Rush: The Democrats Are Imploding, They’re Getting Batty, They’re Going Nuts

Rush: The Democrats Are Imploding, They’re Getting Batty, They’re Going Nuts

Posted on October 3, 2013 by BMartin1776

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...;v=brku_rygZq8

The emperor and his minions are in a panic because they are being exposed for the enemies of the Republic they all are. Obama trying to freak out the markets and economy is directly tied to the narrative to demonize and create a scapegoat for blame in the TEA party, conservatives and GOP.

They might be batty as Rush suggests but what happens when you corner a wild animal? It get’s vicious and attacks. The democrats are going all out to destroy their opposition; that’s you and me! They have no honor, point in case look at what they are doing to the WW2 vets! The WW2 memorial is paid for by private funds, an open memorial that they have in fact seized to make a point to not mess with them!

Do not dismiss them or trivialize anything they are doing or saying right now. Take them for their word and be on guard!

http://savingtherepublic.com/blog/20...re-going-nuts/

http://www.alipac.us/f9/rush-limbaug...-beltw-289129/

WATCH: Obama's Remarks About Shutdown That Spooked Wall Street on Thursday

Emily Hulsey
On October 3, 2013
http://IJReview.com

Video at the Page Link:

Many people, including myself, were pleasantly surprised that stocks remained stable during the first two days of this week’s government shutdown. Of course, it didn’t last long.

Stocks plummeted Thursday after President Obama remarked that Wall Street should be worried about the government shutdown and the debt limit:

When asked during a CNBC interview if markets were right to remain relatively calm during the debt limit, the president said, “No.”

“I think this time’s different. I think they should be concerned,” he said, adding that the crisis was being driven by Republicans who were “willing potentially to default on U.S. government obligations.”

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 180 points, while the NASDAQ and S&P each fell more than 1 percent. This is the market’s worst performance since the shutdown began Tuesday.

As if Obama’s speech of doom and gloom isn’t enough, the Treasury Department echoed the President’s concerns by issuing a report warning of a potential economic catastrophe if the debt limit is not raised by October 17.

The resulting financial and economic turmoil could drive up borrowing costs across the nation, bite into the stock market and lead to a worse recession than the one caused by the 2008 financial crisis, the department warned.

Many Americans are questioning Obama’s intentions with his remarks:

https://si0.twimg.com/profile_images...age_normal.jpg Erick Erickson ✔ @EWErickson
I don't think I've ever seen a President begging for a stock market crash to get political leverage.
4:20 PM - 2 Oct 2013

Some of the nation’s top economic analysts are concerned as well – not so much with the market decline, but with the President’s attempt to tell Wall Street how to react. After the President’s grim warnings yesterday, NBC analyst Chuck Todd predicted the market would react:

https://si0.twimg.com/profile_images...up2_normal.JPG Chuck Todd ✔ @chucktodd
POTUS telling Wall Street to react: "I think this time is different. I think they should be concerned." // Dow may drop big tomorrow?
4:17 PM - 2 Oct 2013

The bottom line? It’s a big deal when the President tells Wall Street that it should be performing more poorly than it is. First of all, it’s never happened before. Second, it’s never happened before because it’s not the President’s role to do that.

In fact, some analysts are saying that the President’s not just overly pessimistic but downright wrong, due to a tiny provision in the Fourteenth Amendment that states that the United States cannot default on any of its debt.

By remaining relatively stable the first two days of the shutdown, the stock market was not ignoring or remaining oblivious to what was going on. Rather, it was sending Washington a message: End the shutdown and move on; don’t make this thing drag on.

Obama’s remarks ignore the market’s message, basically saying, “I don’t care if you want us to move on. The shutdown is going to be bad, whether you want it to or not.”

http://www.ijreview.com/2013/10/8381...d-wall-street/