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Oh Mama (Debt Ceiling Blues)

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Uploaded by on Sep 1, 2011

Uncle Bob is losing his home and farm to foreclosure as the economy slips into what he laments as a depression like the 1930's. He 's singing a new tune called Oh Mama! (Debt Ceiling Blues). What is a puppet do?
Congress sits on it's hands while the national debt increases to $15+ trillion and is spinning out of control. Congress and President Obama play kick the can down the road to default and S&P downgrades US AAA rating for first time in history and going for #2. Says it needed 4 Trillion in cuts but Obama and the Progressives want more taxpayer money. Meanwhile, the Fed Chair says we'll have 2 more years of little growth.

The President said in 2009 that we were out the recession and had turned the corner. Now the economy is in the tank and Obama does nothing but campaign and gives away taxpayer money.

Obama laughing in an interview about his shovel ready jobs not being so shovel ready and blames Bush,the Tea Party, S&P, and the tsunami for the economic woes. The job market remains stagnant as unemployment stays over 9%. The Super Committee fails as planned.Some economists predict a double dip recession. and the President calls for higher fuel standards in large vehicles at a time when electric car sales tank. Jimmy Fallon apologizes and Barney Frank bids his last bend over to taxpayers.

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