President Obama, Hitting the Fundraising Trail, Still Trying to Sell His Phony Facade to Ignorant Americans

By Rob Janicki

Speaking at a fundraiser in Medina, Washington on Sunday, President Obama accused Republicans of attempting to block legislation in order to posture for the 2014 election cycle – and then, incredibly, added that he was “not a particularly ideological person.” He said, “More than anything, what we’re looking for is not the defeat of another party. What we’re looking for is the advancement of ideas. But to do that, we’re going to need Nancy Pelosi as speaker, because there’s a lot of work to be done right now.”

Let’s break down that paragraph.  The first element finds President Obama out fundraising among his ubber wealthy supporters, while also giving fundraising speeches to his legion of loyal sycophants.  Why does Obama find it necessary to hit the hustings to raise money?  He's not running for office.  What then?  The answer is obvious.  Obamacare is going down in flames like the Hindenburg and Obama needs to change public perceptions of his legacy namesake, Obamacare.  He's already indicated that it's necessary to remake and rebrand Obamacare, as if all it will take is a national public relations campaign to re-educate the masses.

Obamacare is beyond a remake and a rebranding.  A massive national public relations campaign will not change the fundamental failure of Obamacare, which is failing badly under the weight of its own irreversible complexities and nonsensical and unreasonable outcome expectations.  

The failure of Obamacare is not simply the disaster of the roll out of the Healthcare.gov website.  That's only a superficial indication that larger more complex issues are hiding behind the website wall.  Unfortunately for an ever increasing number of Americans, now in the millions, they will have to go through the long process of pain and suffering under Obamacare until such time as it is either repealed in its entirety or substantially overhauled and streamlined to include free market options for individuals to choose from.  

Expect tens of millions of people, if not more, to experience the financial pain of Obamacare, not to mention the disruption of their actual health care services when they find out in many cases that they can't keep their doctor under the available Obamacare plans, which will in many instances cost more with fewer usable benefits than what they enjoyed in the private health insurance market.

Next, President Obama has gone on to accuse Republicans of blocking legislation in order to make him and his administration look bad as Republicans prepare for the 2014 congressional midterm elections that will undoubtedly result in a swing toward greater Republican numbers in the House and Senate.  Of course Obama has nothing to back up his statement of Republicans blocking his legislative agenda.  I think the polls pretty much make Obama look bad enough on his own, without much help from Republicans trying to put stumbling blocks in his way to make him look bad.

Obama is currently playing political games with immigration reform, vacillating between demanding comprehensive legislation, or nothing, to rolling over to the possibility that he 'might' consider incremental immigration legislation.  So which is it Mr. President?  Exactly what are you proposing in concrete terms for immigration reform?  How can Republicans respond with counter proposals unless they know exactly what you have proposed?  It's patently obvious that Obama is simply playing games with the issue of immigration in order to stoke up his Hispanic followers.

I especially like Obama's claim that all he wants to do is to advance the discussion of 'ideas" rather than try to destroy the Republicans.  That's why he specified that the viper, Nancy Pelosi, needs to become Speaker of the House once again.  The only way that would happen would be through massive voter fraud in 2014 and I don't put that beyond the realm of possibility for Obama and his henchmen.

Finally, and most incredibly, President Obama told his audiences that he is “not a particularly ideological person.”  That he would even consider, let alone utter, this ridiculous and ludicrous statement tells me just how ideologically driven he really is.  Let's remember that Obama was raised by socialists in his mother, father, grandparents and even his Muslim stepfather.  As a teenager he was mentored by an avowed communist, Frank Marshall Davis for almost half dozen years while they both lived in Hawaii.  Still further by his own admission, Obama, during his questionable college years, purposely hung around Marxists and other assorted leftists of all stripes.  A person is basically the product of his own life experiences and Obama's experiences couldn't get much more ideologically radical than what we see behind his well-crafted false facade.

President Obama is the most ideologically driven president in American history and that's saying something when viewed in comparison to the father of modern liberal progressivism, Woodrow Wilson, to Franklin D. Roosevelt, the president that actually instituted more liberal progressive policies across the spectrum of government than any previous president.  Obama has actually made these two liberal progressives look like small time political pikers in ideological comparison.  The process of creating the imperial presidency of Barack Hussein Obama has moved along at lightning speed with many Republicans standing by playing with themselves.