We really need to start referring to Obama as, “The Blamer.” Seriously. It’s always somebody else or something else, never him. Have you noticed? If not, what rock do you live under? He even blames others for the messes he creates. Responsibility is not exactly a quality Obama embraces. Heck, why be responsible for your own actions when you can blame someone else?

I’m not showing the video because I can’t stand the sight of that man, let alone the sound of his voice, so if you want to see and hear “The Blamer” you’ll need to go to Real Clear Politics to view it. Here’s the story:

“In the last few months, the economy has had to absorb an earthquake in Japan, the economic head winds coming from Europe, the Arab Spring and the rise in oil prices, all of which have been very challenging for the recovery. But these are things we couldn’t control. Our economy didn’t need Washington to come along with a manufactured crisis to make things worse. That was in our hands. It’s pretty likely that the uncertainty surrounding the raising of the debt ceiling for both businesses and consumers has been unsettling and just one more impediment to the full recovery that we need and it’s something we could have avoided entirely. So, voters may have chosen divided government but they sure didn’t vote for dysfunctional government. They want us to solve problems, they want us to get this economy growing and adding jobs,” President Obama said in the Rose Garden Tuesday afternoon after the debt ceiling deal passed in the Senate.

He’s right about one thing, this is something that could have been avoided… by him not spending money we don’t have on things we don’t need. Barack and the Democrats have now spent (counting the 4.6 trillion dollars worth of deficits) 12 trillion dollars. 5.2 on increased government, 4.6 on three deficits, and now another roughly 2.2 trillion on this blunderous debt deal. And you know what? As with all leftists, it still won’t be enough.