Speaking about health care reform at a Democratic National Committee fundraiser Thursday night, President Obama said "And it may be that...if Congress decides we're not going to do it, even after all the facts are laid out, all the options are clear, then the American people can make a judgment as to whether this Congress has done the right thing for them or not." (source) But there's always another day and another contradiction from Mr. Obama.

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Speaking to party activists Saturday at the winter meeting of the DNC, the president said he's committed to pushing through a health care overhaul and isn't giving up; he is moving forward on health care reform. (source)

If he can't even keep his story straight in front of his party faithful, what chance do the American people have of knowing what is really on their president's agenda? And what affect will these contradictory statements regarding one-sixth of the US economy have on the fiscal health of the nation?

Thursday's comments were an obvious attempt to distance himself from his failure on his signature domestic issue, but by doing so Mr. Obama alienated his Congressional cronies and far-left base. Now he's trying to reverse course yet again seeming to believe he can talk himself out of any tight spot.

All he's doing is showing, yet again, an obvious lack of leadership ability and a stunning lack of integrity.