Barack Obama spun his vote against the born-alive infants protection act.
Here is a real breakdown of Obama’s 50+ percent tax plan. Here is another look. Here is another.
Also, Barack Obama refuses to go after the Democrats who gave us the Sub-Prime Lending Crisis.
Remember Obama’s pledge to use public financing? Well he broke it. Here is a glimpse into the “evolution” of Obama’s bait-n-switch.
- “Senator Obama has long been a proponent of public financing of campaigns and we are asking the FEC to take a step that could preserve the public financing option for the party’s nominees - Bill Burton
Obama pushed the public financing angle for over a year, it was one of his centerpieces of his campaign for “change.” When Obama realized that this meant he couldn’t get big donors and special interest money, he had a “change” of heart.
- It’s not an easy decision, and especially because I support a robust system of public financing of elections. (But not for me, I am special) But the public financing of presidential elections as it exists today is broken, (I knew this when I said I would use it) and we face opponents who’ve become masters at gaming this broken system. (Of course, I have not proposed fixing it, because the fix is in suckers, and I have gamed you.)
Barack Obama continues to act as if his past lack of character judgement is not an issue for the public to be concerned about.
For a candidate who is demanding we have change, how does electing two lawyers who accept big special interest money, sound different from today’s politics?
How is it change that a politician uses his office to enrich himself?
Where is the change in raising taxes?
The only change Obama needs to make, it the one where he starts telling the truth.
