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Obama tells Democrats that his Presidency is on the line

by Phantom Ace ( 95 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Elections 2010, Healthcare, Liberal Fascism, Progressives at March 18th, 2010 - 12:00 pm

It is obvious that the reason for Congressional Progressives pushing the Eugenics based Health care plan is Ideological. Barack Hussein Obama’s reason is that he feels his presidency is at stake. Clearly Mr. Hussein feels  that in order for his Presidency to be successful, he needs to implement his dark fascistic agenda. For him it’s about remodeling America to fit his Neo-Feudal vision of an elite based society. He is pitching this to Democrats in Congress as the reason to pass Obamacare.

President Barack Obama had exhausted most of his health care reform arguments with members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus during a White House meeting last Thursday when he made a more personal pitch that resonated with many skeptics in the room.

 One caucus member told POLITICO that Obama won him over by “essentially [saying] that the fate of his presidency” hinged on this week’s health reform vote in the House. The member, who requested anonymity, likened Obama’s remarks to an earlier meeting with progressives when the president said a victory was necessary to keep him “strong” for the next three years of his term.

For Barack Hussein Obama this is all about him. It’s not about what the American people want or what’s good for the nation, it’s about his Presidency. The President is supposed to be in our service, but this is not the case in the mind of Mr. Hussein. We are his servants and he is our Feudal overlord. This man has one of the biggest egos ever.

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