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Obama: “This obstruction keeps the
system rigged for those at the top, and rigged against the middle class. And as
long as they insist on doing it, I’ll keep taking actions on my own – like the
actions I’ve taken already to attract new jobs, lift workers’ wages, and help
students pay off their loans. I’ll do
my job, and if it makes Republicans in Congress mad that I’m trying to help
people out, they can join me, and we’ll do it together.”
Editor’s notes: Understand the sheer subterfuge of this
man. His most recent radio address comes on the heels of an unanimous
Supreme Court put down, reminding this
foreigner* that he is not to act alone,
that his job as president is to work with the legislative body that is
Congress. In light of this week’s High
Court decision regarding recess appointments and Obama's illegal use of presidential
power, his Saturday radio address is
nothing short of an arrogant “Don’t tell me what do” confirmation of his
lawless agenda.
* Note: I use "foreigner" to put his agenda in its proper context - that of an outsider who detests everything historical about our country.
While the takers on the Left
cheer, they ignore the undeniable fact
that for the first two years of Obama’s first term, he completely ignored the GOP, with malice of forethought, meeting with its leadership just three times ( no more than 40 minutes total, with the GOP in two years) in very short sessions, and not allowing
a single suggestion as to ObamaCare.
50% of America’s
voting youth are not going to vote this midterm. Why?
Discouragement with the current Administration, plain and simple. The 18 to 34 demographic is 15% unemployed
after college and 30% of these voters have to live at home, with their parents - both
numbers at 40 year highs. He has done
nothing for the youth in terms of demonstrable measure, and they are the first to confirm this
fact.
His willingness to pick and
choose those laws he will enforce or rewrite,
has forced the House into silence.
Leadership has spoken out on Obama’s lawlessness and said, “No more legislation unless and until Obama
decides to obey the very laws he signs into existence.”
And who is the “obstructionist?” Those in the House who have sent 240 bills to
the Senate, including six bills dealing
with various aspects of immigration, or a
Senate who refuses to allow floor discussion on these bills, and is the least productive Senate in
American history?
The man is not my president
BY HIS OWN DECLARATION. Fine with me. Every election
for this creep, is a revenge
election, and because of his “take no
prisoners” attitude, he has divided this
nation as never before, and set back
race relations 50 years.
Worse yet, the man is a crook on par with Richard
Nixon. He uses the IRS to punish his
opponents (Nixon only wanted to do this - Obama actually has been doing this since he took office), openly disrespects the High
Court including the two justices he has appointed, and has destroyed America’s reputation overseas.
Literally, he has spent four and a half years doing
nothing but talking (more than 700
personal appearances and speech each year),
spent 4 full months playing 179 rounds of golf while his wife takes 5 multi-weeks
vacations every stinking year.
The bad news is this: he is
not going to stop. The good news is
found in the fact that this clown of a president cannot do anything in a
permanent way without legislation. His regulations
and executive orders can create an absolute mess of things, but all of it can be reversed. Don't get me wrong. Apparently he can grant amnesty to those in this country, now. But he cannot change national policy on a permanent basis. When he is gone, we will still have to deal with immigration as a legislative issue. He cannot "fix" that with his pen and phone.
He created the current border
crisis for the sole purpose of forcing Congress to pass comprehensive
legislation. He cares nothing for
people, for the middle class, law and order, or this nation, except as he sees it a toy in his Utopian
and childish playroom, waiting for his brand of domestic reform.
Nothing he has done, to date,
has worked as promised,
nothing. Whatever he plans to do
with immigration, will be as big a mess
as anything he has done, to date . . . . .
good news and bad news all rolled into one commodity.
Does the GOP want to work the
sitting president? Of course, but “working with the president” and “taking
orders from this moron” are two different things.
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