Axlerod Whistles For Media Dogs To Attack Romney After Obama's Debate Meltdown

Oh yeah. Time for the Chicago campaign style to go national again.

After Obama totally failed in his first debate with Romney (due to aLgOre's climate, too much golf, Jim Lehrer being in the bag for Romney or Jimmy Carter's influence) David Axlerod has called for the Obama Media to attack every word, number or fact uttered by Romney between now and the November election.

Unfortunately even some of the Obama Media Drones are beginning to turn back onto Obama, but Axlerod thinks he can still control them.

Soon Obama will start wearing Al of Capone suits to intimidate reporters. That's the Chicago way, don't ya know. Shoot first and back to Daley Plaza fast to report to the bosses.

Map Of Coordinated Muslim Attacks

This was planned long before any video, but the administration keeps lying.
Obama said, if elected, they would stop the hate and love us.

from Al Jazeera

View Muslim Protests in a larger map

UPDATE: The Washington Post asks, "are you safer than you were four years ago?"

ObamaCare Already Hurting Economy

If you like your health plan, you won’t be able to keep it. 

He also lied when he said Obamacare would not fund abortions. And illegal aliens.

Obama's Amercariture: $5 Gas And You Will Like It

Obama says the recent modest increase in domestic production is proof he's not anti-oil. But this happened despite his policies, not because of them — largely the result of drilling permits issued under Clinton and Bush, and the oil boom on private lands in North Dakota.

Whenever Obama has had the chance to encourage production, he's done the opposite:

• He needlessly halted Gulf drilling permits after the BP oil spill, and continues to slow-walk them. Permit approvals are less than half their pre-Obama average, and approval times have nearly doubled.

• Obama scuttled the 700,000-barrels-a-day Keystone XL pipeline, despite approval by the State Department after an exhaustive three-year review.

• And he endlessly demonizes oil companies while pushing to sharply raise their taxes.

The truth is that for Obama, low gas prices are the problem, since they would hamper progress toward his "green" Nirvana, where we all hop on government trains and putter around in government-approved electric cars. It's just that he's smart enough not to say this out loud.

And since you will like this so much Obama will gouge you on home heating and cooling costs as well. Please remember your thank-yous this November.

Fed's Finnish Fisker On Fire

Another $529 M taxpayer dollars spent to prop up foreign workers. US unions must be so proud.

Car Company Gets U.S. Loan, Builds Cars In Finland

Because of their cold winters the Finnish see the fire hazard in the Fisker as a feature not a bug. Call it Karma.

The Obama Presidency by the Numbers

Polls And Reporting Be Damned. America Is Feeling The Financial Heat Of Failure.

Everybody has a poll. Most polls are biased. At best they are simply a snapshot of the moment if they are done correctly. Reporters like pollsters let their bias seep into their stories and like polls their stories are at best snapshots of that point in time. In the end the polls and the reports are merely bias put to print.

Any lawmaker in a swing district can expect to take criticism from his right flank at a town hall meeting. But at an American Veterans outpost tucked deep in the Pocono Mountains this week, freshman Republican Rep. Lou Barletta took heat from every direction — from Democrats angry with the tax cuts in the GOP budget, to conservatives who thought he caved on the last continuing resolution vote, to a precocious 16-year-old critical of the lawmaker’s environmental record.

First Barletta was told “not to be steadfast in Paul Ryan’s Republican plan,” to “bend a little, work and come together to pass something that’s agreeable to everybody.” Moments later, another constituent told him, “I don’t want you to bend; I want you to stand firm” on spending, even if that means a national debt default.

Jimmy Carter allowed America to taste failure and he paid the price of defeat at the polls. Obama is facing the same problem and the problem for Obama is that the problems of his administration's doing are getting worse. People do not feel positive about their children's future and they even believe their immediate future is bleak.

Voters are giving congressmen hell. The left wants to protect their handouts. The right wants to cut. The left believes that government has a duty to give, not just protect, but give. The right doesn't believe in this.

It all doesn't mean anything because the left will lose their handouts and the right will see programs they like cut to the bone. These things may happen soon, which is doubtful, or they will happen after the next election, but they have to happen. We, as a nation, have spent ourselves into poverty which is a longer way of spelling debt.

Voters across the middle are getting incredibly angry over those things not in their control while the left is getting angry because Obama hasn't gone all the way to a government that does all and those on the right will say, "I told you so" because Obama is an abject failure as president.

Polls and news reporting cannot capture the reality because most have no desire to do so.

Enviromental Expertise Worth About A Buck Two Ninety Eight

And that amount of environmental expertise is funded with billions of our dollars. Somebody is gettin' screwed.

Himalayan glaciers not melting because of climate change, report finds

Himalayan glaciers are actually advancing rather than retreating, claims the first major study since a controversial UN report said they would be melted within quarter of a century.

The environmentalists do have the UN on their side, but what could go wrong with that?

Obama Afghan Policy

Stimulus Fail

The economy is a product of Obama's policies and that ain't pretty.

New-home sales plunge 33 pct with tax credits gone

"We fear that the appetite to buy a home has disappeared alongside the tax credit," Paul Dales, U.S. economist with Capital Economics," wrote in a note. "After all, unemployment remains high, job security is low and credit conditions are tight."

Gee Paul, you think?