Stephanie Cutter -- the Biggest Liar on the Obama Team

President Obama is a liar. America knows this. We have seen him tell one whopper after another. It is hard even to list his greatest lies; there are just too many. Even worse, the staff of the Obama campaign has taken lying to heart and uses it as an everyday strategy. Nevertheless, the Obama staffer who has raised lying to almost an Olympic event is Stephanie Cutter the Deputy Campaign Manager for Obama. Cutter, you may remember is the one who called Romney a felon and then denied ever saying that even though she was on video. Cutter is the one who said she had no knowledge about the facts of the Obama ad in which Romney is acused of causing the death of the wife of a former employee of a company that Bain Capital had invested in. Of course, when it then came out that Cutter had hosted a press event for the purpose of getting the details of that very woman's death at which the information she claimed not to know was completely presented, Cutter just ignored the discrepancy. The list goes on, but I have to add today's lies.

On ABC this morning, Cutter was asked about the endorsement of Romney by the Des Moines Register. This was the first time since 1972 that the Register endorsed the Republican candidate for president. Here is what Cutter had to say, in part,

CUTTER: Well, you know, they endorsed Mitt Romney in the primary, so this was not much of a surprise. It was a little surprising to read that editorial, because it didn't seem to be based at all in reality, not just in the president's record, but in Mitt Romney's record. It says that he'd reach across the aisle, which he'd do the exact opposite. It's the exact opposite of what he did in Massachusetts.


So there you have it. Cutter is telling America that in Massachusetts, Romney as governor did not reach across the aisle to Democrats. Huh? The Massachusetts legislature was 85% Democrats when Romney was governor. Obviously, Romney worked with the Democrats. Had he not done so, he could not have gotten anything passed. He would have had no budget. He would have had no expenditures. He could not have made any appointments. Well, someone needs to explain to Cutter that Romney did pass laws; he did have budgets (which by the way were balanced); he did get his appointments approved. Cutter is obviously just making it up as she goes along. Shame on you Stephanie Cutter.