Obama To Target GOP “Pledge To America” On Upcoming Trip

Does the taxpayer rely on the White House to declare whether something is a campaign event or not?

catman writes: no one cares or believes this clown anymore.anything is better than what obama has done.they know it we all know it.
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Really, anything is better than Obama? You mean like saying your a Christian and then starting the biggest monumental disaster this country ever made? (Iraq war). You are another one that has obviously a very short memory!

Hey, our Smartest Clueless Lead has everything under control – Obama says Rahm must decide on mayoral race quickly – except he did not know if his top adviser will be around the next day.
Hope, hope you can believe in his ability to get the best advice from someone whose only concern is to leave him or not to leave him.

The Christiane Amanpour as “This Week” host experiment so far is a huge failure for ABC as ratings have plummeted since she took over the Sunday political talk show..
Coming back sooner than later Jake?
Obama—–verses——–America

NBC Finds Most Americans Oppose Repeal of ObamaCare, But CBS Reports ‘Just 30%’ Favor ObamaCare
HUH?????? radical left wing networks with damaged brains????
Obama——-verses———America

Mr President I am puzzled. You choose to campaign against an innocuous pledge? Why not tout your legislative successes, or Nobel Prize, of Chicago Olympic effort, or economic team, or……..Oh now I understand why you choose to blame, belittle and project……You are a failure!

“Despite highlighting key differences between the Democrats and Republicans, Pfeiffer was adamant that the president is not campaigning. “These three backyard visits are not campaign visits,” he said.”
Now that’s puzzling. The pledge is a sort of campaign thrust for Republicans but refuting it is not a campaign event.
It doesn’t really matter, every speech/appearance this guy makes is a campaign event. It’s all he knows.

Poll’s More Respondents Blame Those Same Congressional Republicans For Current Economic Problems:41% To 35%
http://t.co/I6Rtp1R
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Political Wire: Polling Disconnect of the Day
A new CNN poll finds a plurality of Americans believe Congressional Republicans have better solutions than Democrats to our economic mess, 47% to 41%.
However, Greg Sargent digs into the poll’s internals and finds that more respondents blame those same Congressional Republicans for our current economic problems, 41% to 35%.

OK ABC,let’s fact check this trip is it a campaign trip paid out of the DNC coffers or is it on the backs of the taxpayers?
Asa matter of fact aren’t most of Obama’s trips just thinly veiled campaign trips? Why are you not chiding him for mocking republicans on our nickel, OOPS, I meant our million!
Really it doesn’t matter that republicans got us into debt, this Obama character is trying to spend us out of that debt and has failed miserably. He has grown the debt to a point that it is probably beyond resolution. If he stopped his spending now it would take more than 50 years of zero deficits and half trillion dollar debt payments to resolve the debt.
So what do we do? Cut him soke slack and vote to keep His Pelosi/Reid congress in place so he can keep on this spending plan. Trust him it’s a good plan devised by some college professors. Have you ever heard of Professors Cloward and Piven?

Oh my goodness, oh my goodness, Obama spends money and the country goes crazy.
Bush starts two wars we can’t fight and that took billions, I repeat, billions from our budget and the country votes him back in. Can’t wait for Nov.
I ready for another war we can’t fight.

“Let’s be very clear, if you like deficits, you will love the Republican plan,” Pfeiffer said.”
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Exactly. Deficits can take care of themselves said Republican heroes, Reagan, Bush, Cheney…. and the GOP’s plan is more of the same.
Meanwhile, right wingers mention an inherited recession (and a mild one at that, alongside an inherited budget surplus) for Bush with no light bulb moments in regard to our current sitution…. geniuses, they aren’t.

Obama can blabber all he wants to, few are listening to him anymore, and even fewer believe a word he says. The Tea Party Movement now has more support than Obama does.
According to the latest POLITICO / George Washington University Battleground Poll,only 38 percent of respondents said Obama deserves to be reelected. Forty-four percent said they will vote to oust him, and 13 percent said they will consider voting for someone else.
It’s Obama’s policies that are hurting him right now. By a 13-point margin, voters are down on the health care law. In an especially troubling sign, more than half of self-identified independents — 54 percent — have an unfavorable opinion of the law, compared with just 38 percent who have a favorable opinion.
The Tea Party Movement, which has emerged as the biggest threat to Democrats’ dominance of Washington, is viewed favorably by 43 percent of respondents, compared with 35 percent who view it unfavorably. In the eight-state Mountain West region, more than half — 53 percent — have a favorable view of the tea party movement.

“Really it doesn’t matter that republicans got us into debt”
Spoken like the abusive husband…

Notice how nobody in the Tea Party — or even anybody in the GOP — tells the voters how stupid they are like the Democrats always do?
Change can only come from outside pressure. Americans must come together to demand a new approach to governing.
Individual responsibility is the key to all accomplishment. It is also the key to accountability. Who is responsible for the failures in government? No one, because government has become a bureaucratic swamp.

Anonymous: “Obama . . . doubled the national debt left by Bush in just 1 year with nothing to show for it. Where’s your outrage over that?”
Tommy: “That is a complete lie. The actual figures can be found at the Bureau of the Public Debt, Department of the Treasury web site”
When you look at it as a percentage of GDP it’s nearly doubled. Dollar-for-dollar, Obama “only” increased the national debt left by Bush by about 70%. Regardelss of how you look at it, Democrats have no credibility lecturing Republicans over debt when they are much worse offenders. I say again, where’s your outrage over that?

“When you look at it as a percentage of GDP it’s nearly doubled”
ROFLMAO!
Need any help moving those goalposts?

ryan..i told you obamanomics would be a failure as well as the stimulas…need i say more. once the economy tanked in october 2008 obamas plans became worthless and should have been abandoned.his whole existance was based taking from the producers in this country and villifying them. now we have no producers and no jobs. cnn has obama at 42%. thats pretty bad considering its a left leaning group to begin with.best of luck but tax and spend doesnt work. we have repeated the same failures of fdr.

The House passed the legislation last week on a 237-187 vote, with 13 Democrats opposing the bill.
Rep. Walter Jones (N.C.) was the sole Republican to support the bill.
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The legislation includes $12 billion in tax breaks for small businesses and a $30 billion fund to encourage community banks to make loans to small businesses.
The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) lobbied for the fund, which would provide incentives to banks with less than $10 billion in assets to make loans to small businesses.
Obama first proposed the fund in his State of the Union address, but congressional lawmakers did not cast votes on the measure until months later, after they and the administration rewrote the details of the proposal.

Wow! The Tea Parties and this “Pledge to America” have really gotten inside Obama’s head. He cannot take any criticism or consider anyone else’s viewpoint, can he?
As the President, you’d think he’d be more concerned about the economy…

OBAMA knowledge is too much for Republicans because is not a moron.

Republicans run and win on their principles , ,,
Posted by: Anonymous | Sep 27, 2010 8:49:16 PM
Surely you jest. Bush ran on ‘less taxes and smaller government’ and we know where that got us under the Republican administration – bigger government, double the national debt and an almost depression-era economic collapse.
Enough already.

Medical Insurance – “It’s a Cadillac”
NO IT’S BENEFITS AND BENEFITS ARE WAGES right out of my pocket Do you really think the Company gives it to you?
Then why don’t you have the Company pay your Auto Home and Fire insurance “for free” They DO NOT have to make any of your payments That’s your job. You buy what you can afford if you can’t PAY CASH Doctors Will except payments. been there done that. EDUCATION is the same “It’s No Cadillac” You learn because you want to not because the President gives you money as long as your in school YOU have to Buy what you can afford. Public or Private. Afirmative action is getting educated not being educated because of race, wealth or religion. The government only gives you money to pay back and they don’t care if you can’t. THAT’S OBAMA-TICS They will BUY all the ice cream I give them.

Anonymous: “Being a Democrat it probably does seem odd that Republicans could win elections without having to resort to pandering to certain classes and races like they do. Instead, Republicans run and win on their principles, which transcend shallow class and race boundaries.”
Santos: “Surely you jest. Bush ran on ‘less taxes and smaller government’ and . . .”
Surely you don’t follow very well. I said they run and win on their principles, rather than on pandering, like Democrats. I didn’t say they always stick to them. It’s better to be for less taxes and smaller government than the opposite, which is what Democrats fight for.
Santos: “. . . we know where that got us under the Republican administration – bigger government, double the national debt . . .”
You have no credibility lecturing Republicans about debt when your Obama’s doubled the debt as a percent of GDP from Bush’s last year (a 70% increase in non-adjusted dollars) and tripled the deficit, just in his first year. Be honest, you only care about debt when it’s the Republicans incurring it.
Santos: “. . . and an almost depression-era economic collapse.”
Rather than just regurgitate what you’ve heard, you might try educating yourself. The recession was primarily caused by the housing bubble which was created by lax lending standards greatly supported by Democrats and their liberal ideology, not Bush economic policies. After the Bush tax cuts recovered us from the recession inherited from Clinton and prior to the housing bubble, the economy was doing good and we were prosperous. If you insist on blaming Bush for the recession, you’ll need to cite specific policies and their direct correlation to the recession.

“Posted by: Mary | Sep 28, 2010 3:34:32 PM”
Foggy has busted out the heels and pearls!

“Rather than just regurgitate what you’ve heard, you might try educating yourself.”
Always funny to read this then see it followed by right wing talking point boilerplate.