We know the recent advertisement created by a non-profit group (wink, wink -- be careful of the IRS there people!) that's essentially working for the Obama administration to -- in this instance -- promote the floundering flagship item known nationwide as ObamaCare to the targeted group called Millennials. You got all that? This group is targeted for the simple reason that unless ObamaCare convinces -- ooooooooh -- lots and lots and lots and just oodles of young adults to sign-up and give them a bunch of money then the President's signature law is going to turn belly up in the end and then sink out of sight . . . glub, glub, glub. So this is serious and important stuff done in the typically idiotic and amateurish manner that we've come to expect from nearly anything remotely connected to this President and any of his scams, schemes, and dreams. Specifically the problem in this instance is that the idiots -- er -- the young professionals targeting their fellow young professionals and not yet professionals simply don't have a bloody damn clue. This is because in regard to the Pajama Boy ad: So the adds are targeted at either young adults who don't actually need to be told that particular message or to other young adults who won't really get the 'ironic' point of the advertisement . . . because that's not really who or what they are. Thus the Obama administration's real perspective regarding the young adults of this nation is encapsulated in a single advertisement . . . sweet!
Meanwhile by adopting Euro style economic policies of the 1990's he is insuring that a large percentage of this target age group will qualfy for medicaid and thus be takers from the system instead of contributors to it. This disaster is going to leave a bigger crater in leftist asses than Shoemaker-Levy 9 left in Jupiter's atmosphere and hopefully far more long lasting.
Exactly. Here's a bit of irony for you though. All the GOP leadership has to do is make absolutely certain that from here on out the DEM leadership COLLECTIVELY gets every last iota of blame for every aspect of fallout from ObamaCare -- short, medium, and long term -- in order to pretty much ensure not only a walk in the park recapture of the Legislative Branch in 2014 but the Oval Office in 2016 . . . and yet in reality the GOP usually reeks at taking meaningful political advantage of a massive golden opportunity like this. In other words they violate the credo of Rahm Emanuel who famously said, "Never let a crisis go to waste." Almost always the reluctance to definitively reach for the jugular is the undoing of the GOP leadership, and that in turn usually allows the self-wounds inflicting DEM leadership to shake off the results of their own political ham-handed stupidities and get back on their feet. Depending on one's outlook it's either amusing or frustrating as hell.
The major problem for the Reps remains the fact that signifcant numbers of the upper echelon have almost no problem with the things the left try to do beyond the fact that we aren't paying for it up front. The only reasons the Bush's some of the other Washington elites got on board with tax cuts is that it's the only strategy they've got that might win. Hell in most Domestic respects Both Bush's governed to the left of Clinton.
