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A few weeks ago Obamacamp accused Mitt Romney of killing a guy’s wife because he took away her job five or six years earlier. Mr. Romney had been managing Bain Capital at the time. It was his expertise to reorganize American businesses who were on the verge of financial collaps and turn them around to regain productivity……and save jobs.
Obamalie was needed. First a lie was spread, a lie still massaged by Obama and camp, that Romney sent the jobs to China. That didn’t go too well to raise the incompetent president’s ratings….so a second lie, one more American family oriented was concocted EITHER BY OBAMA AND THE WHITE HOUSE OR HIS SUPER PAC, claiming the the former Massachusetts governor had caused a worker in his Bain Capital days to lose his wife to cancer (five years after the reorganization of the struggling company, which was closed.)
Obama, our president, appeared before the nation and proudly announced another lie, claiming no one in his campaign had anything to do with this dastardly lie that Romney was a murderer; he had no connection to the claim and no connection to the ugly or less ugly part of his Super Pac advertizing bureau. Further research regarding phone records prove otherwise…..The two lying sources are directly connected.
Today’s Obama lie is noted at Investors.com:
Campaign ’12: Where are those allegedly unbiased fact-checkers when you need them? Like this week and the fantastic fib that Obama’s deputy campaign manager told about job growth under the current president.
Here’s Stephanie Cutter’s quote in full — uttered Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” — just so no one can accuse us of taking anything out of context:
“Well, I think that worker probably has a good understanding of what’s happened over the past four years in terms of the president coming in and seeing 800,000 jobs lost on the day that the president was being sworn in, and seeing the president moving pretty quickly to stem the losses, to turn the economy around. And over the past, you know, 27 months we’ve created 4.5 million private-sector jobs. That’s more jobs than in the Bush recovery (or) in the Reagan recovery.”
You’d think that if the Obama campaign wanted to peddle outright fabrications, they’d at least do it so they weren’t so easily debunked.
Not that the mainstream press, so deep in the tank for Obama, will bother.
But you don’t have to look very hard to see that Cutter, as Obama might say, is “just making stuff up.”
She starts counting private-sector job growth under Obama in February 2010 and, sure enough, in the 29 months since then (not 27 as Cutter says), there have been 4.5 million private-sector jobs created, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But keep in mind that February 2010 was fully eight months into the economic recovery. So Cutter has simply picked the worst month under Obama as her starting point, in order to make Obama’s job growth look as impressive as possible.
So, in fairness, let’s do the same for Reagan and Bush.
In the aftermath of the 1981-82 recession, private-sector jobs bottomed out in December 1982, the month after that recession ended. Twenty-nine months later, the private sector under Reagan had created 8 million jobs — nearly twice as many as under Obama.
How about Bush? Surely job growth during his administration was worse. After all, the president keeps telling us that his predecessor’s policies “resulted in the most sluggish job growth in decades.”
Except if you use the Cutter method, the private sector created 4.7 million jobs in the 29 months after July 2003, when the job market bottomed. In other words, Bush beat Obama by his own preferred measuring technique by 200,000 jobs.
It’s worth noting, too, that jobs started growing under Bush one month after he signed his second major tax cut into law. It chopped capital gains and dividend tax rates and accelerated the schedule for the Bush income-tax rate cuts.
What’s more, after 29 months of allegedly stellar job growth under Obama, the jobless rate is still 8.3%. By this point in the Reagan and Bush jobs recoveries, the unemployment rate was 7.2% and 4.9%, respectively.
If we were one of those fact-checking organizations, we’d give Stephanie Cutter the “Lying Liar from Liersburg” award.
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Over 30 years ago a Mormon elder, Neal Maxwell spoke of the rise in America of the religion of “Irreligion” becomng the state religion rising out of Washington.
It is one of the finest videos I have ever seen outlining the modern day battle between today’s soulful and soulless Americans in and out of government.
View and view again, listening carefully to the concerns of our fellow American Mormon Christian leadership:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKqVtXG8VOE
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