Two key points.   #1.   ABC weekly panel discussions are the official Propaganda proving ground of the administration.   Sponsored, created and hosted by Democrat Spinmaster and former communications director, George Stephanopolous, you will find the impetus of the State Media talking points refined.    ABC is to weekly Democrat propaganda what CNN is to daily news Propaganda.    CNN does the daily gig, ABC does the recaps.
#2.    The absolute fawn star of the Obama campaign(s) is David Plouffe.   He’s the guy who molds the optics.   ValJar is the “ear”, McDonough is the “fixer” the muscle to keep everyone in line, and Plouffe is the guy who packages the scheme to make it saleable to the sheeple.    If you want to know what Obama is going to do and say just listen to Plouffe talk about the future.    This is a great video in that regard – Think: ‘State of The Union Speech’.

This specific case has some earmarks of an intentional judicial probe; however, because it did not stem from New York State, I doubt it.    The gay Marriage case which will eventually end up at the Supreme Court will, more than likely, stem from a divorce in New York, not California or other.
All gay marriage states have a clause extending the legal binding construct of recognition only within the state of origination.    However, New York constructed their specific state legalization of gay marriage with a binding reciprocity clause essentially demanding all other 49 state courts to recognize their marriages.   
The federal challenge, which gay marriage advocates are thirsting for, will come from one of these “reciprocity” cases where the federal government will have to step in and define legality across state lines – ergo basically define federal marriage.
I do find it puzzling however, that you can drive to California and get married without being a resident, but if you want a divorce you MUST be a resident.   Odd, no?
HERNANDO, Miss. (AP) — Lauren Beth Czekala-Chatham wants to force Mississippi, one of the America’s most conservative states, to recognize her same-sex marriage. She hopes to do so by getting a divorce.
She and Dana Ann Melancon traveled from Mississippi to San Francisco to get married in 2008.
The wedding was all Czekala-Chatham hoped it would be, the Golden Gate Bridge in the background, dreams for a promising future. She wrote the vows herself. (more…)

The full Obama POTUS/FLOTUS interview is below the intro video.  However, you might want to watch the ABC set up.   The fabricated presentation is brutally obvious.
ABC, the home of George Stephanopolous and former home of dispatched reporter, Jake Tapper, is obviously the outlet to run toward when you need comfy and controlled optics.
What strikes the viewer as brutally obvious becomes the fraudulent construct of the entire interview. From the questions, to the framework of optics, you can see the guiding hand of a professionally managed image.
Remember, Barack Obama himself admitted an image re-branding was needed. A rebranding because in a larger sense a more significant portion of the electorate have caught on to the ruse he represents.   Everything about this POTUS is a series of lies.  All ends justify any means – Obamacare is the personification of this awakening.
In the lead-in teaser video Wa-Wa even mentions the Obama’s have nowhere to live when this DC gig is up. Nowhere to return to. Think about that. This is indeed just like a professional gig, a show, a ruse. Not actually real in any aspect. The Obama’s are as real as the construct of Ward and June Cleaver – only their purpose is far more alarming.

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Backstory:  OK, so I’m doing research into the New York City Councilman, Charles Barron, (and his wife – but that’s a long story)….. anywho….  So Barron is the guy who said that Blacks would only stop punching Jews in the face if the blacks are paid to stop doing it.   {I’m paraphrasing him, but essentially that was his position}…

[So researching this guy a bit, against the backdrop of the new openly socialist mayor, will help me to understand the connect-a-dots of stories which will stem from New York City over the next election cycle (2014).   So the research, this type of research, is not generally what I would write up a post about – it’s usually just to help me understand what is going on in the mind of the people who may eventually be in the story discussion later.   Mental reference cards so-to-speak].

But amid the way out there EXTREME edges of ideological stuff on this guy, I found a video he himself put on U-Tube to openly assist his rise in the political world.
THIS – You just gotta see.   And remember, he is the one producing this – He is proud of this.   Watch the whole thing:

There’s a congressional race, yes, U.S. House of Representatives race, where this name “Barron” looks like it will surface. More on that later.
ps.  David Duke is supportive of this guy.  Yes, THAT David Duke.

Charles Krauthammer discusses recent events in his latest editorial column titled “An Outbreak of Lawlessness“:
(Via WaPo) For all the gnashing of teeth over the lack of comity and civility in Washington, the real problem is not etiquette but the breakdown of political norms, legislative and constitutional.
Such as the one just spectacularly blown up in the Senate. To get three judges onto a coveted circuit court, frustrated Democrats abolished the filibuster for executive appointments and (non-Supreme Court) judicial nominations.
The problem is not the change itself. It’s fine that a president staffing his administration should need 51 votes rather than 60. Doing so for judicial appointments, which are for life, is a bit dicier. Nonetheless, for about 200 years the filibuster was nearly unknown in blocking judicial nominees. So we are really just returning to an earlier norm. (more…)

The event highlighted yesterday at the U.S. Mexican border reminded me of an event from eight years ago.
(Via V-Dare 2007)  Armed Mexican gunmen advanced to “within yards” of a National Guard observation post on the U.S. Mexican border. The Guardsmen ran away.

Guardsmen overrun at the Border Channel 12 News, Arizon Jan. 4, 2007 02:44 PM
A U.S. Border Patrol entry Identification Team site was overrun Wednesday night along Arizona’s border with Mexico.
According to the Border Patrol, an unknown number of gunmen attacked the site in the state’s West Desert Region around 11 p.m. The site is manned by National Guardsmen. Those guardsmen were forced to retreat.
The Border Patrol will not say whether shots were fired. However, no Guardsmen were injured in the incident.
The Border Patrol says the incident occurred somewhere along the 120 mile section of the border between Nogales and Lukeville. The area is known as a drug corridor. Last year, 124-thousand pounds of illegal drugs were confiscated in this area.
The Border patrol says the attackers quickly retreated back into Mexico.

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Dear friends, no further commentary on my part is actually needed:

Good luck New York !  Y’all are in our prayers.
Details about what’s going on available HERE

UPDATE To This Story:  (Via LoHudValley) […]  Morales has been caught in multiple lies, telling co-workers she shaved her head because she had brain cancer and later telling them it was her friend who had brain cancer, her colleagues and friends said.
They said she also  told co-workers at a day care center where she once worked that Superstorm Sandy severely damaged her home in  Stony Point, and sent a boat into her living room. Concerned co-workers dropped by her home and found only minor damage to the carpet by her front door and no sign of a boat, they said.
“Every story she comes up with has a lie,” said Julie Howat, 23, of Pomona. (more…)

How rabid is the Democrat mindset to retain their ideological power at all costs?

(Via TPM)  Colorado state Sen. Evie Hudak (D), who was facing a potential recall election over her vote in favor of stricter gun control laws, will resign Wednesday, Denver television station KDVR reported.

Hudak’s decision assured that Democrats would hold onto their one-vote majority in the state Senate, according to the TV station, with a Democratic committee being allowed to pick her replacement.

“In the interest of preserving the progress made over the last year, I am resigning as State Senator for District 19, effective immediately,” Hudak wrote in a resignation letter.

Hudak reiterated her support for strengthened gun control laws.  (link)

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