Pinocchio Obama

by Mychal Massie 

If Obama were Pinocchio his nose would have stretched twice around the earth and would now be snorting dust on the dark side of the moon. The man takes lying to levels heretofore unwitnessed. On “This Week With George Stephanopoulos,” he showed his narcissistic mendacity when he claimed that he had 80 to 90 percent of the country agreeing with him in favor of gun control, but that certain members of the evil Republican Party prevented him from having (his idea) of gun control passed into law.

Who is he trying to kid? The only “80 to 90 percent” of the country that support his idea of gun control is the Brady anti-gun group. And, combined, their total membership is probably somewhere below half of one percent. My point being that 80 to 90 percent of the people in the Brady anti-gun group is hardly representative of the entire country which is the lie Obama was fabricating.

Whether he purposed to tell the lie before the interview started or thought it would bolster the other lies he was telling during the interview would be an interesting fact to know, but suffice it to say he lied at the same time he was trying to garner sympathy by blaming others for his failure, not to mention his being insulted that We the People rose up to fight his attempt to deprive us of our Second Amendment rights.

Obama postulated that the supermajority of Americans favor gun control. He knows that isn’t true. If it were he would have been able to abrogate the Constitutional process for amending the Constitution and strip us of our Second Amendment rights by executive fiat. But there is a “supermajority” of Americans, as he called it, who oppose the very things he attempts to forces upon us.

A supermajority of We the People opposed his abominable healthcare bill before it was passed, and we still do, which is proven by the staunch opposition to having it funded. A supermajority of We the People oppose his morally opprobrious and contumacious wife who flaunts the waste of our tax dollars as her personal American Express Black Card, and who wallows from one lavish vacation spot to another. A supermajority of We the People reject his reasons for desiring to attack Syria, but that doesn’t seem to both him either. A supermajority of We the People object to having a Neo-Leninist committed to “fundamentally changing” our country. A supermajority of We the People oppose his amnesty plan for illegal aliens. A supermajority of We the People are sickened by his turning America into a food stamp nation and a giant abortion clinic. A supermajority of We the People oppose his turning the military into a homosexual bathhouse. A growing majority of people disapprove of his job performance and I’m certain that even more would oppose having a person occupy the Oval Office whose brother has been placed on the terrorist watch list.

But what a growing majority of We the People would support is having him removed from office because he has been totally unresponsive to the will of We the People and has abrogated the authority of the Constitution through the abuse of Executive Orders and coerced legislation.

And it goes without saying that the nation wants to know why he permitted Ambassador Christopher Stevens, Sean Smith, Tyrone Woods, and Glen Doherty to be murdered in Benghazi. We the People would like to know why he has refused to give information that would help close the wounds of loss to their families. We the People would like to know why he refuses to officially designate Nidal Hassan’s terrorist attack at Fort Hood a “terrorist attack,” so the families of those murdered and maimed could receive the proper compensation and support. We the People would like you to stop impeding investigation into Fast and Furious and the murders of Brian Terry and Jamie Zapata. We the People would like to know why you are so quick to incite racial unrest.

How long do you plan to dodge and divert attention away from those things? Just remember, We the People aren’t going anywhere and we are going to oppose you and a feckless congress every moment you remain in office. Over one million bikers rolling into Washington wasn’t the beginning — it’s a sign of protests to come.