contributors, for vastly expanding public sector employment at both state and federal levels, for plans for fricking trains, for absolute morons like Stephen “we could have everyone paint his roof white” Chu, who, though he may have a Nobel in physics, doesn’t have a clue about energy production)