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It's not much different from yelling "Squirrel, squirrel" to the public--it's Obama changing the subject once again. You have to admit it; he's clever and knows how to distract us from the real issues.
Now we have our TV Personality in Chief speaking to a crowd of low-information twenty-somethings. He makes a lame joke, they laugh a lame laugh. He says the "GOP doesn't want to raise the minimum wage because it just helps young people." The crowd laughs lamely, for Obama has spoken with his silver forked tongue. He goes on: "I don't know what's wrong with helpin' young people--heh--folks who say that, next thing they'll say 'Get off my lawn'" The kids laugh lamely because they don't have their own lawn from which to get off.
Next he compares the GOP budget to the movie 'Groundhog Day,' and adds, "except not as funny." More laughter because these low info young people know that what the king has said is supposed to be funny and they don't want to be thought of as stupid.
"If they had to sell this sandwich at Zingerman's, they'd have to call it the 'Stinkburger' or the, or the, uh, "'Meanwich."
More clueless laughter.
Obama's strategy is to change the subject. With the midterms soon approaching, the new subjects are the minimum wage, war on women, and income inequality. It most definitely is not Obamacare. It is not the national debt. It is not the ongoing scandals that have plagued his shady administration. It is not unemployment (that was quite high again last week).
The president does not want to work with the GOP--that is very clear--but he wants the GOP to give up their principals and succumb to his. But the GOP, for whatever their faults, doesn't succumb to socialism and big government.
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Now we have our TV Personality in Chief speaking to a crowd of low-information twenty-somethings. He makes a lame joke, they laugh a lame laugh. He says the "GOP doesn't want to raise the minimum wage because it just helps young people." The crowd laughs lamely, for Obama has spoken with his silver forked tongue. He goes on: "I don't know what's wrong with helpin' young people--heh--folks who say that, next thing they'll say 'Get off my lawn'" The kids laugh lamely because they don't have their own lawn from which to get off.
Next he compares the GOP budget to the movie 'Groundhog Day,' and adds, "except not as funny." More laughter because these low info young people know that what the king has said is supposed to be funny and they don't want to be thought of as stupid.
"If they had to sell this sandwich at Zingerman's, they'd have to call it the 'Stinkburger' or the, or the, uh, "'Meanwich."
More clueless laughter.
Obama's strategy is to change the subject. With the midterms soon approaching, the new subjects are the minimum wage, war on women, and income inequality. It most definitely is not Obamacare. It is not the national debt. It is not the ongoing scandals that have plagued his shady administration. It is not unemployment (that was quite high again last week).
The president does not want to work with the GOP--that is very clear--but he wants the GOP to give up their principals and succumb to his. But the GOP, for whatever their faults, doesn't succumb to socialism and big government.
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