May 122012
 

Well of course you do, Dear Leader. Despite the fact that you and your party are almost entirely responsible for the magnitude of this recession, you and your ungrateful family have been completely untouched by this recession.

You and your family continue to take numerous and lavish vacations around the world. You have played more golf than Tiger Woods in the last 3 years. You attend $40K/plate fundraiser dinners at George Clooney’s house, where, no doubt the topic of 1% vs 99% never comes up.

And none of this is costing you a dime, as you simply charge it to the tax payers’ credit card.

Mitt Romney Press Secretary Andrea Saul released this statement in response to Obama’s remarks:

It’s not surprising that a president who forgot to create jobs, forgot to cut the debt, and forgot to change Washington has now admitted that he’s forgotten about the recession. In fact, it seems that the President has forgotten that he’s been in office for the last three-and-a-half years. In November, the American people won’t forget.

The Lonely Conservative adds:

President Obama, who is heading to a big ole Hollywood fundraiser hosted by George Clooney tonight, said that he “sometimes forgets” the magnitude of the recession. Well, he has spent a lot of time campaigning. Then there’s that guy his team hired for a commercial claiming he was unemployed until Obama saved the day, when in reality he’s held the same job for years. Maybe he thinks all of the unemployed Americans are only pretending. But don’t worry, he still managed to get in a dig at President Bush, while failing to mention he was a sitting Senator back then.

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  One Response to “Obama: “Sometimes I Forget” The Magnitude Of The Recession”

  1. You know, that is probably one of the most irresponsible and offensive statements ever uttered from this POS. Just because he’s playing with the rich people, he really doesn’t give a damn about those of us that are trying to find meaningful employment. I’d love to have him come to my fund raiser and introduce him to about 6 average working men that have been working hard trying to find employment, myself included. And I’m talking about professional engineers, geologists, salesmen, software experts, etc. He can bring be the wiener(s) for the cookout.

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