Obama hitting the campaign trail again starting next week (companies, high school, biased)
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Obama said, in response to a question about his greatest failure. "The most important lesson I've learned is you can't change Washington from the inside. You can only change it from the outside."
In other words, just like he ran to the people for sequestration he is again running to his sheep again.
No, Obama is not out of touch, he knows exactly how he wants to transform america. It is you who is out of touch because you don't understand that the same words can have several meanings.
Of course you can choose to interpret the most innocuous statement as shocking. That doesn't make it shocking.
What you call "running to his sheep" is what I call appealing to the American people -- something many presidents have done to move Congress.
Obama goes on vacation: neo-cons complain. Obama makes trips to talk about his agenda: neo-cons complain. Obama blinks: neo-cons complain. Do I need to go on?
Guess what? People wouldn't complain if actually accomplished anything meaningful with the economy.
No truth required, no facts required. Just find someone to blame and try to scare people with more false predictions of dire consequences.
It is actually all he is capable of.
he is obviously not good at being a commander in chief but the campaigner in chief. Get ready for the side show scare mongering. The world is coming to an end again. It's like a bad show where you can tell what the show is all about.
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