……….Blow hard Barack Obama, President of the United States, was in PA today, once again attempting to gain some traction on his senseless health care proposal. He continues to make claims, promises and to raise objections targeting more conservative members of Congress. He continues to promise that the bill that Congress will eventually vote on has all of the bells and whistles that the public really wants. The underlying problem is that this President has continually lied previously. He has most assuredly shown that his word is mightily flawed in the eyes of the general public. He continues to press forward, demonstrating his resolve with little or no evidence that his words are tied to any semblance of truthfulness.

……….We should not be so easily dazzled by the words of a lying fraud. In the end President Obama proves daily that he is most definitely untrustworthy and out of his league both politically and practically as the President of the United States. He is awash in the scandal of unfinished business. He probably has attempted to more clearly influence members of Congress with obnoxiously lavish sweetheart deals than any other Commander in Chief in recent memory and beyond. In short, this President’s methods are sleazy. He operates in a dark and seedy world with men like Rahm Emmanuel doing his bidding behind the scenes. He calls on his union hacks to run cover for him as he twists the truth and makes promises he knows will never see the light of day. Yes, this President is one for the ages, leading us right down the path to economic destruction. Less than a month ago he was promising that jobs and the economy would be the recipients of his undivided attention. So much for that promise, we have not really heard much since he was shouting that mantra from the rooftops.

……….We have had a stimulus bill that totaled more than $860 billion. What have we gotten for that per capita expenditure? How about the trillions of dollars over the past two budget cycles? Where has all of the largess gone? Have you received any of this apparent government trickle down? We are talking about tens of thousands of dollars per person in deficit spending, with, in the end, no discernible difference in the key economic factors of the country. Perhaps that point does not serve to persuade you but it definitely gets my attention. The unemployment rate is down, only because of changes in the number of people currently, actively seeking employment. Over the past year, the number of people who have recently quit looking for work, according to the labor department, numbers well over two million. At this point in time the true cost of unemployment can be measured as nearly 16 million people either out of work or seriously underemployed. With all of this said, the future prospects for a balanced budget and a return to some sense of fiscal frugality.