“Something is up here.”
Yes, but is it limited to just Evan Bayh and his own actions?
Bayh attended a Democrat Senate luncheon that Obama attended on Feb. 3rd and was the last Senator to ask Obama questions of their choice. Bayh’s interaction with Obama is described below:
“Bayh drills Obama on party’s spending”
Feb. 14, 2010 Syvia A. Smith Journalgazette.net
http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20100204/NEWS03/302049933/1066
WASHINGTON – Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., pressed President Obama on federal spending Wednesday as Democratic senators met for a strategy conference and asked him why the Democratic Party should be trusted in dealing with the public purse.
Obama said the party deserves Americans’ trust “because the last time this budget was balanced, it was under a Democratic president who made some very tough decisions,” a reference to former President Bill Clinton, who created a budget surplus.
Bayh’s views on the deficit and federal spending have set him somewhat apart from the White House and other Senate Democrats.
“Frankly,” Bayh said, “I think the public and average citizen have been way ahead of the political class on this. They understand in the long run this is unsustainable, it’s bad economics. They understand that generationally, it’s unfair to our children to ask them to pay these bills. And most of all, there’s a sense of unfairness.”
Bayh praised Obama for announcing plans to freeze some federal spending in the 2011 budget and his call for more transparency for budget add-ons that lawmakers approve.
But, he said, “my question to you, Mr. President, is (in) speaking to independents, conservative Democrats, moderate Republicans – people who know we have to do this – why should the Democratic Party be trusted? And are we willing to make some of the tough decisions to actually head this country in a better direction?”
Yeah something’s up. Of Course there is!! They know we are in deep and maybe irreversible trouble. The sheep don’t know they are getting slaughtered yet.
Bayh doesn’t want to be around when we experience an economic or govt. collapse.