Obama began by insulting World War II vets with idiotic decision to block them from their own memorial. \u00a0Next he poured salt in the wound by making a personal exemption for illegal aliens to hold a rally at the National Mall. \u00a0This is not just wrong, it is incredibly stupid.<\/p>\n
Then the Department of Defense refused to pay the burial benefits for military personnel killed in action. \u00a0Secretary Hagel tried desperately to blame Republicans, but no one bought that. \u00a0The military pay legislation had passed in the House with strong bi-partisan support. \u00a0It was specifically designed to fund the military. \u00a0The outrage was instant and overwhelming. \u00a0Congress voted 425 to 0 to authorize the funds. \u00a0Now Obama is pretending he knew nothing about this. \u00a0Even the standard Kool-Aid drinkers are having trouble choking that nonsense down.<\/p>\n
Now, at the worst possible time, Moody’s delivered a public rebuke to Obama:<\/p>\n
http:\/\/news.google.com\/newspapers?nid=1338&dat=19460525&id=etlXAAAAIBAJ&sjid=ffUDAAAAIBAJ&pg=7186,5229338<\/p>\n
The following e-mail, being circulated on Capitol Hill, speaks for itself:<\/p>\n
\u201d We believe the government would continue to pay interest and principal on its debt even in the event that the debt limit is not raised, leaving its creditworthiness intact,\u201d the memo says. \u201cThe debt limit restricts government expenditures to the amount of its incoming revenues; it does not prohibit the government from servicing its debt. There is no direct connection between the debt limit (actually the exhaustion of the Treasury\u2019s extraordinary measures to raise funds) and a default<\/i><\/strong>.<\/p>\n Moody’s is the most respected financial analyst in the world. \u00a0It is impossible to overstate the importance of this e-mail. \u00a0They came, they saw, they listened to President Obama and responded with a BS warning.<\/p>\n This should have been obvious.\u00a0 The debt ceiling has nothing to do with defaulting on our debt. \u00a0The only reason we would default on our debt is if President Obama made a deliberate decision to default. \u00a0The United States has more than enough money to pay our debt, with or without raising the debt ceiling.<\/p>\n Obama is now hinting that he won’t be able to pay social security checks. \u00a0He has now moved from stupid to suicidal. \u00a0That would\u00a0backfire faster than his decision to decline paying for the military funerals. \u00a0He would immediately be confronted with bi-partisan legislation ordering him to pay social security checks. \u00a0Obama has, once again, made a threat he is unwilling and unable to carry out.<\/p>\n If Republicans remain united and strong they will score a major victory. \u00a0There are signs of seething anger toward Obama. \u00a0When you combine that with the disastrous roll out of ObamaCare this is a political tsunami. \u00a0Even CNN recognizes that ObamaCare is a huge failure. \u00a0Today Blitzer recommended that Obama agree to a one year delay:<\/p>\n