Barack Obama to Redouble Effort on Core Principles … The Principles Rejected By American Voters

Barack Obama plans to double down, right out of the Saul Alinsky playbook … 

President Barack Hussein Obama learned nothing from the 2010 midterm elections and told reporters on his way back from his 10 day failure trip overseas that he had an “obsessive focus” on policy and he will now “redouble” efforts to get back to his core principles. UNREAL.

En route back to Washington after a 10-day trip overseas, President Obama was introspective about his first two years in office.  The president told reporters aboard Air Force One that he had an “obsessive focus” on policy and he will now “redouble” efforts to get back to his core principles. 

Obama said he “neglected” things that matter a lot to Americans in his rush to get major legislation passed. He explained those things as maintaining a bipartisan tone, dealing with earmarks, making sure that policy decisions are fully debated and shaping public opinion.  He can better focus on these principals now, the president explained, because the economy is more stable. 

The president plans to meet with Congressional leadership this week and said he expects that even though his party lost badly in the midterm election, Republicans will work with him to get things done.

“I am very confident that the American people were not issuing a mandate for gridlock,” Obama said. “They want to see us make progress.”  

Redouble his core principles of what, socialism? By the way Barack, the voters actually did vote overwhelmingly to block your agenda if you have yet to figure it out. Obviously the Kamikaze Democrat Congress and President has yet to figure that out.

They will in 2012.

Redouble what exactly? Everything the One has done has either been a resounding flop or has been rejected by We the People. Because Obama did such a fantastic job on his 10 day trip overseas, NOT. As stated at Hot Air, Obama’s trip so so bad that even the LEFT and the RIGHT found common ground … the G-20 Conference was not only a failure, it was a net negative.