Obama's 'Bucket of Bolts'

Trying to explain the beating his party suffered in the midterm election on Sunday's Meet the Press, President Obama offered, "The buck stops with me. The buck stops here at my desk!"

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This comment was tempered by adding his shortcomings trying to sell his policies to the American public, implying the average voter is too stupid to understand the good he is trying to do for humanity. The same tactic used by the architect of the Affordable Care Act, M.I.T. professor Jonathan Gruber, lying in order to sell the flawed national health care debacle. The same Jonathan Gruber the then Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi cited for his contribution toward ObamaCare, when she uttered the the infamous line " But we have to pass the bill so you can find out what's in it." She now professes to not know who this man is. The administration's $400,000 ACA consultant espoused, not verbatim, "lack of transparency is a huge political advantage, to hide the end justifies the means, even if the end can't be proven good." President Obama blames the Democrat's defeat on bad marketing for not being able to get the dumb voters to drink his Kool-Aid, not admitting the bad product quality of his policies. Advertising ObamaCare can be equated to Serbia's Zastava auto works, who presented a car for under $4,000.00 in 1985 and had 7500 bookings made before the YUGO arrived in the United States. They were able to sell 141,511 of this 'bucket of bolts' before the people realized what a piece of junk it turned out to be. About as long as it has taken for the dumb voters to recognize the lemon they too bought into. If I didn't happen upon Fox News while surfing the channels, I would never have know that this was going on, because mainstream news broadcasters, the other cable news outlets and newspaper editors sympathetic to the administration, made no mention of this deception, perpetuating the fraud and lies on the 'stupid' voters, by withholding pertinent information to assist the general public in make their determination on election day.