"A wise and frugal government which shall restrain men
from injuring one another, which shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned. This is the sum of good government."
(Thomas Jefferson)


Friday, October 30, 2009

Who's Pulling Obama's Strings

We also believe that Valerie Jarrett, Bill Ayers, and Bernadette Dohrn are also pulling the strings behind the scenes. There is also one 800 lb gorilla that no one seems to be mentioning -- George Soros. When he pulls the strings, Obama talks. All in all the American people elected a President that cannot stand on his own two feet and will go down in history as the weakest President who has to be told what to say by his teleprompter even when it is a very short speech.

World leaders have taken stock of Obama and some have already found him lacking. Something about being more interested in photo ops then governing will do that. The travesty of taking the media along when he met our fallen soldiers who were returned left a bad taste in our mouths. He is ONLY about photo ops and more people are seeing he is nothing but an empty puppet who has puppetmasters pulling his strings.

Who's Pulling Obama's Strings?
FoxNews
October 30, 2009
Liz Peek

Obama fans are in a tight spot. As the White House turns ever harsher and more divisive, supporters are scrambling to explain why President Obama sounds so very different from Campaigner Obama. There are two possible explanations, neither of which is flattering. The first is that Obama was insincere on the campaign trail. The second is that his advisors – David Axelrod and Rahm Emanuel -- are in control. The latter view is bound to take hold and it will not boost the president’s flagging popularity ratings.

Many who voted for President Obama feel deceived. When he said in Florida last year “we cannot afford the same political games and tactics that are being used to pit us against one another,” people believed him. When he extolled “rejecting fear and division for unity of purpose,” people believed him. When he said on election night “I will listen to you, especially when we disagree,” people believed him.
Why has the president left those admirable promises behind? Why is his administration going after Fox News, the Chamber of Commerce, insurance executives, AIG management, the drug industry, the Chrysler bondholders and any and all who oppose his policies?

Many believe that Obama is being manipulated by his political adviser David Axelrod and his Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel. The aura of Chicago politics drifts over the capital like a smog.

Excerpt: Read more at foxnews.com

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