A bigger fool after all

Tinker

In trying to play the American people for a political fool to his political backroom shady political deals, Barack Obama and his political supporters are only becoming a much bigger social fool themselves.

How on earth can they feel good over everyone else finding out about what this White House Administration Affordable Care Act architect Jonathan Gruber's spilled the beans over? That he was in close working relationship with leaving out all of the pitfalls in Obama care that the American people would not like, and simply lied by careful omission, that the truth of what they were doing lack real transparency. Making the language a muddle legal maze that no one in the general public could understand.

And to think that they went to the Ivy League best University's to be that way. Calling the American people to stupid for them to really be honest with.

So now we know! And I can't help but feel that they are now a much bigger fool then me for being just another social louse as all the other low-class people in our life that we now know too.

So I don’t think that the American people will be voting for them any time soon, do you?
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The Gruber Confession

By Charles Krauthammer Opinion writer November 13

It’s not exactly the Ems Dispatch (the diplomatic cable Bismarck doctored to provoke the 1870 Franco-Prussian War). But what the just-resurfaced Gruber Confession lacks in world-historical consequence, it makes up for in world-class cynicism. This October 2013 video shows MIT Professor Jonathan Gruber, a principal architect of Obamacare, admitting that, in order to get it passed, the law was made deliberately obscure and deceptive. It constitutes the ultimate vindication of the charge that Obamacare was sold on a pack of lies.

“Lack of transparency is a huge political advantage,” said Gruber. “Basically, call it the stupidity of the American voter or whatever, but basically that was really, really critical to getting the thing to pass.” This was no open-mic gaffe. It was a clear, indeed enthusiastic, admission to an academic conference of the mendacity underlying Obamacare.

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