It is always good to know who your enemies are and what those who profess to be on your team think of you:
Obama Calls ObamaCare Dissenters “Teabag, Anti-Government People, Extremists”
November, 9, 2009 — nicedeb
In case you were wondering what Obama told the Democrats, Saturday morning, during his pep talk before the vote, The New York Times has the goods:
According to Representative Earl Blumenauer of Oregon, who supports the health care bill, the president asked,
“Does anybody think that the teabag, anti-government people are going to support them if they bring down health care? All it will do is confuse and dispirit” Democratic voters “and it will encourage the extremists.”
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows that 44% of U.S. voters are at least somewhat in favor of the reform effort while 53% are at least somewhat oppose.
So it appears I am not the only one who is an extremist. Putting aside the issue of the infantile demeanor exhibited by the CIC I actually think this is a great story for those of us who have, from almost the first time this enemy of America burst on the scene, been banging the drums of doom about his “extremism”.
It is quite refreshing actually to have your perceptions and deductions confirmed by the man himself for in this little blurb scooped by the Obama Times, which in a very ironic way, just by appearing in Obama’s Pravda, lends the ultimate gravitas to anything that they actually report that diminishes the perpetual halo of godliness that we all know envelopes his being, we see the true essence of the man, much in the way we did with his initial and continuing disconnected response to the Fort Hood terrorist attack.
He sees us, the American people standing for liberty, freedom and the rights of the individual, as the enemy. He sees us as an impediment to his grand designs and machinations. And he seems to have no compunction expressing his disdain. Which again I think is a good thing because in the coming days, months and years as his power ebbs and wanes, as the lines of battle are more clearly drawn and the divides, which most assuredly are evident in the cracked and crazed landscape that is our America, become wider and even more pronounced it is best to know who your enemy is and where the traitors amongst us hiding.
1600 Pennsyvania avenue seems to currently be their nexus.
H/T nice deb at:
