Barack Obama’s desperation in hawking his failed signature legislation Obamacare, otherwise known as the unaffordable Affordable Care Act, is beyond pathetic. It is getting downright embarrassing.  He has sent his wife out to belittle young people by calling them knuckleheads for not enrolling. Remember, these are the same knuckleheads, i.e. uninformed voters, who voted for her inexperienced and inept husband.

He has gone around the country lying about the cost of premiums hoping enough poor dupes will believe him, despite the evidence that the Affordable Care Act is anything but affordable. He has consistently told the young that they should sign up for his government controlled health care system because they are not invincible. In fact, he suggested to one young father to just cancel his phone and cable bill in order to free up money in his budget for the insurance that he claimed would cost everyone less than they were paying.

But, two of his new efforts in a last minute push to get as many people to sign up for Obamacare prior to the March 31^st deadline goal of 7 million, a self-imposed goal that he is far from reaching, are ridiculously idiotic.

On Wednesday, Obama’s HHS tweeted his latest propaganda picture push featuring an ‘angry mom’, as reported by Truth Revolt.

For Throwback Thursday, he went even more ludicrous. He tweeted an article featured on his propaganda laden Organizing For Action website, also known as BarackObama.com.

Refocusing on the ‘you’re not invincible mantra,’ Obama’s Healthcare Campaign Manager Erin Hannigan had this to say on the site.

“I’m going to share a secret with you: Sometimes I wore a cape when I was a kid. It’s true. Putting that cape on made me feel like a real superhero. Invincible!

That’s a feeling I hope some people can relate to—at one point in your life you probably were pretty sure you were invincible. But here’s the truth: we’re not. Things happen—and that’s why it’s so important to have health insurance.

Time is running out to get covered this year, and we’re doing something a little different today. 

For this Throwback Thursday, we’re asking everyone to share a photo of when you felt invincible. Maybe it’s a photo of yourself dressed up like a superhero on Halloween or flexing your kid muscles for the camera. Maybe you’re just wearing a cape.

Tweet it out—and let folks know why it’s important to get covered now that you know you’re no longer invincible. Use the hashtags #TBT and #GetCovered to be part of the conversation.”

Maybe someone should remind the president that begging is not becoming. It makes one look weak and pitiful.