Obama needs to create an oppressed people so he...

Progressives love to claim that there are still oppressed people so they can use them as victims, and blame their opponents for being oppressors.

A running theme to his presidency is the middle class. They're oppressed because he believes in income equality. Never mind that one man worked his butt off making minimum wage, worked hard, and eventually became the CEO of a company. According to Obama this guy shouldn't be making more money at his job than a lazy, good-for-nothing who calls out sick all the time and doesn't pull his weight when he does show up.

That was enough to convince most of the country, so this adminstration then moved on to illegal immigrants. But they couldn't say that white people or republicans or conservatives weren't happy about millions of people sneaking into the country, so they had to say that we hated Latinos...ALL Latinos.

That didn't fly, so to keep his fanbase he had to sue states in a country he's supposed to be leading, for doing the job HE was supposed to do.

That fizzled, so then it was on to the war on women. How stupid does he think Americans are? Does he really think that all women, or a significant portion of the population of women in this country would buy any of it? Then they prop up a 30 year old activist who fights for free transgender surgery, to boo-hoo in front of congress to say that other people should pay for her sex addictions.

That got busted when Limbaugh said out loud what the rest of the country was thinking as soon as they did the math and figured out that Fluke claimed to be doing the wild thing 3 times a day, and then wanted to know why she was mocked for having sex instead of studying and graduating already.

Sadly, there was a tragic shooting and a young boy is dead. This administration jumped on this and saw it as their opportunity to creat chaos, to create a crisis. Suddenly, after voting a black man into oval office for the first time in America's history, Americans are all racists again.

What's up next for this administration?

Cut us a break. We're just not that stupid, well those of us who aren't your ardent followers. The only people buying it are those who believe you are the messiah.

November cannot come any sooner for me.

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Juan J Martinez Apr 10, 2012, 10:10pm UTC

It is a sad fact, that in one of the richest countries on this Earth, there are people, children that do go to sleep hungry. It is a sad fact, that in one of the richest countries on this Earth, there are people, children that are homeless. That is a fact that many politicians try to gloss over, this is not a Republican or Democratic thing, but a fact just the same.

Roryann O'Rourke Apr 11, 2012, 8:51am UTC

For decades, the U.S. Census Bureau has reported that over 30 million Americans were living in “poverty,” but the bureau’s definition of poverty differs widely from that held by most Americans. In fact, other government surveys show that most of the persons whom the government defines as “in poverty” are not poor in any ordinary sense of the term. The overwhelming majority of the poor have air conditioning, cable TV, and a host of other modern amenities. They are well housed, have an adequate and reasonably steady supply of food, and have met their other basic needs, including medical care. Some poor Americans do experience significant hardships, including temporary food shortages or inadequate housing, but these individuals are a minority within the overall poverty population. Poverty remains an issue of serious social concern, but accurate information about that problem is essential in crafting wise public policy. Exaggeration and misinformation about poverty obscure the nature, extent, and causes of real material deprivation, thereby hampering the development of well-targeted, effective programs to reduce the problem.

Fren W. Apr 11, 2012, 9:51am UTC

Juan, if in today's America there are children going to sleep hungry, that is because they have lousy parents - not because Americans fail to provide. We do. "You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink."

Roryann O'Rourke Apr 11, 2012, 9:56am UTC

Right, Fren, especially with the food stamp president and half the country on food stamps, how do they have big screen tv's and cars and refrigerators, when children in poor countries don't have food stamps, tvs, cell phones, etc. It is the parents putting their needs ahead of their childrens' needs. Like good little Obama sheeple, his fans will blame the republicans for everything. It never changes.

Fren W. Apr 11, 2012, 10:02am UTC

Juan, if you're truly concerned about children going to bed hungry, this should really tee you off at Obama:

Muslim Religion - dogs are unclean and not allowed to travel in the same vehicle as the muslim. 'Bo', the Presidential Dog has never traveled in the same means of transportation with the first family.

Remember all the other Presidents with their dogs coming off the plane with them? Not the Obama's. The President flew the family dog in on a separate smaller jet toMaine for their vacation accompanied by Bo's trainer who is paid $102,000 per year with taxpayer funds.

It is wondered if that sets well with all the unemployed hurting?

US citizens can't afford food, but we can pay for a dog to fly to Maine?

Fren W. Apr 11, 2012, 10:03am UTC

Oh - forgot this.

Roryann O'Rourke Apr 11, 2012, 10:04am UTC

And the Obama's took separate planes when they tried to get the Olympics for Chicago. That's a nice perk for two people who are SO concerned about the middle class, isn't it?

Fren W. Apr 12, 2012, 8:53am UTC

Renee, we've never seen such abusive and pristine displays of hypocrisy as the Sorentos, errr, I mean Obamas. Get them OUT.

Roryann O'Rourke Apr 12, 2012, 9:19am UTC

I'm praying that people wake up and do not re-elect this man, who clearly hates everything America stands for.

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Roryann O'Rourke Apr 11, 2012, 8:50am UTC

John S., what are you like, 12?

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Fren W. Apr 11, 2012, 9:48am UTC

I would add to your first sentence that Obama loves to keep people oppressed and feeling his oppression so he can pretend to have the fix for them. That's what communists do. That's what communists do best.

Roryann O'Rourke Apr 11, 2012, 9:49am UTC

You're right, Fren. That's why I will now throw my support wholeheartedly behind Mitt Romney, because "at least he's not a commy."

Roryann O'Rourke Apr 11, 2012, 10:02am UTC

Munchausen, I think that's how you spell it. That's a great analogy. Obama makes the country sick and then has the solution to make us well. I just can't get over how stupid he must think most Ameircans are.

Juan J Martinez Apr 11, 2012, 7:31pm UTC

A " commy" he hehe the word is "commie" you need to take another look at your McCarthy handbook. If you are going to disparage anyone at least used the right term, perhaps you could use “Pinko” or “Red” these words are smaller and easier to remember.

Roryann O'Rourke Apr 11, 2012, 7:40pm UTC

*giggle* *giggle* That was deliberate. Check it out at Glenn Beck:

"At Least He's Not a Commy"

Perhaps you should use grown up words like "laugh" instead of the equvalent to what I did when I was a 6 year old girl: "hehe*.

ABO 2012!

Juan J Martinez Apr 11, 2012, 8:05pm UTC

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Obama needs to create an oppressed people so he can play the rescuer!

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