DNC Democrat Strategist Denies Obama Scandals

Neil Cavuto, Fox News Director and host of his own show, "Your World with Cavuto", invited a panel with Charlie Gasperino, Julian Epstein and Ben Stein to discuss the "White House Scandals" and their effect on the Obama administration's credibility. I never have seen Cavuto get really seething mad until today - see why and you may too!

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(June 8, 2013) - Fox News host Neil Cavuto and Democratic strategist Julian Epstein erupted at each other on Saturday morning, when Cavuto demanded Epstein see the NSA subpoena as part of a larger pattern of oppressive behavior on the part of the Obama administration. (See below about how Saul Alinsky's elementary primer, Rules for Radicals (RFR), laid out the oppressive Obama plan for "CHANGE") 

Read Obama's own Rules for Radicals

Obama, a "Community Organizer", was trained in Saul D. Alinsky's methodologies and shows clearly that he has embraced many of the left-wing, activist, anarchist ideologies of Alinsky. Alinsky's Rules for Radicals (RFR) has been the operating manual for Obama's campaign for "CHANGE". On pages 36 to 44 he goes into great detail about "How to get and How to keep power by the use of force".

Has President Obama mutated into something not envisioned by Alinsky? On page 61 of RFR Alinsky talks about ego, "The ego of the organizer is stronger and more monumental than the ego of the leader. The leader is driven by the desire for power, while the organizer is driven by the desire to create. The organizer is in a true sense reaching for the highest level for which man can reach - to create, to be a "great creator," to play God."

The question is then, "Has President Obama assumed the Office of President of the United States of America," as our leader or as an ORGANIZER who wants to change the world. Is he simply going to use his power to control us completely in order to spread our wealth to the poor of the world?" Keep in mind the poorest American living in poverty is still better of than the mainstream of the people in Darfur. I know this paints a bleak picture as we move further forward in the Obama administration running the White House.

Another Obama Alinsky Moment Exposed

After the first election, two Newsweek reporters unknowingly witnessed an "Alinsky" moment during the Obama acceptance speech. They later characterized Obama's persona as having "a slightly creepy cult of personality about all of this" and it made them further feel uneasy in the way that he could manipulate his own spectacle. Was it as if to play God - an Alinisky principle?  Hmn...

Newsweek’s Evan Thomas and Jon Meacham shared a bizarre Obama love-fest session with Charlie Rose on the PBS host’s program on November 6, 2008 after the Presidential election. Meacham stated that he was "very struck watching the stagecraft" of Obama and pointed out how Obama gave his victory speech by himself: "...[H]ave you ever seen a victory speech where there was no one else on stage? No adoring wife, no cute kid -- he is the message." Thomas went one step further in this vein: "There is a slightly creepy cult of personality about all of this." Rose confronted him on his use of this phrase, and he explained that it made him "a little uneasy that he's so singular. He's clearly managing his own spectacle. He knows how to do it. He's a -- I think, a deeply manipulative guy..." Later, all three marveled about how it was "amazing" that Obama "watches us watching him."

Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/matthew-balan/2008/11/06/newsweek-s-thomas-slightly-creepy-cult-personality-around-obama#ixzz2VkOHRfRn

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"You see one incident after another that comes up," Cavuto said. "It all comes back to the same basic issue: privacy invaded or potentially invaded. Institutions of all sorts doing the same thing. There is a pattern."

"If you want to conflate and combine the issues and make the general statements you can do that," Epstein said. "I don't think it's a thoughtful way to approach it."

Cavuto, who had been winding up the whole hour, lost it.

"Think about what I said!" Cavuto screamed. "Julian! Don't play the politics thing. I'm telling you, drop the liberal thing and focus on the reality thing. You have one entity after another going after American people. You have one system of government, one agency, one department after another essentially doing the same thing. You can call that conflating. I am telling you there is a pattern."

"You can't conflate all these issues," Epstein said, causing Cavuto to wag his head in disbelief. "You have to speak about them differently. In the case of the IRS, I agree the targeting is wrong, but there was never any connection to the White House. Nobody has proven that."

Charlie Gasparino, off-camera scoffed and said, "This guy would make a lousy reporter."

"I'm not going to get anywhere arguing this point," Cavuto said. "You are saying nothing and it's offensive. It's annoying how obnoxious you can be on reality."

"You're playing Obama hater and not backing it up with facts," Epstein tried to say, but Cavuto told the producers to cut his mic, at which point the show reverted back to Ben Stein.