President Barack Obama, suddenly aware that his politics and policies have done serious damage to the US economy in the 19 months he has been in office, today offered innovative and positive ideas to drastically lower government spending and replace job-killing legislation with reasonable and effective laws that encourage American companies to employ more Americans. Nah, just kidding. What he did was make another hyper-partisan speech calling for billions more in government spending and higher taxes on businesses while trying to blame others for his failures.

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Speaking yesterday to the graduating class of Michigan's Kalamazoo Central High School, President Barack Obama advised the students to "Take responsibility not just for your successes, but for your failures as well." Yes, the man who has made a career out of blaming others for his failures and his incompetence is telling America's youth to do as he says, not as he has done virtually every day of his presidency.

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President Barack Obama is once again loading up the teleprompter and hitting the road. Today he's traveling to Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon University to try to convince anyone who will listen that his administration has made progress with regard to the nation's economy and that the sad state of the nation's economy is all the Republicans' fault.

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Has the Obama machine run out of Republicans to blame? Have they finally realized that the American people won't believe the current state of the union is the fault of the party with virtually no power? Either way, the Democrats are beginning to turn on their own; pointing their well exercised fingers of blame at other Democrats. Yet they still refuse to point at the one who has done the most damage to the country and their party's future.

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Since the Massachusetts Miracle there have been a lot of Democrats and supporters of Democrats accusing each other of being responsible for their loss. The national importance of this particular election due to the corresponding loss of the Democrats' super majority has made the internal blame game even bigger, louder and longer than usual. But the reason for the so-called circular firing squad has its roots in the policies and long-standing practices of the Democratic Party. Specifically:

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