Obama at DreamWorks in La La Land today speaking about (fairytale) economy

Obama at DreamWorks in La La Land today speaking about (fairytale) economy

Obama elfPolitico reminds us that “Obama is set to speak on the economy at DreamWorks’s Los Angeles-area headquarters on Tuesday.” Which leads me to ask: Is Obama living his own fairytale today?

Consider this: We have a president created by the media and funded by Hollywood who is speaking at DreamWorks headquarters in La La Land.

He is expected to talk about how an economy, propped up by $85 billion a month of the Federal Reserve’s printed funny-money, is improving and creating jobs. (Although Obama will most likely forget to mention the $85 billion monthly steroid injection.)

The fairytale actually begins with Politico’s headline, “White House Defends Obama Visit to Donor Katzenberg’s DreamWorks.” Here’s an excerpt:

DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg’s strong political support of President Obama had “no bearing” on the White House’s decision to schedule a presidential visit there, the White House said Monday.

‘Contributing to the president’s campaign or being a political supporter of the president doesn’t guarantee you a presidential visit, but it shouldn’t exclude you from one either,’ principal deputy press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters traveling from Seattle to San Francisco aboard Air Force One.

And like all good fairytales, Politico’s concludes with a happy ending:

Katzenberg raised millions of dollars as a bundler for Obama’s 2012 campaign, and also gave $3 million to pro-Obama super PAC Priorities USA Action.

Obama’s speaking at DreamWorks today reminded me of a popular JibJab video from the 2008 presidential campaign starring Obama in fairyland. Five years later this video is no longer funny because we are living Obama’s prance through the Enchanted Forest. Most amazing of all, the Clintons are singing about how they will be back in four years.

Cross-posted at PJ Media

Myra Kahn Adams

Myra Kahn Adams

Myra Kahn Adams is a media producer and political writer. She was on the 2004 Bush campaign's creative team and the 2008 McCain campaign's ad council. Writing credits include, National Review, Washington Examiner, World Net Daily, Breitbart and many others. Contact Myra at MyraAdams01@gmail.com

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