Barack Hussein Obama Admits he Does Not Believe in Government … Words Matter, “Maybe you eke out a victory of 50 + 1, then you can’t govern”

BARACK OBAMA ADMITS HE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN GOVERNMENT

What a difference there is between candidate Obama and President Barack Hussein Obama. Remember when candidate Barack Obama said that we should not pass a big ticket item like health care with a 50 plus 1 strategy? Obama has proven that nothing that came from candidate Obama’s lips can be trusted.

YOU CAN’T GOVERN WITH A FIFTY PLUS ONE STRATEGY!

Seems that the Obamamessiah does not remember either. What ever happened to Obama’s comments of … if you believe in government, you believe in consensus and in order the transform the country that it requires a sizable majority.

More words and lies from Barack Hussein Obama. Obama just provided lip service during the campaign to get elected. That is why now that the American people see what he truly stands for, he has an approval rating in the mid 40′s and Americans are pretty much strongly against all of his policies. There is a reason why Obama’s job approval numbers have fallen drastically and as much as the MSM and Democrats want to tell America that it’s gravity and this happens all the time, Obama’s slide is directly because of Obama and he is sinking the Democrats numbers as well.

The 2010 elections represent a redo what the 2008 should have been had “We the People” been properly informed and the MSM had properly vetted Obama. 2010 will be a political catastrophe for Democrats as pay backs for their idle promises and lies of 2008.

LISTEN TO CANDIDATE OBAMA’s PROMISES ON HEALTH CARE REFORM

Candidate Obama stated that in order to pass health care, you “are going to have to have a majority to get a bill to my desk not a bill that is not just a 50 + 1 majority”. (Barack Obaba: 9/25/07 -  Change to Win Convention)

Gee America, what happened to these Obama promises as he looks to implement the nuclear option or as the government run media call it, an up and down vote.

“My understanding of the Senate is that you have to have 60 votes to get something significant to happen. Which means that both Democrats and Republicans have to ask the question, do we have the will to move the  will to move an American agenda forward not a Democrat or Republican agenda forward.” (11/2/04 Obama interview)

How is a partisan vote completely along Democrat lines an American agenda? There is actually more bipartisan votes against Obamacare and with Republicans in opposition of this terrible piece of legislation.

In this interview Obama discusses the change or break away from the GWB fifty + one pattern of Presidential politics. How is that “hopee, changee” thing from Obama working out for ya America?

“Maybe you eke out a victory of 50 + 1, then you can’t govern … But you can’t deliver on health care. You are not going to pass universal health care with a fifty plus one strategy.” (Barack Obama interview with Concord Monitor 10/9/07)

So how is Barack Hussein Obama going to be able to govern, by his own words?

“… one of the arguments I get from  my fellow Progressives … is the notion that we should function like Karl Rove where we identify out core base , we throw them red meat and get a 50 +1 victory. You see Karl Rove doesn’t need  a broad consensus, because he doesn’t believe in government.  If we want to  transform the country though, that requires a sizable majority”.

Once again by his own words, Barack Hussein Obama just admitted that he does not believe in government as in order to transform a country and that is what changing health care is, one would need a “sizable” majority. Obama hardly has any such thing and what little majority he has is all of one party.

My what a difference being elected makes. Now President Barack Hussein Obama has a completely different opinion of the passing of a health care bill that is completely unpopular with the American people.

LISTEN TO PRESIDENT OBAMA’S COMMENTS NOW

“The American people want to know if its still possible for Washington to look out after their interests and their future.  They are waiting for us to act, they are waiting for us to lead. As long as I hold this office I intend to provide that leadership.”

Actually President Obama, the American people want you, Democrats and Republicans to do the work of the American people and to listen to the will of the people.  How is Obama or Democrats looking after the interests of the people if they refuse to listen to them? By a 55% to 37% margin, the majority of Americans want the current bill scrapped and Congress to start from scratch.

“I do not know how this plays politically, but I know it’s right.  And so I ask Congress to finish it’s work and I look forward to signing this reform into law.” (Barack Obama)

Of course Obama knows how this will play politically. Obama refuses to accept how Obamacare is playing politically. You would have to be the village idiot not to know. We see that across the country in numerous states as well as nationwide a majority of Americans oppose Obamacare. Democrats that have changed parties have even cited Obamacare as the reason why. As Rep. Parker Griffith of Alabama said in today’s weekly Republican address (VIDEO), “must be stopped.”

Rep. Parker Griffith (Ala.) on Saturday stressed he joined the ranks of the Republicans last December because the Democratic Party had “lost its way” in the healthcare debate.

Rep. Parker Griffith of Alabama stated …  “It’s not too late: we can, and we must, stop this government takeover of health care.”

Obama was also witness to a BLUE, BLUE state like Massachusetts elect Republican Scott Brown who ran on being the 41st vote against Obamacare. Any Democrat who supported health care even in states won by Obama in 2008 find them self in trouble. Let us not forget that in the Generic Congressional ballot, Republicans lead Democrats 44% to 36%.

The American people have clearly stated to Barack Obama and the Democrats that they do not want this health care reform; however, Obama and Democrats refuse to listen and think they know better than “We the People”.