DES MOINES – Barack Obama, symbol of the federal government’s dysfunction, Democratic activist, and President of the United States, will visit Cedar Falls later today on a final national stop before his State of the Union address on Jan. 20.
The President will be talking about the importance of broadband internet access in the United States.
“We’re happy that the President recognizes, like Governor Branstad, how important internet connectivity can be to economic development,” Chairman Jeff Kaufmann said. “We only wish he had Governor Branstad’s fiscal discipline, budgetary acumen, foresight, and bipartisan nature too.”
The Chairman also took time to laud Iowa’s new Congressional delegation, which includes Senator Joni Ernst, Congressman Rod Blum (IA-1) and Congressman David Young (IA-3).
“While President Obama is importing his divisive and destructive politics to Iowa, our Congressional delegation is working to bring Iowa Nice to Washington. We’re proud of the work they’ve done already, and hope the President will learn a thing or two from their example,” Chairman Kaufmann said.
If Obama came out in favor of breathing, the GOP would suffocate themselves. The predictable anti-Obama rhetoric is laughable.
Thats an idea right there, good job left. The republicans should come out in favor of breathing and then all the liberals would kill themselves.
At least you admit that it goes both ways. LVS is such a blind old coot he doesn’t realize he’s guilty of exactly what he accuses me of, just for the other side.
Excellent points.
Just think, I had the opportunity to go to Cedar Falls and possibly see the worst President this country has had, so far, in my lifetime. Of course, this is just my opinion, and we all know what opinions are like…
With all the opinions out there, someone has to be right.