Unbelievable! That an Obama employee said he/she didn't know about the Caucus Room Conspiracy until [View all]

[Akamai]

that person saw it on the Divided States of America production! This is what the show's director, Michael Kirk, said on Morning Joe today.

Ridiculous that any member of the Obama employees did not know of this treasonous event from day one!

To remind people, on the night of Obama's inauguration, while he and Michelle were dancing at different balls, the effing Republican traitors were at the Caucus Room Restaurant - -15 of them -- saying that they would deny Obama any victories at all, even if it meant suddenly being opposed to things that they had earlier been for.

Did they have their heads in the sand? What the heck was going on that they did not know that the Republican asshats were against them?

It was written about widely, including in Robert Draper's book, "When the Tea Party Came to Town," and by in articles and interviews by Thom Hartmann.

It was political negligence not to know about the conspiracy against them, and if they did know, criminal pacifism in the face of threat. Also a failure to tell the American people abut it.

Even Obama said last Sunday on Sixty Minutes that he was not good about shaping general public opinion, although he was able to shape his elections.

I really, really revere and love Obama but he did not name and shame the Republicans nearly as much and I really think that this helped lead to Trump's victory.

Obama acted as if he believed that the other side played fair -- or perhaps if they were rough, then good decorum would allow Hillary to win -- but the Republicans have always been crotch grabbers, money grubbers, only interested in benefiting their benefactors and the heck with the struggling, the needy, the jobless.

Only in the last several months of the campaign did he start to tell Americans how Republicans would always contradict him, no matter what he was saying. "If I say there is fish in the sea, they would say there is no fish in the sea!." But I think that was far too little and much too late.

I think that Alan Grayson was a strong and vigorous truth teller and I wish Obama had incorporated Grayson's rhetoric more often.

I did not vote twice for Obama wishing that he could compromise with the evil Republicans (evil is as evil does and the Republicans never do any good for the average people). From my perspective, not naming the evil nature of the Republican party, Republicans in general, the lying misrepresentations of the press, etc., led the way to Democrats not being given appropriate insight of how much the Republican party wanted to damage America and its people.

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