What is going on behind the scenes between this Administration and business executives? Asked and answered here at Midknight Review.

First, a recent history lesson.

January 20th, 2009: a veto proof Democrat congress is sworn into office. The Democrats had the power to pass any and all proposals into law with any opposition from the GOP. We now know that the Dems wasted this opportunity for the advancement of progressive policy, choosing, rather, to focus on a historic payback bill to contributors and unions (the 1 trillion Stimulus I bill crammed through congress in the first 29 days of business). A second payback bill was passed three months later (the Omnibus bill for 440 billion). They decided to put off comprehensive immigration, believing they had most of two years to get this done. They wound up taking most of the year bribing members of their own party into passing ObamaCare.

January 20th, 2010: Scott Brown, a Republican running to take over the Drunk Ted Kennedy's Senate seat, was sworn into office, breaking the super majority hold the dictatorial Dems had on the Senate.

January. 22 (Bloomberg) -- the results of a survey in the business community was released, and, it was very bad news for the Democrats and the author of the New Class Warfare agenda of the One World majority, community organizer Barack Obama:

Survey results: U.S. investors overwhelmingly see President Barack Obama as anti-business and question his ability to manage a financial crisis, according to a Bloomberg survey. The global quarterly poll of investors and analysts who are Bloomberg subscribers finds that 77 percent of U.S. respondents believe Obama is too anti-business and four-out-of-five are only somewhat confident or not confident of his ability to handle a financial emergency. The poll also finds a decline in Obama’s overall favorability rating one year after taking office. He is viewed favorably by 27 percent of U.S. investors. In an October poll, 32 percent in the U.S. held a positive impression. Investors no longer feel they can trust their instincts to take risks,” said poll respondent David Young, a managing director for a broker dealer in New York. Young cited Obama’s efforts to trim bonuses and earnings, make health care his top priority over jobs and plans to tax “the rich or advantaged.” . . . . link.

January 25 : the Supreme Court released it decision on Citizens United vs the Federal Elections Commission. It found that corporations have a right to express themselves in terms of political speech. The Democrats have spent generations shredding the First and Tenth Amendments, proving, of course, that they do not need a popular vote on specific changes to the Constitution.

Well, the Supreme Court said "no more" to repressive decisions of lower, activist courts. They ruled that corporations had the right to pay for and run ads against or for those who would legislate their futures.

January 27: Obama, the Chief Trouble Maker from the Left, was furious about this decision. He and his buds were content with taking money from Big Labor, knowing that the Right could not draw from Big Business, at all. Citizens United change that and Obama took the opportunity of the State of the Union speech, to deliver one of the most partisan attacks against the Supreme Count in history.

January 20th, 2011: 86 new conservative congressmen were sworn into office along with six new conservative Senators in a historic election that had passed judgment on and against the ruling class and the era of trillions of dollars in reckless crony spending was over.

Now, and with that history in mind, it has come to the surface that Wall Street is working behind closed doors to let the Democrats know that, in their support of the anti-capitalist, hate the banking industry, Occupy movement, the Socialist Democrat Party has gone too far. The message is clear: "You cannot have it both ways."

Last week, many banking executives personally called the DCCC chairman, Steve Israel, and the DCCC Finance chairman, Joe Crowley, demanding to know "what the . . . . is going on?!" We are being told by Democrat lobbyists, that these business heads are beyond furious. Obama and his cronies are parroting the Occupy street slogans of the day and business leaders are say, "Does anyone in the Administration even understand what Occupy is demanding?"

Statements such as this are not working in the business community: “If you’re concerned about Wall Street and our financial system, the president is standing on the side of consumers and the middle class.”

Obama privately meets with Big Business, begging for campaign funds on the one hand, and stands in the public square, openly critical of the “1%” and the social “injustice they inflict on the American people.” In this duplicity, he has stuck his foot so far down his throat, that there is no coming back. He wants to be the revolutionary reformer? Fine. Let’s give him that title and se how that works for him and his in 2012.