October 16, 2011 is the 1,000th Birthday of Obama's Days in Office
Are you celebrating because you are better off?
Is your Sunday morning spoiled by the 1,000 Days Of Obama’s
Failed Policies And Empty Promises?
This morning all across America Families are
waking up to financial woes. They are unemployed, some have lost their homes.
Your freedoms are slowly being a thing of the past, our borders states have
unprecedented problems violence spilling over into America cities. There are union
organized protesters in majors cities from east to west protesting the failed
policies of the Obama administration. be ###
FROM OBAMA’S MOUTH, WERE
YOU LISTENING?
Obama:
Americans Are Not Better Off Than They Were Four Years Ago. OBAMA: “Well
I don’t think they are better off than they were four years ago. They’re
not better off than they were before Lehman’s collapse, before the financial
crisis, before this extraordinary recession that we’re going through.”(ABC News/Yahoo
News’ Live Interview, 10/3/11)
Obama:
America Has “Gotten A Little Soft.” OBAMA: “The way I think
about it is, you know, this is a great, great country that had gotten a little
soft and, you know, we didn't have that same competitive edge that we needed
over the last couple of decades. We need to get back on track.” (WESH-NBC,
9/29/11)
Obama:
“If I Don’t Have This Done In Three Years, Then There’s Going To Be A One-Term
Proposition.” OBAMA: “That's exactly right. And — and, you know, a year from
now I think people — are going to see that — we're starting to make some
progress. But there's still going to be some pain out there. If I don't have
this done in three years, then there's going to be a one-term proposition.” (NBC’s
“The Today Show,” 2/2/09)
Obama:
“If Stuff Hasn’t Worked And People Don’t Feel Like I’ve Led The Country In The
Right Direction, Then You’ll Have A New President.” OBAMA:“And
there's no excuse--I’m not going to make any excuses. If stuff hasn't worked
and people don't feel like I’ve led the country in the right direction, then
you'll have a new president.”(President Barack Obama, Remarks on
Economic Stabilization and a Question-and-Answer Session, Fort
Myers, Florida, 2/10/09)
Obama:
It’s My Economy, “Give It To Me.” OBAMA: “Now, my administration
has a job to do, as well, and that job is to get this economy back on its feet.
That's my job. And it's a job I gladly accept. (President Barack Obama, Remarks By The President
On The American Graduation Initiative, Warren, MI, 7/14/09)
Obama:“I've
Got To Take Direct Responsibility For The Fact That We Have Not Made As Much
Progress As We Need To Make.” (President
Barack Obama, Remarks At Press
Conference, Washington, D.C., 11/3/10)
IN THE WORDS OF Sergeant Joe Friday of Dragnet Fame
"JUST THE FACTS MA'AM"
9.1%:
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2.2 Million:
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1.6 Million:
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1.5 Million:
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32:
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Record Number Of Straight Months With Unemployment Rate Above 8
Percent. (Bureau of Labor
Statistics, Accessed 10/7/11)
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$4.2 Trillion:
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3:
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7.5 Million:
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IN THE NEWS; THE WORD ON OBAMA’S 1,000 DAYS
Standard
& Poor’s “Lowered The U.S. Credit Rating For The First Time, An
Ignominious Legacy For Obama.”(George E. Condon Jr.,
“What A Week: Afghan Deaths, S&P, And Debt Limit Debate Challenge Obama,” National Journal, 8/6/11)
Politifact:
Barack Obama Is “The Undisputed Debt King Of
The Last Five Presidents.” So by this measurement – potentially a more
important one – Obama is the undisputed debt king of the last five presidents,
rather than the guy who added a piddling amount to the debt, as Pelosi’s chart
suggested.” (“Nancy Pelosi Post Questionable Chart On Debt Accumulation By
Barack Obama, Predecessors,” Politifact,
5/19/11)
NBC’s
David Gregory: “I Don't Think There's Been Complete Ownership By This
Administration Over The Fact That They Did Some Big Things To Deal With A
Financial Crisis And A Recession And The Economy Is Not In Better Shape.” (NBC’s
“Morning Joe,” 10/7/11)
Vice
President Biden Says Obama’s Responsible For The Economy And That Americans Are
Right To Be Mad. BIDEN: “There’s a lot of people in Florida that have good reason
to be upset because they’ve lost jobs. Even though 50 some percent of the
American people think the economy tanked because of the last administration,
that’s not relevant. What’s relevant is we’re in charge. And right now we are
the ones in charge and it’s gotten better but it hasn’t gotten good enough. And
in states like Florida, it’s even been more stagnant because of the real estate
market. And so I don’t blame them for being mad. We’re in charge.”(WLRN/Miami Herald News,
9/28/11)
