Blaming Barack...The Game

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There is a new game in America.  It is all the rage.  Any number of players can play.  For that matter, all ages can play.  Adults play it the most but they teach their kids how to play every day.  It is particularly popular in certain regions of the country.  Unfortunately, the game isn't available at your local Wal-Mart store.  Not on the shelves at Toys Or Us.  You can't even order it online.  Unlike Monopoly, Chutes and Ladders, Battleship and Chess, it costs nothing.  The name of the game is Blaming Barack.

One of the many attractions of Blaming Barack  is it's unique ability to engage nearly every player who plays.  Unlike most games, it does not just attract a specific audience of players.  Blaming Barack  is popular among people of all walks of life.  Clergyman, school teachers, corporate officers, electricians, laborers, bankers, moms, dads and everyone else.  The other wonderful feature of this game is that it is continually played day in and day out.  Most games are pulled out every once in a while but Blaming Barack is a daily ritual for some and a satisfying staple for others. 

Unlike other games where there is always a winner and loser, Blaming Barack only allows for winning.  Players enjoy a sense of fulfillment when playing and especially enjoy it when others participate with them in the game.  It's a game where players can play without sitting down at a table.  It's a game that requires no cards, wheels, tokens, play money or other game implements.  It's best feature is it requires very little knowledge, understanding or education to play.  It's definitely an everyman's game. 

Blaming Barack allows players to pick any topic, issue or problem they may have and encourages them to express it to others.  Recently, the most popular game program has been gas prices.  Over the last month, gas prices have risen on a daily basis and Blaming Barack has gone viral.  Another favorite gaming program popular for at least three years has been jobs and the economy.  Blaming Barack is a catch-all for all economic ailments.   

The best part of Blaming Barack is that it is an all encompassing game.  You can choose any gaming platform and find the fulfillment you desire.  Upside down in your mortgage, Blaming Barack is the perfect elixir.   Believe the nation has too much indebtedness, Blaming Barack soothes your soul.  Your children are struggling with grades in school, Blaming Barack helps alleviate your frustration.  Blaming Barack allows you to pick and choose your problem, any problem, and find hope and satisfaction.

If Blaming Barack was a book, it would be a best seller topping the list.  The last game to have such stalwart support was the game,  Blame It On George W.   It held the number one position for years.  The real question going forward will be if Blaming Barack can hold on to its prized status or will it be unseated by a new game being considered, The Romney Reproach.