Obama's Litany of Failure

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Volume 35 -- October 11, 2011 Welcome to this week's Victory Insider, your weekly round-up of news, views, and information for staying up to speed on recent developments in Washington, the unfolding 2011-2012 election cycle, and GOP efforts to stop the Obama Agenda and return commonsense and responsibility to American government. In this week's installment: Solyndra Song & Dance "When government takes $535 million and invests in a loser, it not only wastes taxpayer money but it also denies that capital to some other project in the private economy that might have succeeded. The Solyndra emails show how ill-equipped government is to predict the industries of the present, much less the future."  (Editorial, "The Solyndra Economy: Administration Emails Reveal the Reality of Politicized Investing," Wall Street Journal, 10/10/2011) "Nuclear" Fallout Tyrannical hypocrite Harry Reid invokes so-called "nuclear option" in Senate to protect Democrats from having to vote on Obama's pathetic "jobs bill."  (Russ Vought, "Reid Goes Nuclear to Block the President's Stimulus Plan," RedState, 10/6/2011) Spoiled Rotten The juvenile, selfish mobs of "Occupy" protesters are simply reflecting the irresponsible, entitled attitude of Democrat "leaders" in Washington.  (Star Parker, "More From the Culture of Narcissism," Townhall, 10/10/2011) Litany of Failure "The Obama administration has approached its governing responsibilities as follows: Isolate a problem, proclaim an urgent need to address it, propose legislation and then try to ram it through Congress before people have a chance to read it or appreciate the exact effect it will have on the nation."  (Colin Hanna, "Lies, Failure and Wasted Money: What the White House Doesn't Want You to Know," Washington Times, 10/7/2011) No Surprise Here There's nothing like reality for burning away the dreamy mists of misplaced expectation.  (Victor Davis Hanson, "Ten Lessons from Obama: In Less Than Three Years Barack Obama Has Reversed All Expectations," National Review, 10/4/2011) Debit Card Demagogues After saddling banks with cost of debit card processing fees, Democrats disparage banks' transfer of cost to consumers. (Richard A. Epstein, "Dick's Debit-Card Dud: End 'Gouging,' Kill an Industry," New York Post, 10/5/2011) Recessions Are For the Little People Will Barack Obama ask his wife to pay a "corporate jet tax" for her public-funded jaunts? (Nile Gardiner, "Michelle Obama's Taxpayer-Funded Spending is an Embarrassment for the White House," The Telegraph, 10/5/2011) Classless Act "For presidential candidates to rail against incumbents from an opposing party is normal; for a president to rail for years against a predecessor of any party is crass -- and something to which neither Reagan nor Lincoln, each of them inheritors of much bigger messes, stooped."  (Bret Stephens, "The President of Contempt: To Barack Obama, America is Lovable in Proportion to the Love it Gives Him in Return," Wall Street Journal, 10/4/2011) We've Seen This Before Eric Holder has had plenty of practice passing the buck over scandalous legal actions.  (Andrew McCarthy, "Holder's Dubious History: The AG's Fast & Furious Amnesia is Reminiscent of His Marc Rich Amnesia," National Review, 10/5/2011) Join the RNC Mobile Army! Become a member of the new GOP Mobile Army today and you'll be the first to see the GOP's newest ad campaigns and receive exclusive interviews, messages and contests designed only for our mobile audience.  Text UNITE to 91919 to join the GOP Mobile Army today!  Message and data rates may apply. RNC on the Go If you haven't already, please take a moment to sign up to follow us on Facebook.  You can also follow Chairman Priebus's Twitter feed @ReincePriebus or check out his fan page on Facebook! Weekly Republican Video Address View this week's message from Senator John Thune as he highlights how President Obama's economic and regulator polices are making things worse.    Contributions or gifts to the Republican National Committee are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.  Republican National Committee | 310 First Street, S.E. | Washington, D.C. 20003 p: 202.863.8500 | f: 202.863.8820 | e: info@gop.com Paid for by the Republican National Committee. 310 First Street, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20003 (202) 863-8500 - www.GOP.com Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

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