Obama's PAC launches gun control campaign on social media

There are several reasons why Republicans and conservatives in general are losing the culture war, but none are as glaring as the ability of the liberal left to quickly utilize social media to support a movement. The recent Orlando nightclub shooting is a prime example.

After the Orlando shooting, Republicans had the right talking points; namely, Muslim extremism inspired the killer to commit an act of terrorism against gays, an oppressed and persecuted minority under Islam. However, within 24 hours of the tragedy taking place, Organizing for Action (a PAC formed out of the Obama presidential campaign organization) was already pushing the "gun control" narrative with an elaborate social media campaign.

Valentine's cards use cute animals to promote Obamacare

The Obama administration's attempts to promote the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, haven't been very successful, and some (like the infamous Pajama Boy) have been downright laughable. Their latest effort once again ruins a popular holiday by shoehorning Obamacare where it is neither needed or wanted. But at least you get pictures of cute cats.

Obama's conference call works just as well as his Obamacare website

I decided to join in on the President's conference call on Monday night (11/18/2013), where the leader of the free world attempted to restore his shattered reputation by preaching to the faithful. Unfortunately, I never got the chance to hear his speech, as his website, BarackObama.com, couldn't properly load the audio feed from his call. That's right: another Obama website didn't work. Oh, irony. Incredibly, his people chalk it up to SO MANY PEOPLE trying to log in. Yeah, we've heard that one before.

Apparently, I wasn't the only one having issues with the website. According to Twitchy.com, lots of folks couldn't log in to the call, including many reporters. Oops.

If you didn't get to hear the Chosen One explain how everything's gonna be cool with Obamacare (eventually) either, you apparently didn't miss much. Twitchy reported that one of the President's ideas to boost Obamacare was to talk it up at Christmas parties. I'm not kidding. Obamacare supporters have sunk to the level of THAT GUY at every party who tries to sell you something. We may just win this war without having to fire a shot, since the opposition keeps shooting themselves in the foot.

BarackObama.com asks for money to save Obamacare

Things are so bad for Obamacare right now, the President is passing around the hat. In a recent email, Organizing for Action (OFA), the President;s political group that runs BarackObama.com, recently sent out an email asking for donations to help promote Obamacare. Since millions have had their insurance cancelled, they have all that extra money sitting around to donate, so who knows?

Click right here to read my full report at Examiner.com about OFA's appeal for donations, and the other outrageous claims they made as to why Obamacare is failing. It's good for a chuckle.

Organizing for America: GOP wears "tin foil hats"

President Obama's Organizing for Action (I wonder of they had any problems getting their 501(c)(4) status, by the way) is still out there, fighting for his agenda. With all the problems Obama is facing right now, we shouldn't be surprised that they are hoping to change the subject, which is probably why they're talking about the environment so much lately.

In their latest rant, OFA criticized Republicans over their views on climate change, saying they wear "tin foil hats." It's the same old liberal tactic: if you can't beat them, insult them.

To read more about what OFA had to say, click right here to read the full story at Examiner.com.

Obama needs horror stories to scare America

Organizing for Action is doing the President's dirty work again. This time, it's looking for horror stories from folks hurt by the sequester. Funny how the Obama Administration can't find any good stories on its own and has to go looking for them. To find out more about the email OFA sent out, click right here.