Monday evening, it was revealed via NBC’s Nightly News, that the President of the United States still knows how to speak like a wannabe Chicago street thug.  He spoke this way because the White House is desperately trying to rewrite history in order to support the claim that they have been on top of the Gulf Coast Crisis since Day One.  They are trying to change the public’s perception of little Scooter Obama as Barney Fife to Rambo.

Per the POTUS:

I was down there a month ago, before most of these talkin’ heads were even paying attention to the gulf. A month ago I was meeting with fishermen down there, standin’ in the rain talking about what a potential crisis this could be. and I don’t sit around just talking to experts because this is a college seminar, we talk to these folks because they potentially have the best answers, so I know whose *** (expletive deleted) to kick.

Classy, isn’t he?

In case you are tempted to buy Scooter’s phony outrage at BP and its’ gulf oil spill, here’s a story that he does not want you to know.   Most of you know that BP was a significant contributor to the record $750-million war chest of Barack Obama’s 2007-08 campaign.

Now, details have surfaced of a BP connection to Rahm Emanuel, the Chicago mayoral wannabe, current Obama chief of staff, ex-representative, ex-Clinton money man, ex-Windy City political machine go-fer and shower stalker.

Shortly after Obama’s coronation,  word got out that, as a House member, Emanuel had lived the last five years rent-free in a D.C. apartment of Democratic colleague Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut and her husband, Stanley Greenberg.  This raised a few eyebrows.

Greenberg’s consulting firm just happened to be one of the designers of BP’s  rebranding into a green petroleum company, down to green signs and the slogan “Beyond Petroleum.”

Greenberg’s company is also closely tied to another Democratic outfit — GCS, named after the last initials of Greenberg, James Carville, another Clinton advisor, and Bob Shrum, John Kerry’s 2004 campaign manager.

GCS received hundreds of thousands of dollars in political polling contracts in recent years from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

Guess who was the chairman of that Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee dispensing those huge polling contracts to his kindly rent-free landlord?

Scooter, methinks thou dost protest too much.

Last night, President Barack Obama told high school graduates in Michigan not to make excuses, and to take responsibility for failures as well as successes.

At the Kalamazoo Central High School Commencement Exercises, Scooter said that it’s easy to blame others when problems arise.

We see it every day out in Washington, with folks calling each other names and making all sorts of accusations on TV.

He said the high school kids can and have done better than that.

The 1,700-student high school in southwest Michigan won the national Race to the Top High School Commencement Challenge.  The White House made the final selection among three finalists picked through public voting on the schools’ videos and essays.

The administration cited Kalamazoo Central’s 80 percent-plus graduation rate, improvements in academic performance and a culturally rich (Liberal) curriculum.

Obama is an expert as to how easy it is to blame others.

July 29, 2008 – Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama yesterday blamed “irresponsible decisions” by the Bush administration and Wall Street for the country’s economic woes as government officials said the budget deficit would soar to record heights next year.

January 25, 2010 – In the first presidential comments on the Massachusetts race last week, Obama blamed Bush right away in an interview with ABC News.

Obama said:

The same thing that swept Scott Brown into office swept me into office . People are angry, and they’re frustrated. Not just because of what’s happened in the last year or two years, but what’s happened over the last eight years. 

Scooter and his minions blamed the Bush years later that week as they unveiled new proposals for regulating Wall Street. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said that Thursday the country can’t go without stiff financial regulation, or else “we get into the same type of situation that we found ourselves in in September of 2008.” 

Obama, in a Saturday statement backing the creation of a deficit-tackling commission, blamed the “economic downturn we inherited,” the “years of failing to pay for new policies,” and the “trillions of dollars in deficits” the Bush administration created. 

Those themes were bundled up on the Sunday morning talk shows when Scooter’s top advisers over-populated the airwaves with a pre-scripted Bush-centered message in an attempt to justify the administration’s economic approach. 

And now, Obama’s lap-dogs like Nancy Pelosi and Joe Klein have placed the blame for the Gulf Coast Crisis on George W. Bush, even though he left office a year and a half ago.

Yes, because it was the Bush regulations, it was Dick Cheney’s deregulation, and lording over the Minerals Management [Service].