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Jewish World Review May 8, 2012/ 17 Iyar, 5772 Obama's Path to Victory: Divide and Conquer By Bernard Goldberg http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | I have good news and bad news. Actually, I don't. What I have is the appearance of good news and the reality of bad news. First what looks like the good news: The unemployment rate has dropped a tenth of a percentage point to 8.1. Now the bad news: Some of the decline has resulted from people leaving the work force, many of them frustrated because they haven't been able to find a job in a very long time. Here's more bad news. The economy generated a measly 115,000 jobs in April instead of the expected 168,000. This could mean more of the same old sluggish economy ahead. And here's something you won't hear from the White House: In April, the percentage of adults working or looking for work fell to the lowest level in more than 30 years. So if you add back all the people who have stopped looking for work you get a real unemployment rate of almost 15 percent. Despite those numbers, as he campaigns for re-election, we can expect President Obama to take credit for the lower unemployment rate, leaving out the other inconvenient stuff — and counting on the less sophisticated among us to buy his story. But by and large the president won't be running on his record of turning the crummy economy around, mainly because he hasn't, and too many voters know it. More than anything else, this president who once vowed to bring us together will spend his time trying to tear us apart, to split us into groups and then pit us against each other. At his party's convention four years ago, he seduced the nation by so eloquently telling us there is "not a black America and white America and Latino America and Asian America; there's the United States of America." So much for soaring rhetoric. That was then. This time around Mr. Obama will be running as the war president. There is the war on women and the war on minorities and the war on college kids and the war on the wealthy. They're all phony wars, of course, but Mr. Obama is counting on the votes of people who don't really pay attention. Some Americans didn't want to pay for Sandra Fluke's birth control pills, hence the war on women. Some Americans think the law should require photo IDs in order to vote, in order to minimize fraud. This, in reality, the president's party tells us, is a cynical, racist ploy to make it more difficult for blacks and Hispanics to vote. Hence the war on minorities. President Obama goes on a tour of America's colleges and tells the students that he's the one who wants to keep their student loan rates low while those mean Republicans might double it if they get the chance. Never mind that with Mr. Obama in the White House a lot of college kids can't find jobs after they graduate and are moving in with Mommy and Daddy and living in the same bedroom they slept in when they were ten. And, of course there's the war on the top 1 percent. Mr. Obama has done the math and concluded that 99 is a bigger number than 1; that there is political advantage — or at least he hopes there is — in telling the American people that the top one percent aren't paying "their fair share." Hey, pandering to the middle class can't hurt, right? Four years ago, Mr. Obama rode into Washington on that magic carpet of hopes and dreams. Now he's at the wheel of a garbage truck. Because now he understands that a lot of the people who swooned over him then, aren't swooning so much today. So he has to energize them. And what better way than sowing seeds of resentment? Now, the president who was going to bring us together in post-partisan America, just wants to win re-election. And if he has to throw his lofty principles under the bus and turn Americans against each other in the process, so be it. A small price, he figures, for such an important accomplishment. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. Comment by clicking here. JWR contributor Bernard Goldberg, the television news reporter and author of several bestselling books, among them, Bias, a New York Times number one bestseller about how the media distort the news. He is widely seen as one of the most original writers and thinkers in broadcast journalism. Mr. Goldberg covered stories all over the world for CBS News and has won 10 Emmy awards for excellence in journalism. He now reports for the widely acclaimed HBO broadcast Real Sports. He is a graduate of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey and a member of the school's Hall of Distinguished Alumni and proprietor of BernardGoldberg.com. Previously: • 05/01/12: President Cool Meets Reality • 04/25/12: Why Media Bias Matters • 04/17/12: NYT: At It Again • 04/13/12: Kissing up to the Rev. Al • 04/10/12: This Just In: War Breaks Out --- Thank You, Lord • 04/03/12: In Cold Blood? • 03/27/12: Trayvon Martin and Media Hypocrisy • 03/26/12: Time to Go, Rick • 03/22/12: Obama's Mantra: Don't Blame Me • 03/19/12: The U.N. Human Rights Council --- and other Jokes • 03/13/12: Bias in the News: Blame it on Their Zip Code • 03/06/12: Thank Heaven for Rich People --- a Second Look • 02/29/12: Some Free Advice for the Republican Field • 02/28/12: Do We Have a Right to Lie? • 02/16/12: Can Obama Win Re-Election by Promising Free Stuff? • 02/06/12: The 5 Stages of Mitt • 02/02/12: Florida Has Spoken; Cue the Fat Lady • 01/30/12: The Other Global Warming Story • 01/26/12: They See Racists Everywhere . . . • 01/24/12: The Arrogant and Clueless Mainstream Media • 01/23/12: Gingrich Wins SC --- Media Help Big Time • 01/18/12: A New Entry for 100 People Who Are Screwing Up America • 01/12/12: The Dream Ticket Could Be a Conservative Nightmare • 01/11/12: Now 'Anybody But Romney' Has a Name • 12/30/11: I Have a Confession to Make . . . • 12/27/11: Know When to Hold 'em and Know When to Fold 'em • 12/20/11: NBC News, the KKK and the State of Journalism • 12/19/11: Mitt and Newt: Two Rich Guys Arguing Over Money • 12/13/11: Donald Trump Is the Greatest; Just Ask Him • 12/12/11: Rob Peter to Pay Paul: Bad Economics! Good Politics? • 12/07/11: Yeah . . . and Fish Don't Know They're Wet, Either • 12/06/11: Did the Media Play Fair with Herman Cain? • 12/05/11: Obama to Blue-Collar America: Adios! • 11/29/11: We Can Stop the Crazy Train Before It Gets to Greece • 11/22/11: Who Can Beat Obama? • 11/15/11: The Dumbest Media Question I've Ever Heard • 11/09/11: What If Herman Cain Did It? • 11/08/11: What If Herman Cain Were a Lib? • 11/02/11: Who Can Beat Obama? • 11/01/11: We're Approaching the Tipping Point • 10/25/11: A Response to the Angry Purists • 10/18/11: They're Waiting for Reagan to Hit the Campaign Trail • 10/12/11: Read This!!! --- But Only If You Have Nothing Better To Do • 10/04/11: Can Obama Win Re-Election? • 09/27/11: It's NOT the Economy Stupid, It's Theology • 09/20/11: Bad News on the Doorstep • 09/09/11: Hypocrisy! • 09/06/11: Back to the Future • 08/24/11: Hillary vs. Obama in 2012? It'll Never Happen --- I Don't Think • 08/22/11: Warning: Conservatives May Be Harmful to Your Mental Health • 08/17/11: Warren Buffett, Coddled Billionaire • 08/11/11: Too Much Balance in the Media? • 08/04/11: All Aboard the Crazy Train • 08/01/11: Liberal Hate Speech • 07/25/11: With All Due Respect, Go Fly a Kite • 07/20/11: Who Is A ‘Natural Born Citizen’? • 07/18/11: Guess Who's Not Paying Their Fair Share • 07/12/11: Against More Taxes? You May Be a Terrorist! • 07/11/11: Casey Anthony: The TV Show • 07/06/11: Standards and Double Standards at MSNBC • 06/29/11: Is Jon Stewart A Racist? • 06/21/11: Let's Play the Race Card --- Just for Fun Of Course • 06/20/11: Sarah Palin and Weiner's Weiner • 06/03/11: Memo to GOP: Turn Mr. Obama into Mr. Yesterday • 05/20/11: I Get Letters From People Who Should Be Locked Up • 05/09/11: Is ‘Torture’ Ever Justified? • 05/02/11: The Promiscuous Use of the R Word • 04/19/11: The Man Behind the Million Dollar Smile • 04/12/11: What's the Difference Between Libs in Politics and Libs in the Media? • 04/08/11: An Idea Whose Time Has Come — and Gone • 03/28/11: The Pundits Are Driving Me Crazy --- And You Thought Qadaffi Is Nuts • 03/14/11: No Liberal Bias at NPR — Just Ask NPR • 03/10/11: The media's frustration • 03/01/11: Progressives Lost in Time . . . • 02/23/11: The Lamestreams Strike Again --- This Time in Madison • 02/03/11: You MUST Own a Gun --- Or Else! • 01/20/11: It Was Horrible, I tell you … HORRIBLE! • 01/11/11: Here We Go Again . . . • 01/06/11: You Go, Oprah • 12/28/10: A Year-Ender --- The MSM and Obama's Fall from Grace • 12/14/10: Thank Heaven for Rich People • 12/02/10: The Phony Nobility of Wikileaks © 2011, Bernard Goldberg

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