On June 3, 2011, Obama and his fair haired boy Sherrod Brown visited Ohio, again, to visit a Chrysler plant in Toledo. It’s clear to me that this is part of Obama 2012 campaign to make people think that his policies have “created or saved jobs,” and that they are better off than they were in early 2009. Recent polls suggest 59% of Americans are not buying that line. So, what do liberal Democrats (are there any non-Liberals left in America anymore?) do when the facts don’t support their policies? My experience in following the Obama administration tells me that they make comments that are “factually correct, but intended to deceive.” An excellent
editorial in the Wall Street Journal on the Monday after the Toledo visit by David Skeel, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, confirms my suspicion, saying:
