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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Republican Strategy to Defeat Obama Unveiled by Yahoo News

http://www.indecisionforever.com/2011/12/06/republican-strategy-to-defeat-obama-unveiled-by-yahoo-news/

Forget Woodward and Bernstein! In a recent Yahoo News EXCLUSIVE (you can Google "Yahoo" if you don't remember what it is), Republicans revealed their evil strategy to defeat Barack Obama. How did these crack investigators at Yahoo get the story? They were accidentally invited to a private conference call.

They don't want to call Obama the anti-Christ? So what tactic will they use to bring down his regime…
"When it comes to flip flopping, Barack Obama is the king of flip flopping," Fleischer said. "You can offer that to anybody," he suggested.
Flip flop the flip flop calling onto the other flip flopper. It's genius! Without this news story Obama's team would have never seen it coming. This is huge. Hey Yahoo, Pulitzer called and it wants its excellence in reporting back!

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