OBAMA'S BIG PICTURE

Original Content | 6/16/2013 | by L:az A. Mataz

[Lazamataz]

When looking at Obama and the Administration he leads, it is best to look at the big picture. What we can infer from the Administration's hidden actions is evident most clearly their public actions.

What we see can best be described as "Scandalpalooza", a seeming rock-concert of nonstop scandals. Witness:

• We have the IRS targeting the political opposition, namely the T.E.A. Party, to suppress their ability to fund candidates
• It has been revealed that the NSA tracks the communication habits of virtually all American citizens, creating a large encyclopedia of every citizen's communications
• There is the matter of Benghazi, with the President -- the only man who could have ordered assets to help our Libyan Ambassador -- going to bed during the unfolding events, and the Administration later covering up what they knew about the situation and blaming a blameless amateur filmmaker'
• Then there is the revelation that the Federal Bureau of Investigation, on order from Obama lackey Eric Holder, tapping the communications of, and tracking, various journalists -- including the entire Associated Press corps.
• Lest we forget, there is still the Fast and Furious gun-running scandal, in which so-called 'assault weapons' were allowed to be transferred to intermediaries who then delivered the weapons to Mexican Drug Cartels, in a cynical and obvious attempt to drum up American citizen support for restrictions on those forms of firearms.

This is only a small number of the many burgeoning scandals being committed by these people.

So what are we to conclude, with all the scandals we can see? Like an iceberg, what is visible is only a fraction of the hazard. Like an iceberg, it is what is hidden that kills.

I shall quiz you, dear reader: What was the single most surprising event of 2012, politically? You will probably answer, "Obama's re-election." And you would be wise for selecting this event. Most of America -- Obama included -- was surprised that fateful November 5th, 2012, If you recall, the crowds for Obama's events were sparsely attended, whereas Mitt Romney's events were overflowing. While polls had Obama leading, most of us discounted them due to the perceived (and probably very real) enthusiasm gap that favored Republicans. Even Obama was acting like a man already beaten. his demeanor was hang-dog and depressed in the weeks leading up to the election.

And then the election day happened, and Obama was swept into office, his numbers signalling a very solid victory. While it was short of the "mandate" pundits like to discuss, it was solid.

However, look at the numbers in the Republican voter turnout. They went from 59,948,323 voters in 2008 to 59,134,475 in 2012. While on paper this only looks like a 813,848 shortfall, the fact there was ANY decrease in a growing nation with an energized Republican base is extremely suspicious. One can imagine that the number of votes missing to be more in the order of several million.

No one can convince me that the 2012 Republican turnout count in any way reflected real life. Republicans have never EVER been so energized to get rid of a Democrat president. They may not have been enthusiastic about their candidate, Mitt Romney -- I know I wasn't -- but the desire to rid ourselves of a man who seems to favor Islam at every turn, who has strong socialist tendencies, and took every decision that he could that would harm America, was very strong. No one will ever convince me that the Republican turnout in 2012 was less than the turnout in 2008. It defies all logic.

So what happened? Perhaps this is part of the Obama-iceberg we cannot see at present. It is at least worthy of conjecture, that many Republican votes were 'disappeared' en route to the final tallying location. With electronic voting, such a trick would be child's play.

And even if this is true, this is not the only factor: Obama ran a better 'ground game' in the crucial states, using his vast databases to tap first-time and infrequent voters. Too, we had the IRS suppressing 501-c Political Action Committees. We had, of course, the typical Democrat urban-based voter fraud, whereinwhich people who do not show at the polls still somehow manage to vote, and always for the Democrat.

Nonetheless, the most troubling aspect of the election is the disappearing Republican votes. This, if I am correct, would be the equivalent of a neutron bomb in the Scandalanche we are seeing. This would be the most nefarious and diabolical of all the scandals swirling around the Obama administration.

That is because it would affect elections in the future, most importantly, the midterm election of 2014, in which Obama will be either enabled, or politically castrated.

This is the possible scandal I wish to see most investigated. This is the last deal-breaker in the American Contract. This one must be uncovered.

[caveat emptor]

The Conservative base no-showed...

Not just not enough conservatives but not enough of another key voting block. Detailed here a few months ago using 2012 exit polls.

[central_va]

Truly amazing. The violent sack will come once the population of poor aliens reaches a majority and wants property and women.

The 10% Euro trash Mexicans have kept the squat browners in check for a long time.

[freedumb2003]

So I gather — I just looked for a “happy dance” gif and came up with a winner...

[Fast Moving Angel]

Agree 100%.

[Fast Moving Angel]

Good question ... I hadn’t heard anything about that, but I’d sure be interested in the answer.

[MHGinTN]

Aww, come on Laz, the Republican turnout wasn’t down, it was flipped, where votes were flipped to Obamaroid reflected in democrat unusual up numbers is one big clue. Another is the 140% turnout on the democrip side with 99% for the obamaroid. The clues are all over the place! Stalin knew what he was talking about when he opined on who wins elections.

[cardinal4]

The answer is simple: The Conservative base no-showed and the Low Information Voter® crowd did show.

BS

[Bullish]

Yup! Troll face is a winner allright. I was looking for the crosshairs to shoot him.

(if you’ve played some of the troll face games you know what I mean)

[Old Grumpy]

I want to be on your Ping list, Laz. You write very well and I truly appreciate your articles.

[jmacusa]

It's sad, isn't it? I'm fifty-seven years old, married, have a step-son and daughter-in-law, two grandsons and a bunch of nieces and nephews. Never in my life did I think America would come to be what it is today. I don't recognize it anymore. The America I grew up in vanished. My mother-in-law is ninety-two. She survived the Great Depression and WW2(my late-father-in-law was a Marine, wounded twice he survived Saipan and Iwo Jima). “Mama’’ is a cheerful, church-going Catholic who prays the Rosary everyday(sometimes I do too.) Recently in a moment of candor she said “In all my years I've never seen anything as bad as things are now’’.When the Greatest Generation starts worrying, I worry too. I'm afraid my grandkids and my nieces and nephews won't live in the America I did. Hate to be down about it, really, but my heart is just about broken. We don't have a country so much anymore as more of a nearly lawless, unassimilated boarding house for the Third World which enters our country in violation of the law and then loudly demands the protection of it and from it and just as arrogantly demands access to the public treasury because it declares itself ‘’entitled’’ to it. Raise honest objection to this and one is called a ‘’racist’’. I was once a liberal who became a conservative but conservatism seems to be dying on the vine. If this party loses a third national election, it's all over. I'm at peace. I really don't care so much anymore what happens. If the Good Lord comes for me tonight or tomorrow, I'm ready. I'm ready.

[sport]

Me too.

[TheOldLady]

You’re spot on the mark again, dear. Those things have occurred frequently to me upon reading stories of the obvious
fraud of the precincts reporting 110 - 115% of the vote going for O’bembi, and not a single vote for Romney.

[Lazamataz]

pssst L:az There’s a colon in your first name. Is that normal?

My colon is my most attractive feature!

[Lazamataz]

Thank you, kind sir!

[Lazamataz]

:) Thank you!

[M Kehoe]

My colon is my most attractive feature!

LOL!

5.56mm

[Lazamataz]

I smelled a rat when BHO won due to the looooong lines of people waiting to vote. Much bigger turn out than 2008 yet the numbers don’t support what I saw with my own two eyes.

These anecdotal accounts support my thesis. Thanks for chiming in.

[Lazamataz]

Precisely. Glad you enjoyed the editorial; wish it would spark someone couragous to legislative and investigative action.

[Lazamataz]

Good post.

Thanks bro. Expect to see you in Texas at the shoot next year. NO EXCUSES.

[Lazamataz]

Thank you Sugar Pop. :)