President Obama's team slams 'lunatics' who say unemployment stats were cooked
GOP fires back on chat shows that Obama can't make a case for re-election because he's failed
New York Daily News
Tracy Connor
10/7/2012
Excerpt:
"President Obama’s advisers attacked critics for suggesting the White House fudged jobs figures, comparing them to “lunatic” birthers.
The non-partisan Bureau of Labor Statistics released the 7.8% unemployment rate Friday, and former GE chief Jack Welch and several Tea Party figures claimed the numbers were cooked.
Obama campaign senior adviser Robert Gibbs called such comments “incredibly dangerous” and said Welch embarrassed himself.
“There's a number of people that believe the real unemployment report is somewhere in a safe in Nairobi with the president's Kenyan birth certificate," Gibbs said sarcastically on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday.
Another senior adviser, David Axelrod, also compared Welch and company to right-wingers who believe Obama was not born in the U.S.
“They can join the lunatic fringe of birthers,” Axelrod said on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” calling the conspiracy theory “completely nuts.”
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GOP fires back on chat shows that Obama can't make a case for re-election because he's failed
New York Daily News
Tracy Connor
10/7/2012
Excerpt:
"President Obama’s advisers attacked critics for suggesting the White House fudged jobs figures, comparing them to “lunatic” birthers.
The non-partisan Bureau of Labor Statistics released the 7.8% unemployment rate Friday, and former GE chief Jack Welch and several Tea Party figures claimed the numbers were cooked.
Obama campaign senior adviser Robert Gibbs called such comments “incredibly dangerous” and said Welch embarrassed himself.
“There's a number of people that believe the real unemployment report is somewhere in a safe in Nairobi with the president's Kenyan birth certificate," Gibbs said sarcastically on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday.
Another senior adviser, David Axelrod, also compared Welch and company to right-wingers who believe Obama was not born in the U.S.
“They can join the lunatic fringe of birthers,” Axelrod said on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” calling the conspiracy theory “completely nuts.”
(bold emphasis added in the above three paragraphs)
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View the complete article at:
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...icle-1.1176980
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