Obama's War On Wall Street Draws Return Fire

Imagine that, big money Wall Street types aren't enamored with Obama now that he's spent three years calling them evil:

Reporting from New York— The race is on to tap one of the most vital sources of campaign cash — Wall Street — and the early results are not looking good for President Obama.

The president's campaign struggled this week to sell out a fundraising dinner Friday at Manhattan's gilded Four Seasons restaurant despite its being hosted by America's No. 1 capitalist, Warren Buffett, according to people close to the campaign who were not authorized to speak publicly. The dinner for 100 was also a relative bargain at $10,000 a plate; recent fundraisers in Hollywood and New York have gone for $35,800 a pop.

The episode highlights a worrying trend for the Obama campaign. Wall Street, a key contributor to Obama in 2008, seems to be switching allegiances.

Meanwhile the lefty loons are continuing their #OccupyWallStreet nonsense, including spreading rumors that the band Radiohead would play a concert there this afternoon. Radiohead's management said the whole thing was fraudulent. Seems like the whiny little kids trying to occupy Wall Street are starving for attention.