Video of Obama: 2012 Election Will Be A Referendum On My Record. DARNED RIGHT IT WILL BE!

Chalk this up to yet another gaffe since he was off teleprompter:

Don't think it's a gaffe? This is how the sentinels at the establishment MSM jumped into action: MSNBC's Chuck Todd: How Will Obama Team Spin Obama Referendum "Gaffe"? 

Stewardship? He's doing about as well as Denethor Steward of Gondor and in the electoral sense will meet the same fate.

Good Riddance! Pro-life Traitor US Rep. Dale Kildee (D-Flint) Aborting his Job, will not seek 19th Term

Bart Stupak, Bob Casey, Dale Kildee. What do all of them have in common? I'll tell you - they all proclaimed to be pro-life Democrats and then sold out the unborn, essentially throwing them right in the wood chipper head first with the passage of Obamacare that taxpayers to fund elective abortions. In the summer of 2009 I predicted that purportedly pro-life MI Democrat Bart Stupak would fold like a cheap K-Mart picnic table and vote for ObamaCare even though it will throw taxpayer money at the abortion industry: There's no such thing as a moderate Democrat, only liberal Democrats in conservative districts. Example #2,927 - Bart Stupak. Indeed I have said it before (many times) and I will say it again (many times) - there is no such thing as a pro-life Democrat, only liberal Democrats serving in right-of-center districts. Oh they may claim to be pro-life, but the difference between them and true pro-lifers is that the issue is not just one of several competing against each other. No. For the true-pro-lifer, abortion holds absolute veto power. It's not the same as single-issue voting, mind you, as pro-lifers are just as concerned about other issues such as the economy, takes, healthcare, etc. It's just that no other issue would goad the pro-life politician, or voter for that matter, into casting a vote against the unborn no matter how benign it appears on its face. I have written about this issue extensively on this blog, with these few posts as mere examples:

• There's no such thing as a moderate (or pro-life) Democrat, only liberal Democrats in conservative districts. Example #2,928 - Bob Casey
• Pro-life traitor Dale Kildee (D-MI) claims to have gotten green light from his priest, but his priest says "he's not had any conversation with the congressman about it, and, if he had, he'd tell him that he's set against it"
• Can Pro-Life Democrats Be Trusted To Defend The Pro-Life Movement With Their Votes? Ans: No; No They Can't 
• There's no such thing as a moderate Democrat, only liberal Democrats in conservative districts. Example #2,927 - Bart Stupak 
• MI Rep Bart Stupak (D): 12 previous ObamaCare supporters could flip over abortion language 
• Pro-Life Bart Stupak (D-MI) FRAUD! Will Vote For Obamcare With Abortion Coverage!!!

You'll note Michigan Rep Dale Kildee was on that list of traitors. US Rep Dale Kildee (D-Flint) is another one of these fake pro-life Democrats that claimed one thing only to end up perhaps being the deciding vote on passing the pro-abortion healthcare bill in the House; thus he will Kildee babies. But it's for the greater good don't you know. Can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs, or in this case scrambling them as well. But his contortion in trying to explain why he is throwing unborn babiesw under the bus, a visual far more appealing than what Planned Parenthood will literally do to them, got getting pretty crazy. He claimed that his priest basically gave him a green light. Said priest vehemently denied it, and said that Kildee doesn't attend church much either. People like myself have been saying forever that THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PRO-LIFE DEMOCRAT! So it's only fitting that Kildee is aborting his re-election to a 19th term in Congress: U.S. Rep. Dale Kildee, D-Flint, announces he will not seek 19th term 

U.S. Rep. Dale Kildee, D-Flint, announced this evening he will not seek re-election to his 19th term in office.

Kildee, 81, has been a lawmaker at the state and federal levels for 47 years.

The kicker comes at the end:

Kildee has been known to say he would remain in office until "God or the voters" decide otherwise.

Like his fake pro-life stance, those words weren't worth paying any attention to either. MLive has a ton of links with liberals heaping adulation on part of the machine that has decimated the economy:

• Longtime Dale Kildee aide says Congressman was 'consummate teacher' 
• Saginaw Mayor Greg Branch: Kildee 'a good friend of Saginaw' 
• Top area UAW official says Kildee 'as good a congressman as we could have asked for' 
• Former MTA Director Bob Foy says Dale Kildee will be "very difficult to replace" in contributions to Genesee County 
• President Obama says U.S. Rep. Dale Kildee 'has never forgotten the people he represents' 
• Michigan Republican Party chairman blames Obama for Rep. Dale Kildee's retirement 
• U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow: Dale Kildee 'a dedicated public servant for Mid-Michigan families' 
• Former Sen. Don Riegle says U.S. Rep. Dale Kildee's service has made a difference for Flint 
• U.S. Rep. Gary Peters praises Dale Kildee's efforts for Michigan workers and automotive industry 
• U.S. Sen Carl Levin: Kildee was 'champion' for working families 
• State Sen. John Gleason will take 'serious look' at running to replace Kildee in Congress 
• Rep. Dale E. Kildee's career: A look back in pictures 
• Chairman of Michigan Democratic Party says he 'fully expects' Dan Kildee to run for his uncle's seat 
• Political analyst stunned at U.S. Rep. Dale Kildee's decision to not run for 19th term, "cast of thousands" could run for spot in 2012 
• U.S. Rep Dale Kildee on retirement: 'It was time to do something else' 
• Dan Kildee says he will consider running for uncle's congressional seat 
• Airport director: Dale Kildee has meant much to success at Bishop International 
• State Rep. Jim Ananich says U.S. Rep. Dale Kildee has 'been a champion for our community' 
• Former Republican challenger John Kupiec not disappointed U.S. Rep. Dale Kildee won't seek another term 
• Flint Mayor Dayne Walling attributes interest in politics to U.S. Rep. Dale Kildee 
• Art Reyes laments Dale Kildee's decision not to run for another term 
• Complete coverage

By the way, how's Flint doing after his 40 years in Congress (for that matter, how have Conyers and Dingell's districts fared after even longer tenures?)? Yeah - he was that bad. You'll note that Democrats are insisting in nepotism to solve their problem in the aborted re-election effort. Michigan Republican Party Chairman Bobby Schostak spoke the truth in that Kildee's political days were numbered thank to the community organizer-in-chief: Michigan Republican Party chairman blames Obama for Rep. Dale Kildee's retirement

"Michigan conservatives and tea party activists were eager for another shot in 2012," said Michigan Republican Party Chairman Bobby Schostak a news release. "Given that Democrats have to run on Obama's miserable record on jobs, national debt, and the economy, it's no wonder Kildee decided that a graceful exit was preferable to a certain defeat."

..."Barack Obama is going to have to explain his record to the taxpayers, families, and unemployed workers of Michigan at some point," Schostak said in the news release. "Voters won't be buying what he's selling, and representative Kildee didn't want to be his pitchman."

GOOD RIDDANCE!!!

Mitch McConnell: We Must Rewrite The Constitution Because ‘Elections’ Haven’t ‘Worked’

By Ian Millhiser/think progressSpeaking on the Senate floor this morning, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) offered what may be the most concise summary of conservative constitutionalism ever spoken — America must rewrite the Constitution to force conservative outcomes because we the people consistently elect lawmakers who disagree with McConnell:The time has come for a balanced

Mitch McConnell: We Must Rewrite The Constitution Because ‘Elections’ Haven’t ‘Worked’

By Ian Millhiser/think progressSpeaking on the Senate floor this morning, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) offered what may be the most concise summary of conservative constitutionalism ever spoken — America must rewrite the Constitution to force conservative outcomes because we the people consistently elect lawmakers who disagree with McConnell:The time has come for a balanced

Mitch McConnell: We Must Rewrite The Constitution Because ‘Elections’ Haven’t ‘Worked’

By Ian Millhiser/think progressSpeaking on the Senate floor this morning, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) offered what may be the most concise summary of conservative constitutionalism ever spoken — America must rewrite the Constitution to force conservative outcomes because we the people consistently elect lawmakers who disagree with McConnell:The time has come for a balanced

Mitch McConnell: We Must Rewrite The Constitution Because ‘Elections’ Haven’t ‘Worked’

By Ian Millhiser/think progressSpeaking on the Senate floor this morning, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) offered what may be the most concise summary of conservative constitutionalism ever spoken — America must rewrite the Constitution to force conservative outcomes because we the people consistently elect lawmakers who disagree with McConnell:The time has come for a balanced

Devastating Video: ‘The Obama Legacy’

Ouch:

Surprise! Congressional Candidate Janice Hahn (D-CA) Connected to LA Gang Criminals

Via BreitbartTV:

Janice Hahn, congressional candidate in the special election to replace Democrat Jane Harmon in California's 36th District, is under fire for new charges that she used her position as a city councilwoman to funnel money to gang members and criminals in an effort to "keep the peace" between warring gangs in her Los Angeles district.

Here's the report:

Oh, but there's even more. Hahn responded by sending a 'cease and desist' letter to the above local affiliate to try and kill the messenger. Bad move. Via Instapundit:

POLITICAL CENSORSHIP: “It’s one thing when someone decides that they are going to intimidate a blogger with a cease and desist order, it’s totally another for a congressional candidate in CA-36 to actually send such an order to a TV station over a story they did on her years ago.” Janice Hahn doesn’t seem to understand things very well.

 Plus this:

CA-36: Yes, Janice Hahn blew it. “When Janice Hahn’s lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to KTTV Fox 11 — trying to stop the Los Angeles station from following up on its 2008 investigation of Hahn’s controversial ‘gang intervention’ progam — they probably didn’t expect this. ‘Large mistake, madame,’ says the award-winning Ace of Spades. Because KTTV and Chris Blatchford not only stood by their original coverage, they followed up with an in-depth eight-minute report that devastates Hahn’s credibility.”

The only remaining question is if the voters of CA-36 are dumb enough to vote this political maniac into office. I mean, they did vote back Moonbeam to the governorship and Boxer into the Senate.

Heck yes: RNC launches ad campaign attacking Obama on economy

Obama made the recession worse. It's for sure and for certain. And in 2012 the RNC appears to be taking the gloves off, implicitly repudiating McCains non-effort in 2008 to show America who Barack Husein Obama really is:

Via memeorandum. LAughably, teh DNC is saying just the opposite from what they were saying when Bush was President and the economy was in a whole lot better shape than it has been under O:

Democratic National Committee communications director Brad Woodhouse shot back at the RNC spot, calling the new ad misleading. He said:

No one should be surprised that the Republican Party, much like its candidates for President, are trying to mislead voters about the state of the economy.  While the President continues to fight to clean up an economic mess that was years in the making, Republican's would rather run negative ads than offer positive ideas. Instead of joining in solutions that will strengthen the Middle Class and create jobs, Republicans are fighting to protect budget-busting tax loopholes for oil companies and Wall Street, tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires and to roll back laws that crack down on consumer ripoffs by lenders and insurance companies.  Instead of working to protect the privileged few while slashing support for seniors, students and the investments we need to get our economy moving again, Republicans should work with Democrats and President Obama to help Middle Class families get ahead — the very people who were hurt the most by a decade of failed economic policies.

In other words, as the country crumbles into economic hell... ALL IS WELL!

ALL IS WELL!!!

Good luck with that being Obama's campaign slogan...

Video: Obama Hates Washington DC - Help Him Go Home Again In 2012

If he has such a problem with where he's at, there's an easy solution to his predicament:

Video of MSNBC Contributor: "If There's Anything That Republicans Are Good At It's Voter Suppression"

You can't make a withdrawal from any bank of any amount without showing your id, but requiring that of a voter is somehow suppression? Across the entire political spectrum conservatives, liberals, independents and everyone in between uphold voter id laws. The liberal elites however do not: