THE COMPULSIVE LIAR STRIKES AGAIN. WHO VOTED FOR THIS JERK?

No fact checking here by the media.  They just believe everything that spews out of this liar's mouth!

Does he even know the difference between truth and fabrication?

Were there no reporters who double checked these statements and called the party on this?   

They did for everyone else.  Why not him? 

Barack Hussein Obama Sr. (Obama's father)

Born 4/4/36

Died 11/24/82 at the age of 46

He was 5 years old when WW 2 started, and less than 9.5 years old when it ended.

Lolo Soetoro (Obama's step father)

Born 1935

Died 3/2/87 at the age of 52

He was 6 years old when WW 2 started, and 10 years old when it ended.

One of these guys must have been the youngest Veteran in the war.

Watch the video.

WHAT A LIAR!!!!  And the media doesn't say anything.

If you doubt it, Google both of these guys.

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BUT THE PATHOLOGICAL LIAR-IN-CHIEF SAID THAT THIS WAS THE SUMMER OF RECOVERY. WHAT'S UP WITH THAT?

The number of U.S. workers filing new claims for unemployment insurance unexpectedly rose to its highest level in close to six months, a fresh signal of a weak jobs market.

The number of new claims for jobless benefits rose 2,000 to 484,000 in the week ended August 7, the second straight increase, Labor Department data showed on Thursday.
"This is not a good number," said John Brady, an analyst at MF Global in Chicago. "Claims are going the wrong way. That has the market concerned."

The data comes two days after the Federal Reserve downgraded its assessment of the economy's health and said it would take steps to ensure its support for the fragile economic recovery does not wane.

U.S. stock index futures added to losses, while U.S. Treasury debt prices pared losses following the data.  The jobless claims data is the latest in a series of releases which indicate the pace of the economic recovery is slowing.

Economists have been ratcheting down estimates for second-quarter economic growth after data on trade and inventories for June suggested it was not as strong as earlier thought.
The government estimated last month the economy advanced at a 2.4 percent annualized pace in the April-June quarter, far more slowly than the 3.7 percent pace of the first quarter, and now some economists believe the economy may have grown at less than half that rate.
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