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[Nah, I'm too lazy to look up the MP video. Sorry. - Moe Lane]

One simply has to remember that he ‘preaches’ in the same manner as the Reverend Wright, and even the most crystal clear sounding comment requires later clarification.
So, just like God D%$N America” didn’t mean a request for the Lord Almighty to condemn the USA to eternal hellfire, “We cannot sustain deficits that mortgage our children’s future, nor tolerate wasteful inefficiency.” doesn’t mean that putting trillions of dollars in debt on our Great Grandchildren isn’t perfectly sustainable!
You just have to understand Obama-speak.

“We cannot sustain deficits that mortgage our children’s future, nor tolerate wasteful inefficiency”
A lie told often enough becomes the truth.
Vladimir Lenin
This is why Dear Leader ZerO is constantly ona perpetual campaign tour. To repeat his message until it becomes the accepted truth.

This is all part of Obama’s plan. Spend all sorts of money and continue to preach about sustain deficits. Then when he raises taxes on everyone making over $40k a year to 50% it shouldn’t come as any surprise to us.

He’s using brainwashing techniques. Spend, spend, spend, give the losers what they want (socialized healthcare, free college education, welfare to the rats, etc…) all while drilling into people how we can’t sustain the deficits, then introduce the high tax rates. By doing it this way, he’s is going to convince his sheep that they need and want to pay more takes.

I mean isn’t that the percentage of the economy that is consumer spending. And as all taxes come from the economy anyway. What can we do? Do we stop spending? No, but we only buy what we truely need, we pay down personal debt because we all know that it is We The People that are going to get us all out of this economic mess the dems are making.

those deficits can’t be sustained, quite right. So the cape and tights of a deficit hawk will adorn the gorgeous body of The O and “SHAZAAM”, he will tax the s- – - out of us and our children,[ then continue the deficit spending, then etc.]
But clinteastwood, of late above, will love it. Stomp on us mighty O, ruin and impoverish us, right clint, though as usual a liberal dope didn’t have a sensible answer to the issue raised.

A politician is lying what else is new. But when the media does not call the lie it can become the truth.

The MSM is a complete fraud. I am asking all Republicans and conservatives that you should debate and berate the MSM every chance you get. What I mean by this is if you go on Hardball call Matthews a complete fraud and an idiot, who cares he hates you anyway.

Everyone should ckeck out the “torture memo” debate between Nora Odonnell and Dick Cheney’s daughter, AWESOME (connect at Weekly Standard Blog).

The only thing I would change if I was on TV would be to add words like “Nora cannot believe you are this ignorant…this naive..this left wing”

I would call them on their bias make them fight back. Look what happened when an average guy at one of the Tea Parties challenged and called out that CNN reporter, I think she still is on holidays.

To repeat; HEY REPUBLICANS THE MSM HATES YOU FIGHT BACK AND TREAT THEM ACCORDINGLY!!!

Sarah writing today in the New York Post:

17. SARAH PALIN ON: “I WON” AND THE DEATH OF BIPARTISANSHIP

“Obama soared to victory on the hopeful promise of a new era of bipartisanship. During his inaugural address he even promised an ‘end to the petty grievances and false promises, the recriminations and worn-out dogmas, that for far too long have strangled our politics.’

“Too bad it took all of three days for the promise to ring hollow.

“Start with Obama’s big meeting with top congressional leaders on his signature legislation — the stimulus — on the Friday after his inauguration. Listening to Republican concerns about overspending was a nice gesture — until he shut down any hopes of real dialogue by crassly telling Republican leaders: ‘I won.’ Even the White House’s leaking of the comment was a slap at the Republican leadership, who’d expected Obama to adhere to the custom of keeping private meetings with congressional leadership, well, private.

“It’s only gone downhill from there. The stimulus included zero Republican recommendations, and failed to get a single House Republican vote.

“It’s not just the tactic of using Republicans for bipartisan photo-ops, and then cutting them loose before partisan decisions, that irks Obama’s opponents. The new president wasted no time rushing forward with policies and legislation guaranteed to drive Republicans nuts. The first bill he signed into law was the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act — a partisan hot-button that drew all of eight Republican supporters in the entire Congress. Then there was the swift reversal of Bush policies on abortion and embryonic-stem-cell research — issues dear to the Republican base.

“And when Obama and the Democrats in Congress took up SCHIP — the children’s health-insurance bill that Republicans say vastly expands government’s role in health care — they had an easy chance for real bipartisanship. After all, the bill had been hashed out in the previous Congress, and a bipartisan accord was reached before President Bush responded with a veto. Did the Obama team push for the compromise version in the 111th Congress? Nope. They went back to the drawing board, ramming through the Democrats’ dream version.

“Of course, the lack of bipartisanship isn’t limited to Capitol Hill. Obama has taken gratuitous swipes at the Republicans who recently decamped Washington, blaming President Bush for everything from the economy and the war to the lack of sufficient puppies and rainbows. And who could forget the Rush Limbaugh flap — in which Obama’s top advisers, including chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, orchestrated a public relations campaign meant to undermine the Republican National Committee chairman, Michael Steele, by framing talk-radio personality Limbaugh as the real head of the Republican Party.

“For now, Obama’s back-pedal on the bipartisanship promise just makes him look insincere. But the real consequences of the mistake will be felt soon enough. As Presidents Bush and Clinton could tell him, congressional majorities do change — and at some point, Obama will need Republicans on his side. He’d be smart to spend his second 100 days making up for the serious snubs of his first.”

– Sarah Palin is the governor of Alaska

http://www.nypost.com/seven/04252009/postopinion/opedcolumnists/100_days__100_mistakes_166177.htm?&page=0