Does Anyone Actually Think We Are Better Off With Obama’s Record Of Failure? _____________________________________________________________________ OBAMA’S THE “FIRST ONE TO SAY WE’RE NOT WHERE WE NEED TO BE” AND THAT WE’RE “NOT BETTER OFF” THAN FOUR YEARS AGO Obama: “I’m The First One To Say We’re Not Where We Need To Be.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS’S BEN FELLER: “Put
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A Lack Of Enthusiasm At The DNC
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Armistead to Alabama Democrats: You Can’t Have It Both Ways
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – “Alabama Democratic candidates have tried to distance themselves from President Obama and the National Democratic Party by making claims that they are different from the national party,” said, Bill Armistead, Chairman of the Alabama Republican Party. Cullman County Democratic Party member Frankie Jones was reported in the Cullman Times1 as saying,
“By Any Measurement”
Obama Deputy Campaign Manager Stephanie Cutter Falsely Claims That Americans Are Better Off ‘By Any Measurement’ Stephanie Cutter: “By any measurement, the country has moved forward from where we were, from what we inherited four years ago.” (MSNBC’s “The Daily Rundown,” 9/3/12) BY THESE MEASURES THERE IS LITTLE REASON FOR AMERICANS TO CONSIDER THEMSELVES BETTER OFF AFTER
Dysfunctional Family Reunion
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