thepamphleteer

As the mid -term elections approach, President Obama's record of accomplishment is on the line.
Republican candidates will seek to reverse The Democratic gains achieved due to the inept failure of George W. Bush and "Dick" Cheney.

Since becoming president, Obama has helped guide the passage of major Health Care reform legislation during a chaotic first year amid Republican opposition, propaganda, and outright lies.

Indeed, The Republicans have stood ...

One year into The Obama Administration has brought about no visible "change".
Anti -Establishment sentiment has been betrayed. The People who were Obama's most enthusiastic advocates are now angry and disillusioned.

In the past year, tax revenue was handed over to the big banks. Executives gave themselves extreme bonuses from record 'profits' fleeced from the American taxpayers while money was funnelled back into the 'market' at grossly reduced rates.
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Private insurers are spending $ 1.4 Million per day to spread disinformation and ratchet up fear while Americans are once again letting insurance corporations dupe them into refusing legislation which would provide Health Care for All American citizens.

Angry Mobs getting their cues from radio talk show propagandists doing the bidding of HMOs , Drug companies, and Insurance Corporations, are disrupting Town Hall Meetings with their crude obstructionism. These agitators should ...

In his 2d Prime time address
to The American Nation ,
President Obama answered "critics"
who have been quick to point out
he has yet to solve the massive problems
left over from The Bush/Cheney Administration.

“Bankers and executives on Wall Street
need to realize that enriching themselves
on the taxpayers' dime is inexcusable,"
the president said referring to the AIG scandal
and the Bush "Bailout". ...

In his first major address to the nation Obama unveiled bold new steps to reign in the culture of "greed" which has infected American society for too long. CEOs enriching themselves while profits dwindle and jobs are lost will be limited in executive pay if they are to recieve any "bailout" from U.S. taxpayers.
Obama said Americans are upset with “executives being rewarded for failure".
Wall Street firms paid more than $18 billion in bonuses in 2008 ...