“Wisconsin governor Scott Walker tells THE WEEKLY STANDARD that Obama’s comments reflect a fundamental misunderstanding of the economy.”
And Scott Walker’s comments reflect a fundamental misunderstand of who and what Obama is:
A full blown MARXIST who hates this country and western civilization and who is SUCCEEDING WONDERFULLY in destroying it the way he said he would.
Until the chowderheads get that straight, we are at a severe disadvantage.
“Until the chowderheads get that straight, we are at a severe disadvantage.”
I’m not holding my breath waiting for the Republican establishment to start talking about the real issues and going straight to Obama’s vulnerability. If the Democrats had treated Nixon the way the Republican establishment treats Obama, Nixon would have enjoyed two full terms.
Exactly.
Obama never said he was “for” free enterprise, small business, private property, etc., etc.
During his whole campaign, and, as far as we can tell of the completely supressed details of his entire life, he never espoused any other ideals other than racism, communism and anarchy, and his entire political ascension appears to have only been influenced by people with those same beliefs, and the only other links in his early career were to guys like Rezko, the convicted felon.
Even wikipedia paints a picture of Tony Rezko that would, one would think, make his donations political poison.
But somehow with Zero, none of his past or his political career matters.
“Scott Walker’s comments reflect a fundamental misunderstand of who and what Obama is”
He has a fundamental misunderstanding of what the Democratic Party is; it is the political arm of the teachers’ unions. The Dems don’t “represent” the teachers; it IS the teachers. Listening to the token “president” talk about the economy, you have to be struck at how many times he refers to hiring/re-hiring teachers. He is the paid representative of their political party.
From now on I’ll replace “Democrat” with “teachers union party”; it is misleading to pretend they are anything else.