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		<title>Let&#8217;s Pretend</title>
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				<category><![CDATA[Barack Obama]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Indulge me for a moment of you will. Let’s pretend that George W Bush is president and in the first year of his term in office he was visited by the head of the NRA 12 times. Do you think the press would make an issue of exactly what the NRA was doing with such [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Indulge me for a moment of you will.</p>
<p>Let’s pretend that George W Bush is president and in the first year of his term in office he was visited by the head of the NRA 12 times.  Do you think the press would make an issue of exactly what the NRA was doing with such access to the president?</p>
<p>Or let’s say that during the first year of his second term while the war in Iraq was in full swing the president of Halliburton was at the White House 10 times.  Do you think the press would try to connect the dots as to what this major supplier to the military was doing so many times meeting with the president?</p>
<p>I don’t know your answer, but I think that major news media organizations would have focused on little else.  Their stories and alleged reports would have been jammed with innuendos and suppositions as to what these groups were up to and why they had such unlimited access to the seat of American governmental power.</p>
<p>Now let’s stop pretending and switch to the here and now with the Anointed One, Barack Hussein Obama in the oval office.</p>
<p>The White House released the visitors list recording those who were allowed past the gates at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in the first 10 months of the Obama administration.  There were representatives from a number of special interest groups and just as many major celebrities on this official record.  But the number one name on the list with the most visits inside the White House was the president of the Service Employees International Union, Andy Stern.  You don’t get into the White House without first getting some pretty high level clearance.  Records show that Mr. Stern was granted access to the White House 22 times in the first 10 months of Obama’s presidency.  That is more than twice a month or just about every other week for Obama’s term thus far.  And do the major media outlets raise the question as to what in the world this union boss is doing so many times in the White House?  Nope.  Nary a word.  Only a scant few lines simply reporting the fact.  With 22 visits in 10 months Andy Stern may well have been in the oval office more than the first lady, but the major press organizations choose to focus instead on the fact that the Michael Jordon and the Jeremiah Wright shown on the list are not the famous ones but instead others with those same names. </p>
<p>The SEIU is the fastest growing organized labor union in the country.  They made their claim to fame as the Building Service Employees Union founded in Chicago in the 1920’s representing janitors, elevator operators and window washers and heading the Justice for Janitors campaign.  But now as the SEIU their focus is on the healthcare industry attempting to organize nurses, hospital workers, home healthcare workers and nursing home employees.</p>
<p>SEIU was one of the leading supporters to candidate Barack Obama and it is apparent that the old Chicago style quid pro quo is now in full swing.  You see along with nationalizing health insurance and healthcare the ObamaCare bills currently being crafted in the halls of both the Senate and the House requires a large portion of healthcare workers to become, you guessed it, union employees.  And what union would these tens if not hundreds of thousands of employees join?  Why the SEIU of course.</p>
<p>With the stroke of a presidential pen Barack Hussein Obama could effectively double the size of the SEIU currently estimated to be 1.8 million strong.  No wonder it was the SEIU that sent hired thugs to beat up and intimidate attendees at local tea party gatherings and ObamaCare protest rallies.</p>
<p>An organized labor union with a penchant for assault and battery carrying out a plan to forcibly stifle free speech and political activism with seemingly unlimited access to the White House and the president they helped put in place.  And the major media outlets are too intimidated or too blinded by the liberal charisma of this bought and paid for president to say a word about it.</p>
<p>Be afraid America.  This isn’t pretend anymore.</p>
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