President 'Out of Touch' -David Axelrod

David Axelrod said the president was "out of touch" for playing golf during a bad economy.



President Bush, of course! But, President Zero has been playing golf for the last three and a half years, even after he told us that the economy was far, far worse than anyone ever believed. ( Yeah! Three and a half years of bumbling incompetence, inaction and the wrong actions taken will do that!)

Obama has played more golf in his first term than George Bush did in two. He has attended more fundraisers in one term than Bush did in two. Right now, it's a toss up whether he does more harm than good by not being in the Oval Office!

Ya think Captain Combover might apply the same standard, though, to the Bamboozler-in-Chief that he did to George Bush? Nah.

Update : Just noticed that CNN misspelled his name, too! I'm guessing this is not Mr. Axelrod's favorite piece of video at the moment.


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Elsewhere in the interview, the Captain offers the same dishonest, verbal sleight of hand as the rest of the administration, when he talks about millionaires and billionaires "paying less" than their secretaries. If I pay the government a thousand times more than you do, the fact that I might be paying it at a lower rate, does not mean I am paying less. And as far as "paying their fair share", I have to admit that this is honest in the most perverse sort of way. The rich don't pay "their fair share", because currently, they are paying more than their "fair share", because they are paying the bulk of the nation's taxes, and that means they are already paying someone else's "fair share" as well.

So, just remember kiddies! If you can't run on your own economic record because it is just too bleak, generate class envy instead. It won't solve our financial problems or generate any new jobs, but it will take your focus off of the architect of our current economic malaise, Barack H. Obama, long enough for him to get re-elected. (He hopes.)