Obama's Blame Game: Managing Perceptions

Obama continues to blame Bush as a cover-up for his own lies, failed policies and indecision on critical issues.
Now Obama attempts to use Bush as a means of managing the perception of the public about himself. It's such an obvious and worn-out ploy to deflect attention away from himself and his incompetence as president by blaming others and never taking responsibility.
Bush-Cheney is not his only target in his continual blame game.
Obama has other boogiemen as well including: the United States for all past international relations for which he repeatedly apologizes, doctors, insurance companies, FOX news network, all talk radio, Wall Street, mortgage brokers, the Republican Party, Tea Parties protestors, Town hall protestors and so on.
Obama has used this ploy of managing the perception of himself by blaming others throughout his career. Obama has always played the game of focusing attention on someone else; he has been a master at making someone else the bad guy, so no-one will look too closely at his own inadequacies and lack of achievement.
This ploy worked as a Community Organizer, in his getting elected to the Illinois legislature and then as a do-nothing member of the Illinois legislature, in getting elected as a U.S. Senator and then as a do-nothing U. S. Senator, as a candidate for president who was totally unqualified and now as a president with failed domestic and foreign policies.
The management of the public's and media's perception of others rather than of himself allows such disasters as the Stimulus Bill, Cash for Clunkers, a $1.4 trillion budget deficit, failures in dealing with Iran, N. Korea, Russia, lying about transparency in his government with his Czars and the secret legislative process with only Democrats, lying about bipartisanship when he is president, lying about not signing any bill with earmarks when every bill has earmarks, lying about no lobbyists in his government, lying about a new morality when he is president as he appoints tax cheats and those involved in other corruption, and the list goes on and on.