Democrat advises Obama not to Support 'Occupy'

[hypocritexposer]

Hey flounder, talk up those protests a bit more, will you.....:lol:

Pollster Douglas Schoen is out with a warning for President Barack Obama: Supporting Occupy Wall Street could cost you a second-term.

"President Obama and the Democratic leadership are making a critical error in embracing the Occupy Wall Street movement—and it may cost them the 2012 election," Schoen said in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.

The movement, which has spread beyond New York City over the last month, "reflects values that are dangerously out of touch with the broad mass of the American people—and particularly with swing voters who are largely independent and have been trending away from the president since the debate over health-care reform," he wrote.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1011/66228.html

 

[Steve]

The class warfare fight of the flea party is to much a draw for them,.. even as they watch the flea party crap up one park after another.. the democrats will not be able to distance themselves from the Flea party protestors..

 

[hypocritexposer]

What was it OT told us about Wallstreet not investing in a Party that had no chance of winning the election?

After the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee sent a recent email urging supporters to sign a petition backing the wave of Occupy Wall Street protests, phones at the party committee started ringing.

Banking executives personally called the offices of DCCC Chairman Steve Israel (D-N.Y.) and DCCC Finance Chairman Joe Crowley (D-N.Y.) last week demanding answers, three financial services lobbyists told POLITICO. …

Democrats' friends on Wall Street have a message for them: you can't have it both ways.

President Barack Obama and other top Democrats are parroting the anti-corporate rhetoric running through the Occupy Wall Street protests, trying to tap into the movement's energy but keep the protesters at arms' length.

But many bankers aren't buying the distinction. And some financial services lobbyists and industry insiders say the liberal line will make swing givers think twice before opening their checkbooks this year.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1011/66259.html