Pajama Boy: Obama's Smirking Commissar

Pajama Boy: Obama's Smirking Commissar

Posted 12/27/2013 06:48 PM ET

Politics: The effete visage of the ObamaCare pitchman known as Pajama Boy already is a figure of fun. But now it comes to light that Ethan Krupp is more than just a smirking, turnoff face for an ad. He's a leftist extremist.

Krupp is more than just a hipster metrosexual cradling cocoa in his red onesie pajamas whose arch, supercilious expression is supposed to make young people want to run out and buy overpriced ObamaCare on government insurance exchanges.

In reality, he's a long-time Obama operative, one of the president's leftover campaign shock troops active in The One's permanent campaign organization known as Organizing for America.

"I'm a liberal f***," he wrote in the typical leftist vernacular on his now-deleted blog, according to research by the Daily Caller. "A liberal f*** is not a Democrat, but rather someone who combines political data and theory, extreme leftist views and sarcasm to win any argument while make (sic) the opponents feel terrible about themselves. I won every argument but one."

In other words, he knows more than you as he arches his eyebrows with smug certainty to "persuade" you to buy ObamaCare.

Apparently, he's been at it awhile and doesn't take kindly to thoughtful discussion or argument.

The Caller reported that he dismissed his critics in an interview with the Badger Herald of Wisconsin by saying he gave them "a huge middle finger." He summed up: "We have no morals, and we will attack you."

If this doesn't sum up the Obama administration's smoldering contempt for the vast majority of voters who are now suffering under the incompetence and cost of the ObamaCare he's now selling, what does?

Krupp's views are those of a left-wing extremist, one who is certain he knows what's better for voters than they do. We've seen his attitude in other pitches for ObamaCare, such as by Obama ally Rep. Xavier Becerra, D-Calif., who browbeat a group of students at Cal State Los Angeles earlier this month, and Internet ads that urge the young to buy ObamaCare by depicting a bunch of beer-swilling boobs.

Krupp wears soft, cuddly pajamas to appear presumably friendly, but based on his views stated elsewhere, he'd put you in a penal camp if he could.

The ends justify the means for someone who openly says he shuns morals. That's the sort of coercion the ObamaCare campaign is coming to.