The Obama propaganda team and its supporters – fellow Democrats, members of the ObamaMedia, and Obama surrogates – are in desperation mode.  They realize that their guy has really stepped in the skunk squeeze this time with his “you didn’t build that” comment.  How desperate are they?  They are willing to lie to the American people and bank of the fact that most Americans aren’t really paying attention and won’t know the truth.

It’s rare that a comment said by a candidate will linger this long in the news.  But this comment has managed to do that, and each day that is does is a day that is bad for Obama’s re-election.  Here are some of the latest attempts of the Obama propaganda team.

Obama’s leading propagandist Stephanie Cutter recorded a 3 minute long video, misleading viewers as to what Obama really said and then has the audacity to claim that Mitt Romney is the one who is twisting the truth.  To top it off, she also asks, “Does [Romney] even understand how our economy works?"  This coming from a woman representing a community organizer who once referred to his brief time in the private sector as working “behind enemy lines.”  The man has never built a business or created a business plan or written a pay check … and yet she has the cojones (or whatever we call ‘em for women) to question Mitt Romney’s understanding of our economy?  I want some of what this woman is smokin’.  She has a truly warped understanding of the guy she is supposed to be representing, not to mention, a little trouble discerning fact from fiction.

The Obama propaganda team also released this ad in an attempt to “clarify” Obama’s remarks.  Clearly we know that “clarify” means spin, spin, spin and then blame Romney, making it seem as though he is the one being deceptive.

OK … I’m going to put this whole thing to rest RIGHT BY-GOD NOW.  I’m going to use only the words Obama used … but I’m going to re-arrange them to make it clear just what Obama meant.  He used the word “that,” as in “You didn’t build that.”  We know that he was referring to your business.   Obama sycophants say he was referring to the road s and bridges.  Sooooooo … which one of these sentences works?

                              YOU DIDN’T BUILD THAT ROADS AND BRIDGES.

                                             YOU DIDN’T BUILD THAT BUSINESS.

There you go … now it’s clear. 

From what I can tell, Mitt Romney or his team haven’t really hit back at the Obama claim that it is Mitt Romney who is being deceptive about Obama’s remarks.  I’m not campaign or PR strategist, but he might not have to … the comment is out there.  It is real.  Eventually, it will be the Obama team and the ObamaMedia carrying their water who will be made to look the fools.